Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - August 9, 1973, Yuma, Arizona F ii p SK J SUN Issue Year nnd 10 Cents Yuma Arizona Thurs Aug 9 1973 Telephone SENTINEL Issue Year NOT YET EFFECT Mandatory Petroleum Allocation Plan Outlined WASHINGTON AP Nixon administration today outlined an gram for mandatory allocation of petroleum products tat said it had no immediate plaas to implement the proposal Weare not now planning to implement a mandatory gram at any specific time in the forseeable said ident Nixon's top energy aide former Colorado Gov John A Love We are attempting to de- the best program er in recognition that circum- stances in the future may re- quire such a he said Love said the mandatory location program was being of- to give the public the oph to consider the lems involved and to make comments on how to help re- medy the problem He welcomed debate over the proposed program saying that this or any other tory program runs the very great risk of reducing not in- creasing the available supplies Lovt said a voluntary tion plan announced earlier by the administration would re- main in effect for the time being Love said he has urged price controls which fully recognize the need for increased supply He said that an ment will be made Friday on final Phase rules which he said he believed will facilitate increased imports of both crude oil and products as well as increased domestic tion He said the Phase 4 tions will give special attention to meeting the problems of heating oil for his winter Love emphasized his tion to do all in my power to insure that fair play prevails for independent petroleum dealers the administration also was considering a rary measure that would hibit utilities and industrial firms with large boilers from switching from coal to um or from residual fuels to home heating fuels except where necessary to meet clean air standards Under the mandatory cation program all major re- finers operating at 90 per cent of capacity or above would be required to offer a proportional share of domestic crude oil for sale to small refiners Major refiners not up to this capacity would be exempt from offering domestic crude oil for sale but would he required to report to the Department of the Interior To encourage exploration for new reserves the new ies would be exempted from the allocation program Imported crude oil also would be exempt U.S Crime Panel Backs Gun Curb WHO IS Strolling in a San Jose Calif park this couple earlier announced that they want to get married but slate law won't let them because they're no ordinary people Jason left and Tonnes Vance both underwent treatment at Stanford University Medical Center that reversed their sex State law prohibits changing their birth cates to show sex changes thereby prohibiting them from marriage AP Wirephoto More Bomb Accidents Reported by U.S Jets PHNOM PENH Cambodia AP Two more U.S bombings have been re- ported by the Cambodian tary command in the last 12 days army sources reported today They were at Prey Bang a village 15 miles northeast of Phnom Penh on July 29 and at 13 miles southeast of the capital on July 30 the sources said At Prey Bang three bodian soldiers were killed 10 were wounded and were listed as missing At eight soldiers and eight army dependents were ed and four persons were listed as missing The military authority claimed that American jets were responsible for the ings but the planes were not identified On Monday more than 400 persons were killed or wounded at Luong in the worst bombing accident of the Indo- china war A U.S air attache Col 4 Engines Scream To Bank Was Car David Opfer claimed that an investigation indicated American planes were not re- sponsible for killing 15 civilians at Veal three miles from Phnom Penh on Sunday He said U.S officials at korn Phanom Thailand had reported there were no U.S strikes within a half mile of Veal that day He said four Cambodian driven dropped four bombs and two rockets but villagers said the bombs fell from jet fighter bombers The Cambodian air force has no jets WASHINGTON AP A federal crime commission today urged all states to out- law handguns except for law enforcement and military of- and to seize all those in civilian hands The commission also said states should no longer impose jail sentences for the crimes of gambling marijuana use prostitution and vate sexual acts between con- adults States should consider re- pealing laws against those the commission said The recommendations were contained in a report by the National Advisory Commission on Criminal tice Standards and Goals The commission chairman former Delaware Gov Russell W Peterson delivered the re- port to Atty Gen Elliot L Ri- chardson today The member commission including present and former governors state and local police officials and judges drafted the after a two-year study financed by a million federal grant In a statement prepared for a news conference Richardson said the study may be the most important report on crime control ever compiled in this country It recommended no change in present laws regulating rifles and shotguns and said weapons collectors should be permitted to keep inoperative handguns The commission believes private use and possession of handguns infringes on the right of the American public to be free from violence and death caused by the use of the report said Acknowledging that many citizens keep guns for personal protection the commission said a handgun in the home is more likely to kill a member of the family than it is to vide lifesaving protection from burglars and robbers Arabella Spider Spins Skylab Web The Weather yesterday this morning 76 Four Yuma Fire Dept parked in front of at 11 today 96 gines screamed to 2nd 106 and Main Street just after fire was 100 Low tonight TV p.m yesterday in response a pump humidity at 1 1 a reported fire at First the carburetor of 105 Average low this date 9 owned by Leo Amos to Friday Clear But when fire fighters Yuma was damaged Friday Slightly ed they discovered the fire said the fire in the carburetor of a the car Sunrise SPACE CENTER Houston AP Arabella the going spider has learned ly to spin an apparently mal web without the aid of gravity the Skylab 2 astro- reported today Her success was to be re- warded later today with thing a lot of can't get on earth a piece of filet mignon Dr Owen K Garriott gave an account if Arabella's work as be Capt Alan L Bean and Jack R prepared for a photo survey of earth re- sources in western Canada and the eastern United States The space station was to pass over British North Dakota Minnesota and Ohio and across the eastern coast at Cape Hatteras as a package of sophisticated eras and sensors examine the earth and its atmosphere Garriott said that for the first day or two Arabella was disoriented by weightlessness and could build only a mentary web in the corners of her cage By the third day however she had managed to spin a web with a normal cular pattern 8 Petitions Out For City Elections MASSACRE Houston police detectives uncovered multiple bodies at a southwest Houston rental storage space today that had been turned into a massive The case began yesterday when a youth told police he killed the man responsible for the killings then led officials to the scene Eight bodies have been uncovered so far with police fearing more to come At least four bodies were found in the hole shown in tne AP Wirephoto Sex Party Slayings Report Yields Eight Bodies So Far As of yesterday eight no- petitions have been taken out for coming city elections including two Councilman has taken out a petition for mayor along with C Hyrd and Edwin F Dixon So far nominating petitions for Councilman out by Steve Sunders Police Judge C Pollock has taken mil a petition for along with Kenneth Hay McKowu I Here's Yuma's Dally I Wafer TOP RECRUITER MI Mayor Tom Alll here to visit I hi talks with den Conrad S Allman of the U.S Air Service oil Hie flight lino ill MCAS this morning The general came office At left is Tech Sgl Lurry the Here the City of Yuma water usage for day of the past week in gallons Saturday A itg -t Sunday A tig 5 I Monday A fi Tuesday Aug H Aug 7 Aug 8 HOUSTON AP macabre story said the youth on information from a when a the names of three ager who said his life led officers being sought bv threatened after an shallow graves in the authorities sex parly police searched section and said checked with missing boat stall today that killed the and those names has yielded eight the out so we came out Meanwhile police in youth told and started ban Pasadena began digging shot and killed Item said the of a man of Pasadena after reports indicated that were told was responsible party in only the three bodies killings No bodies were which the by the youth might ported others had passed out found but as the digging Officers supervised jail spray paint Police said they found more bodies turned up tics in digging up the to torture of the bodies were stall located in a large I -shaped building Kight in the Corll in plastic bags and with rope Many tons and youth said as he decomposed were found during the night was putting handcuffs some may till and had already hound been in the stall as long used to si ore a hoal on two He said three said Ihc eight him he would have to were believed lo of youth identified bv The Sun In 22 years of police us Wayne I've never seen ho convinced Corll that 13 of doing such a an He said that 13 homicide put down n 22 pistol B The police were led to it up and shot Corll A eight shallow graves by a at 2 who said a mini in said Corll 13 defense after M dint him of killing soini 3 tured and and in I 12 verted sex 7
