Bartender DeathsptuSuspect EntersbiPlea of Innocentm?orMIs-I tvHDav I Tapia, 28, of 614 m Cod S\V, pleaded innoc rut n Friday in District Court to a hi charge of second degree murder m connection with !H me (H’t, 7 shooting death of ITony Prado Chapa. c,Chapa, 24. of 3516 CaminoAlameda SW, was shot to.* ideath at the Elbow Room ar, 21U Second SW, where e was employed as a bar-tender,Dist. Judge John B. Me-Manus reduced Tapia’s bond from $10,000 to $8000, in res-• ponsc to a defense motion, t and set the trial for Jan. 10.aaDefense aMorney - La a - c seme Tapia and Charles Dr. -■; coll objected to li e early trial -setting. Driscoll no’ed f o i sthe record” that the defense dwanted to preserve the right Ito object to any effort bv the prosecution or by the court (tu a11 t■ t case flt;»r irial doag *:sr present teun of court, \ . . tic . f. e i v h '■mcommitted dur.ng this--_ ■ » s.w a sterm. Jf, Ordinarily, h c;o* is not f e tried during th.e same tern *g of couit in which the allegi id ( rime : lt;omrnitted, T h e r eL'arc two tei ms of lt;mmIff I \ ( * ' *ginnmg in SepVoU arf• atfMat lt;“We have very serious oh-u jet ' aars tn going to trial aw early as Jan. 10, even if w i. are unsuiaiijgjdui m putting *iff tne trial until the nevterm of court/9 Ilfiseoll saicb-j. ”We want to have tne drfendart examined hy a p\ *». idiologrsjL but we have noti-n yet been able v» * a e tne funds to rio vi(M he so; i, n Judge Mr Mantis* signed the ! o? del* : etting the ti *ah but v also v, * an earlier hearinge at w lor a arguments ront-em-ing the trial date v. hi Ie