European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday May 14, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 5 Tonry indicted on Campaign charges new Orleans a Richar Tonry who resigned from Congress a week ago amid allegations of widespread vote fraud was indicted by a Federal grand jury thursday on charges stemming from his Campaign. Also indicted was John w. Mumphry one of Tonry s Law partners. Tonry. 42, was accused in the indictment of obstruction of Justice receiving More than $54.000 in illegal Campaign contributions promising jobs for political purposes and conspiracy. Mumphry was accused of conspiracy obstruction of Justice and lying to a grand jury. The . Attorney s office originally announced Mumphry was also charged with watergate burglar e. Howard Hunt stands among some of the 39 paintings on Sale at his one Man show in Miami prison Art on Sale Beach Fla. Hunt netted $7,500 from the Sale of nine paintings turned out during his confinement in Federal prison. Hunt says he needs the Money to defray Mas Sive debts to Bis lawyers in connection with his trial. A photo . Groups plan massive set protest new York Dpi residents opposed to the supersonic concorde Landing in new York thursday scheduled massive weekend motorcade demonstrations at John k. Kennedy Airport stale ally. Gen. Louis Lofkowitz mean while announced he was joining the port authority of new York and new Jersey s Appeal of . District court judge Milton Pollack s decision wednesday to allow the set to land at Kennedy. Lofkowitz acted at the urging of the state Senate which adopted on wednesday a Resolution that Pollack s ruling be appealed and the plane be required to meet noise and pollution standards in All areas around the Airport. Carol Berman chairman of the Emer gency coalition to Stop the set. Said a motorcade protest at the Airport would Start at 5 . Sunday. The coalition is com posed of 200 civic groups from communities around the Airport in the City and in Nassau county. Passes $1.7-billion Aid Bill House votes of keep Cuba Viet Trade bars Washington up the House of representatives thursday reaffirmed its opposition to us. Trade with Cuba or Viet Nam but passed a $1.7-billion foreign Aid Bill which lifts outdated restrictions prohibiting food Aid to other nations trading with Havana and Hanoi. The vote was 252 to 158. The legislation now goes to the Senate where it is in direct conflict with a drive led by sen. George Mcgovey d-s.d., to remove prohibitions against . Trade with Cuba and  House legislation also removes some restrictions governing food Aid to Egypt and adds limitations on help to countries violating human rights. Rep. Clement j. Zablocki a wis. Chair Man of the House International relations committee assured members earlier the legislation was supported by the administration and did not remove . Restrictions. But the House adopted an amendment by rep. John m. Ashbrook a Ohio. Reaf firming the ban on . Trade with Havana and Hanoi. There is within the Senate a very deter mined Effort to remove prohibitions against Trade and Aid to Cuba and Viet  Ashbrook said. We should not sit Back in the House and let the senior Sena Tor from South Dakota be spokesman on foreign  said that under the legislation outdated restrictions against food Aid to countries trading with Cuba or Vietnam and against the United Arab Republic Are removed. With administration sup  he added this Bill in no Way lifts any restriction against . Trade or Aid to Hanoi or  despite Strong opposition from tobacco producing states the House passed an amendment by rep. James p. Johnson. R col eliminating 24 million in tobacco exports. Promising jobs for political purposes. A spokesman said later that announcement was an error. Summonses were issued for their  had predicted the indictment when he complained to the Justice depart ment about the Way . Attorney Gerald Gallinghouse was handling an investigation into the oct. 2, 1976, democratic Pri Mary election. Tonry said , a Republican was conspiring against the democratic nominee. But atty. Gen. Griffin Bell cleared Gallinghouse last week commending him and the Fri for the Fine work they have done on this  Twenty two poll workers have pleaded guilty in . District court to charge stemming from the vote fraud i Vestiga  won the primary by 184 votes. A state judge ruling on a suit challenging the outcome of the election said Tonry got at least 229 fraudulent votes compared to at least 25 for his opponent. James to  resigned May 3, the Day a con Gressional subcommittee was to vote on whether he should be thrown out. Two of the three subcommittee members said they would have voted to recommend his ouster. Since his resignation there has been no representative from the 1st District which includes four parishes in Southeast i Wisi Ana with half the constituents in East new Orleans. It is the seat held for 36 years by f. Edward Hebert. Who retired last year. Machinery is in motion for a new elec Tion but Moreau has asked the stale supreme court to name him the nominee without further balloting. A hearing on that Issue is scheduled for May 16. The court refused wednesday to Block preliminary moves to set up the primary tentatively scheduled for june 25 with a Runoff july 30. The governor has scheduled the general election Tor aug. 27. Tonry has already begun a Campaign for the seat As have Moreau and two other candidates. On the Day Tonry returned Home from Washington he and Moreau locked horns in a bitter Exchange with Moreau criticizing Tonry and Tonry responding that Moreau was just a Pawn of the politically powerful Perez family of plaque mines  has said he was innocent in the vote fraud Case that he just profited from a system which is Normal in the District where dead people frequently Are credited with voting. He repeatedly said his opponents got More fraudulent votes than he did but he has not produced proof. The congressional subcommittee said it had no indication Tonry was involved in the fraudulent voting. But members said they wanted the election junked because it was too crooked to straighten out. Firm cuts Coffee Price 25 declines in imparted Green Coffee prices Over the past several weeks. Folger s last Price increase of 25 cents around announced March 30. Still has not nil the grocery shelf he said so the Roll Back wiil avoid the necessity of the Previ Ous increase being passed along to com no is " general foods corp. Biggest l s. Wholesaler is holding us ground Coffee prices at is 46 a Pound after a Rise of 23cents in april. Hills Brothers Coffee the no 3 roaster has kept prices for ground Coffee at $1 03 a Pound since March of time May 14, 1s47 the seizure of excess cattle on German farms was to be ordered by British and american military govern ments within the next few Days unless the food crisis took an unexpected turn for the belter authoritative quarters said in Berlin. May 14. 1957 West German foreign minister Itel Rich Vou Brentano said that Germany must abandon any idea of be coming a world Power again. May 14,1967 West Germany is willing to talk with the East germans about improving relations Between the two halves of the divided nation. Chancellor Kurt Georg kissing it said