European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 6 the stars and stripes saturday May a 1977 stateside Oregon bans cans with flip top openers dry Catalina Ken Salher an official of the  Edison co., inspects a dry Reservoir on Catalina Bland a mile Southwest of los Angeles. A two year drought has forced the bund s 1,68permanent residents to take drastic measures o Cut water consumption by so per cent. A photo apology averts walkout at handicapped Parley Washington up an official of he White House conference on Handi capped individuals averted a threatened walkout Friday by apologizing to non White delegates for not involving them adequately in the  is no question they have not been adequately involved in this conference either at the National conferences or at the state conferences said executive director Jack Smith. The conference apologizes that it has not been Able to respond to this but has Learned a very important lesson about involvement of other groups in the future Smith told a new conference. The meeting is being held to draft recommendations to Congress and president Carter on equal treatment of the Handi capped. Non White delegates complaining the numbered Only 86 among the nearly 800 voting delegates had threatened to walk Steelman Johnson Dies at 77 new York api Logan t. Johnson.77, former chairman and president of Aramco steel corp. And founder of the International Iron and steel Institute has died in Middletown Ohio. Out of the conference because of exclusionary and discriminatory practices used by conference  withdrew the threat after Smith , conference organizer Joe Magnino disputed their figures saying that there Are 158 minority representatives among the 780 voting delegates. Magnin said this includes 86 Blacks 33 hispanics 10 american indians nine Asiatic Ameri cans and 20  also told the news conference that mental illnesses have not been Given enough attention at the  he rejected criticisms that the con Ference was organized for the disabled elite and that it was so Over structured it represented traditional custodial treat ment of disabled  provided As much flexibility As we could Smith  objected that some organizations representing various disabled persons who feel they Are the Only ones Able to speak came not with the spirit of involve ment but to act in a very negative  he did not name the groups. Kenneth Semigan a Blind Delegate said wednesday he had been told who to room with where to eat. How to gel there an what issues to vote on. Salem Ore. A Sale of All Metal beverage cans with detachable nip to openers will be prohibited in Oregon after March 1,1979, under a Bill signed into Law . The measure expands Oregon s 1971 beverage Container Law which require deposits on All Beer and soft drink bottles and cars . Openers on carbonated beverage cans. We Don t want flip top openers in Testate of Oregon said Straub it s a big improvement on our bottle Bill. The new Law bans fllp4op openers on cans containing juice and other Boncarbo rated beverages. Gimmick hides fare feel on Beach Law Absecon no. A the sign May say no Bare feet Bat if you re wearing foxy feet they la never  loft 30, of Absecon has come of with new gimmick for but feel that make them look like they re wearing san dals. Foxy feet is an embroidered Decora ton for the top of the foot. It has no sole but sups around the ankle and Hooks Ever the second , who enjoys needlepoint and Cro Cheting. Invented foxy feet to five heroin feet Tome decoration. Friends recently began placing orders and she was la  tried All sorts of names she said and finally decided on foxy  a new York and new Jersey department store Chain is stocking them As Are stores la Florida and Califana.  orders Lutt now is hav Taf foxy fert hand made la Haiti. The first foxy fed bad coloured beads on Gold mesh. Denim and macrame Earth tones were added after they weal into mass production. Sale of artefacts to help pay Bicentennial Bill Philadelphia a the Franklin Institute plans to sell 2,000 rare books to pay off h million in Bicentennial debts. The museum took $1 million from its endowment for the Bicentennial but admissions were insufficient to recover the Money museum official Kirk Burbank  the books to be auctioned Are first editions of four Early scientific works written in latin among them Nicholas Copernicus 1543 work de  Orrum explaining his theory of the Earth s rotation. It is expected to bring $35.000, Burbank said. Also included Are works by sir Isaac Newton astronomer Johannes Kepler and physicist William Gilbert dated Between 1808 and 1687. We Are Only Selling those rare books which Are a curiosity to a working Library Bur Bank said. We Are not Selling material relevant to the  Institute s annual budget of �.5 million includes 100.000 for the Library. It has one of the country s Best scientific  books will be auctioned in three separate sales beginning nov. 2, by a firm in new York City Burbank said. Hotel s swinging single plan backfires Miami Beach Fie. A Aroer suggesting that a single would t slay Ca s biggest Beach party is How the ads single very  St. But the Mooui Lebleau hotel s but  owner Ben Novack plan to open a club for swinging singles has who built the hotel in us said about ii  the financially troubled hotel announced creation earlier this month of be dub Romant Lrae the together Way for singles vacations and a you have to bring  showed a scat by Clad couple pm Bra Dag be the Beach and listed a special six night Rale of $154 doable occupancy Gram and the , we have no alternative Bat to Croce the program in a entirety he said. We made a mistake hotel Many of ionizers of Beach relies heavily for electronic accelerator makes sewage valuable Cambridge. Mass. A scientists have found a Way to convert sewage sludge a major Urban pollution problem into valuable soil additive by pounding it with Electron beams to get rid of  researchers used an Electron accelerator to make the High Energy Waves of atomic particles in a one year test at Amajor sewage treatment Plant in Boston. The project directed by scientists fro Massachusetts Institute of technology showed the Electron beams destroyed Bac Teria viruses bugs and even some Poison Ous chemicals in the sewage. Rape ruled Normal victim called provocative Madison wis. Up when a 15 year old boy raped a girl in a stairwell attest High school judge Archie Simonson ruled he was reacting normally to Prev Alent sexual permissiveness and women s provocative  judge decreed that the youth who was found delinquent should be permitted to stay at Home under court super vision rather than placed in an institution or other rehabilitation , about 40 women one wearing a Bikini paraded outside Dane count courthouse demanding the judge s Resig  is a crime not a Normal reaction the women shouted. Archie must go in his ruling wednesday Simonson mentioned newspaper advertisements prostitution arrests sex stories several bar with nude dancing and Young women who appear in Public and even in court Wear ing revealing clothing. This Community is Well known to be sexually permissive Simonson  we punish a 15 or 16-year-old boy who reacts to it normally Anne Gaylor of the Madison chapter of the National organization for women was among the demonstrators. She said Simon son s remarks were examples of blatant sexism and unbelievable  rape is a violent crime a terrible crime and Here is a judge calling it a Normal  Gaylor said. No woman including women attorneys should Ever have to appear before him for any reason. And this is the Man who is hearing prostitution cases. Resigna Tion is his Only viable  the sentence also brought protests fro the District attorney s office. This is probably the most serious crime in the history of Madison Public schools said assistant District attorney meryl Manhardt. We re talking about personal assault on a a year old  she said the judge s remarks about clothing were particularly  she said he was expressing the general male philosophy that the Way a woman dresses provokes a sexual  Public interest in the boy s rehabilitation and in preventing such crimes in the future require he be sent to a residential treatment Center she  youth and two others were charged with second degree sexual assault in therapy last november. A 14-year-old boy was sent in March to a Home for boys and charges against another 15-year-old were dropped. Simonson said a year of court supervision would Best serve the boy and the Public. He ordered the youth to continue treatment through a youth program and to study at Home with a Public school teacher until he is re accepted in  warned that the boy would be sent to a school for boys if he commits another crime or violates terms of his supervision