European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 04, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes sunday september 4,1977 end of an ordeal the face of Bob Silver 46, of Kansas Gay kan., reflects the Strain of his ordeal As he is rescued after spending 17 hours trapped in a 600-foot smoke stack at Portage wis. Silver and Bob Abling 47, of Dietrich 111., were paint ing the inside of the smokestack when their scaffolding tipped Over trapping them 350 feet above ground. Abling was rescued by a coast guard helicopter after being trapped for about nine hours but Silver s Rescue was delayed for another eight hours by fog. Neither Man was injured. A photo encourage minority buyers sea May change its rules on Media Loans Washington up the Small business administration May change its rules in order to allow Loans to Blacks and other minority buyers of broadcast stations Federal communications commit Sion chairman Richard Wiley said. The sea currently makes no Loans for Media purchases because of first Amend ment free speech considerations. Wiley told a broadcast forum of the National Black Media coalition the sea is considering issuing a Rule making proce Dure to discuss the possibility of Federal Loans for minorities. The acc chief said he had talked with sea chairman Vernon Weaver about the pork chops were pre stuffed Oklahoma City up Mike Henderson and his wife Felt some thing funny when they bit into the stuffed worked chops they had for dinner Friday night. Investigation turned up band aids left in the chops which mrs. Hender son had purchased earlier in the Day at a local supermarket. I took about two or three bites and Felt something funny Hender son said. I pulled it out and there were about five band aids in  Henderson speculated a Batcher wearing bandages on a Cut Finger lost them in the pork  said the supermarket offered to refund the Price of the Bandage stuffed chops. Making Money available to minority buyers of radio and television stations. If the change is made he said minority would find a Pool of capital  the commission heard complaints about White domination of broadcasting during last april s conference on Black and other minority ownership and spoke out at the forum Here on How Blacks can alleviate the problem. Acc commissioner Robert e. Lee told the audience of about 100 persons that he is at a loss to understand Why the first amendment is an impediment to govern ment Loans for Media purchases. He said it would be easy to write in pro visions to prohibit the government from taking Over a station if a loan  Black coalition head Pluria Marshall said he welcomed the news and complimented a proposal by the National association of broadcasters to Issue tax certificates to persons Selling broadcast stations to minority buyers. Under the Nab proposal taxes which the would have paid the government could applied to purchases of another station. Stateside air pollution toll heavy report for Epa says Kansas City to. A air pollution is costing residents of big american cities As much As $6 billion a year in prop erty and health damage a Midwest re search Institute study says. The report prepared at the request of the . Environmental Protection Agency also says air pollution caused an estimated $160 million in crop or ornamental Plant  reports author or. Ben Chieh Liu said the damage estimates Are conserva Tive. The Fri study considered Only air pollution caused by Fulfur dioxide and sus Pended particles originating at stationary sources such As Power plants and Facto Ries. Measurements were made at Central City  said figures Are expected to be used by policymakers in weighing the Cost of environmental cleanup against the potential benefits. Two . Porf authority officials suspended new York not the treasurer and the director of aviation of the port authority of new York and new Jersey were suspended without pay after admitting to irregularities in their expense accounts. Hie suspensions of Alexander Leslie the $52,000-a-year treasurer and Caesar be Pattarini the $61,000-a-year aviation director were ordered and announced by Peter c. Goldmark jr., the authority s executive director. Goldmark said that both officials had voluntarily reported the irregularities and in each Case the individual had indicated his willingness to reimburse the port authority for the Money  aluminium product prices to increase oct. 3 Pittsburgh a aluminium co. Of America has announced Price increases on a number of products including material used in Beer and beverage cans. The new prices effective oct. 3 will increase draw and Iron body Stock by 5 cents a Pound or about 8 per cent. Other products included in the Price hike were Bare general purpose Stock used Pri Marily in containers for foods such As nuts. That will go up 5.5 cents per Pound also an 8 per cent increase. Carter to address general Assembly oct. 4 Washington a president Carter will address the United nations general Assembly in new York oct. 4, press Secretary Jody Powell announce saturday. Powell said Carter will hold a series of meetings there oct. 4-5 with Heads of . Delegations from other nations. The spokesman said the meetings should not be confused with Carter s plans to Confer at about the same time with foreign ministers of countries involved in the search for a Middle East peace. Powell said he did not know whether the Mideast talks would take place in new York at the same time. Slain heiress daughter applies for welfare Minneapolis a Marjorie Congdon Caldwell who May inherit millions of Dol Lars from the estate of her slain adopted Mother says she is penniless and has applied for government welfare. I have no Money Caldwell told the Minneapolis Tribune in a copyrighted Story. If i Twain t for my friends i would t be eating she said. Caldwell s husband Roger 43, has been charged with killing her adopted Mother Hei Ress Elisabeth Congdon 83, and the slain heiress nurse Velma Pietila 65. He is being held in jail in lieu of $400,000 Bond. Jeans and features Carter look alike new York up direct from the Capitol claims the and with a picture of a look alike of president Carter our chief executive is displaying his new Cheeks mister Jimmy  what s suggested is not what s advertised. The and which appeared in an edition of women s Wear daily promotes a Brand of seamless jeans with a finely embroidered smiling  above the picture of the Jimmy Carter look alike Are larger pictures showing a girl admiring and then pinching a Man wearing the skintight jeans. 3 bricklayers die in 1 55-foot smokestack fall Indianapolis a three Brick layers fell 155 feet to their deaths inside a Power Plant smokestack when a scaffold for when the Accident  victims were identified As Jim Browning 50, of Indianapolis Harley Wheeler 24 of Alvordton Ohio and Elme per  Charleston 111. 171? i Riv a a Rudolg a Crane Iowa of bricks Beikof bricks from the top of the Structure ered into the top of the smokestack. Juk aide o Donnell hospitalized Boston a Kenneth p. O Donnell special assistant to former president John f. Kennedy was in critical condition Early saturday in the intensive care unit at Beth Israel Hospital. The Hospital said the family requested that the nature of his ailment not be Dis closed. Dave Powers former administrative aide to Kennedy and Friend of o Donne a said he did not know the nature of o Don Neu s illness. I m As much in the dark As you Are he said Friday night. Powers said o Donnell had been under intensive care when first admitted to the Hospital aug. A but had improved recently and was moved from the intensive care unit. O Donnell 53, was hospitalized in Cleve land five years ago after he collapsed while on a promotion tour for a biography of Kennedy Johnny we hardly knew be written by him and Powers. O Donnell who was Kennedy s special assistant and appointments Secretary stayed on during the first year of the John son administration before he returned to