European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 11, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes sunday september 11,1977 Carter campaigns in ., heckled by anti tax group Newark  A Jimmy Carter on his first Campaign trip As president out shouted hecklers upset about new Jer sey s new state income tax and endorsed Brendan Byrne for re election As governor of the state. The jeering from the crowd estimated at 3,500 eventually faded As the president persisted and raised his voice Over the Public address system at the rally at a pre dominantly Black medical school near the heart of a Newark area which was heavily scarred by rioting years  of the demonstrators in the crowd want special privileges Carter declared saying that the poor Blacks surrounding the school would Benefit from lower prop erty taxes resulting from the new Jersey income , who sponsored the income tax last month acknowledged the probable accuracy of an Early poll showing him 10 Points behind his Republican challenger state sen. Ray Bateman. The president whose own popularity has slumped by As much As 17 Points in the Harris Survey since april said after his speech it the demonstration was kind of an organized thing. They Are against  Carter told the rally outside the new Jersey College of Medicine that More Black students were in the process of train ing to be physicians at the school than at any other integrated medical College in the country. Easy House approval expected Senate oks farm food stamp Bill Washington up the Senate approved by a 63-8 vote Friday an $11 billion omnibus farm and food stamp Bill combining substantial hikes in supports for hard pressed Farmers with a drastically revised food stamp program for needy Consumers. The Bill a Compromise drafted by a Senate House conference committee now goes to the House for expected easy approval Early next week and then to presi Dent Carter for his expected signature. The legislation does not give Farmers As much additional support As Many had wanted. It does however push income supports Well above Levels which Carter earlier had threatened to veto before Back ing Down for final compromises in August. Chairman Herman Talmadge d-ga., of the Senate agriculture committee had told the Senate thursday that Farmers needed army Hopes to decide on women next March Washington up the army said Friday no decision will be made before next March on whether women May participate in combat. Maj. Gen. Dewitt Smith Deputy chief of staff for personnel said the army had hoped to have numerous studies on the question completed by this fall but Weill  As the new year turns and we reach Germany buries victims of Rabid raving enemies Bonn up West Germany Satur Day buried the victims of the most recent Urban guerrilla terrorism while calling on the authorities to use All Means at their disposal to Deal with the Rabid raving ene Mies still holding a leading industrialist hostage. The last officially acknowledged communication from the red army faction commando which killed four men and kid naked Industrial manager harms Martin Schleyer monday evening reached a news paper and a news Agency Friday morning. Late Friday the government nominated Swiss lawyer Denis payot As a go Between for further communication with the kid Napers. But by saturday noon the abductors apparently had failed to get in touch with payot possibly for fear of exposing themselves. Interior minister Werner Maihofer rep resented the Federal government at a me Morial service in Stuttgart saturday morning for Reinhold Braendle Roland Pieler and Helmut Ulmer three police bodyguards killed by guerrillas during the abduction of Schleyer. We must use All of the Means at the disposal of the democratic state in the Strug Gle against the insane destructive mania Ofa Small minority of Rabid raving enemies said Hans Silbinger minister president of the state of Baden Wuerttemberg in a speech during the service. March most of the tests will be done Smith said. Smith denied charges by sen. William Proxmire d-wis., that the army under took the studies simply to delay a decision on the Issue of using women in combat. We need that information Smith said. I have not majored in cover . I have not majored in lying. I have not majored in setting up roadblocks. I Don t intend to in the future  Smith would not say whether he person ally favors or opposes women having combat roles. We Are proceeding with an open mind he said. Smith noted some studies revealed that male soldiers generally favor an expanded use of women. But there still is substantial opposition to the use of women in direct combat  his Deputy maj. Gen. Joseph Kingston ran into immediate trouble with women re porters when he said informal studies show that most women in the army Are not interested in combat  have you got any data to Back that up a woman reporter asked. And just what Are informal studies general Well frankly there Aren t very Many men who Are interested in combat  Kingston said As reporters burst into laughter. Concerning the informal studies he said we talked to some offi cers and enlisted women and asked them  Smith said the no. 1 personnel problem for women was that they weren t being utilized fully enough in the wide Range of army jobs recently opened to them. Disappointed Rock fans stage near riot at fest Scheessele Germany up a Roc music festival wound up with a near riot arson and injured police  police spokesman estimated damage at one million Marks $434,785 part of the 15,000 Rock fans infuriated Over the absence of some Well know groups stormed the stage and set fire to instruments chairs and one of the organizer s camping cars. Help because they were in the deepest eco nomic trouble since the depression of the 1930s.farm income has plunged this year be cause Grain prices have been depressed Bya mounting surplus. Cotton prices also have declined and while some Farmers Are groaning about surpluses producers in a few parts of the country have been hit bythe worst drought in Many years. Sen. Robert Dole r-kan., said during the Brief closing debate Friday there is a crisis in Rural America. The vicious Cost Price Cycle that has affected wheat Farmers is now affecting feed Grain Cotton and other  the legislation raises the support target Price for the 1977 wheat crop from the $2.47 a Bushel set under an older Law to $2.90 an boosts the 1977 Corn support loan and target rates to $2 a Bushel. Sports in Brief Forest Hills . Up Chris Evert became the first woman in 24 years to win three straight . Tennis championships saturday when she kept her Clay court winning Streak alive at 113 with a 7-6, 6-2 Victory Over australian Wendy turn Bull in the women s finals. In a men s singles semifinal Guillermo Vilas Argentina Defeated Harold Solo Mon Silver Spring md., 6-2, 7-6, 6-2. Ear Lier Story Page 17. College football East Youngstown St. 13, Villanova 10 northeastern 21, Rhode Island 12 army 34, Massachusetts 10 Navy 21, the Citadel 2 Colgate 23, Rutgers 0 Davidson 20, Fordham 17 Maine 12, Lafayette 10 new Hampshire 27, holy Cross 14 Calif. A 12,Carnegie-mellon8 Central Conn. 34, Norwich 30 Fairmont 7, edinboro6 Franklin & Marsh. 7, Albright 0 Grove City 20, Bethany 14 Indiana a 14, Juniata by tech 20, Brooklyn Coll. 14 Southern Illinois 24, temple20 Springfield 6, Cortland St. 0 Westminster 23, Millersville 7 South Maryland 21, Clemson 14 Salisbury St. 15, Randolph Macon j West Virginia 36, Richmond 0 Georgia 27, Oregon 16 East Carolina 17, Duke 16 Kentucky 10, North Carolina 7 Vii 23, William & Mary 13florida am 28, Howard 6 Eastern Kentucky 24, Delaware 7 Morehead St. 13, Akron Ohio 13 Winston Salem 34, Hamp. Lnst.6 Auburn 21, Arizona 10 Concord 40, Bluefield St. 0 Ohio u. 49, Marshall 27 Salem 16, West Liberty 6  tech 17, w. Va.St.6 Midwest Ohio St. 10, Miami Fla o Michigan St. 19, Purdue 14 Minnesota to w. Michigan 7 Omo Wesleyan Heidelberg 0 wisconsin30, Indiana 14 Iowa 24, northwestern0 Kent St. 33, Illinois St. 14 michigan37, Illinois Southwest Oklahoma St. 34, Tulsa 17 irs claims Lance tried to hide facts continued from Page 1 Terv ened on behalf of Bloom to become comptroller Only suggesting that he see Treasury Secretary w. Michael Blumen Thal also on Friday sen. Charles h. Percy said he will question Lance about Why he wrote checks totalling $193,000 when his checking account held Only $27,000 at the end of 1976. Percy suggested that Lance May have backdated the checks to allow him to take income tax deductions for 1976. A spokesman for Lance denied that the checks had been deliberately backdated. Percy in his remarks at a hearing of the Senate governmental affairs committee did not say he had evidence of any income tax violation. A spokesman for the Illinois Republican said later the senator did not know Lance s motive but said that Lance must have either backdated the checks or written them without knowing where the Money would come from to cover them. Percy said Lance s $3.4 million loan from the first National Bank of Chicago was not approved until Jan. 6,1977. If the dates on the checks were accurate Percy said Lance would have had no Way to Back them up. Percy said he will ask Lance about the checks when Lance appears before the committee. A spokesman for Lance said there is nothing in the comptroller of the currency s report which shows anything irregular about this period. There was certainly no deliberate backdating of any  Percy s information on the checks and Lance s Bank balances came from Hei Mann s report which concluded that his office found no grounds for prosecuting Lance for his Georgia banking activities. The comptroller s office in 1976 had asked the Justice department to investigate Lance s 1974 gubernatorial Campaign activities. Senate majority Leader Robert Byrd said saturday that Lance should resign be cause his effectiveness has been de  but the West Virginia Democrat said Lance should have the Opportunity to appear before the Senate government affairs committee this week before resign ing. President Carter responding to Byrd said saturday he will discuss the Lance Case at a news conference wednesday. Carter said that he knew of Only one aspect of the Case overdrafts by Lance s Campaign committee during Lance s race for governor of Georgia in 1974. Driver. Continued from Page i pushed the pedal to the  Schulte was released after  sgt. Alvin Dunkin said the Case will be sent to a grand jury. The Man was licensed to drive Al though i Don t know How said Dunkin. We were Able to impound the car but had to let him go. It s a sad thing. Schulte was going into a nursing Home himself on oct.1." the two dead were identified As Virginia Dicks 89, and Nellie Ford 83, both Resi dents of the Home. Europe mostly Cloudy and Cool with afternoon rain showers Little change monday. Fran fun Heidelberg High 63, low48. Sunset sunday 6 50 . Sunrise monday 5 57 . Temperatures recorded saturday get 4am 68 63 56 48 x 45 4pm 75 Adana cd 82 Athens cd 73 Aviano cd Berlin r Brussels cd 54 63 50 4am 48 52 57 43 45 Copenhagen cd 59 4pm 63 Frankfurt r 68 London cd 91 Madrid c Munich p Paris p Rome p 63 68 77 cd Cloudy a partly Cloudy a Clear a rain. Del 25,31st weather so