European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes thursday september 22, 1977 pro abortion Church leaders complain group says Carter s mind closed on abortion Washington a a group of pro abortion protestant and jewish leaders who say they can t get a meet ing with president Carter accused him tuesday of having a closed mind on abortion. The Rev. John t Conner said at a news conference that Carter and the american people must become aware of the fact that the abortion Issue is of As great importance to our protestant and jewish constituents As it is to the Catholic  Conner is one of the 11 religious Lead ers who say they have been seeking a meeting with the president since february to present their View that Abor Tion should be a decision made by a woman and her physician. We too wish to have our voices heard on this matter and we will not be put aside easily Conner said. For us the Issue is one of religious Freedom and we Are prepared to defend that Freedom  Carter met last week with roman Catholic leaders who commended him for opposing use of Federal Money for abortions for poor women and Conner called upon the president to meet with leaders of his group too. It is incumbent upon the president to become knowledgeable about the theological and moral beliefs on abortion held by All the religious bodies in this country he said. Carter repeatedly has said he opposes abortion except in cases of rape or incest or when a woman s life is in danger. A Bill which denies poor women fed eral Money for abortion unless a woman s life is in danger expires sept. 30. The House supports such a Bill and the Senate does  Are currently trying to arrive at a Compromise. The news conference was called by the religious coalition for abortion rights to express dismay that Carter aides continually postpone scheduling a meeting for them with the president. The leaders said they met with mar Garet Midge Costanza Carter s director for Public Liaison who promised to upturn every Stone to see that a meeting with Carter would be sched  religious leaders said that Al though aides to Costanza promised to give them a definite answer last week they still have not received one. They complained that Telephone Calls to her office were not returned. David Robins who works in Costanza s office said she was not available for comment because she was out of the office. Former agent says Park had secret enemies list Washington up a former army intelligence agent said tuesday South korean president Park Chung Hee had a secret enemies list of foreign journalists and scholars and it was sent to embassies in 1974 in a bid to curb criticism of his government. Jeffrey Stein also produced what he said was a copy of the original text plus the names of 23 americans and 29 japanese supposedly put on the list. Although he could not prove it was genuine he said he was satisfied of its authenticity after checking with various reliable sources on korean affairs. Among the americans identified were Edwin Reischauer. A former . Ambas Sador to Japan some University professors and reporters for big news organizations. The purported document said some on the list should be denied visas or deported if already in Korea and others should be kept under constant  Stein likening the plan to Richard Nixon s celebrated enemies list spoke at a conference of japanese and . Parliamentarians on korean problems. He is 1 killed 6 Hurt by explosion of f rat Cannon Rolla. To. A a 21-year-old col lege student was killed when a Cannon used by a fraternity to celebrate football Victo Ries blew up. Randall c. Crustals 21. Of Florissant mo., was dead on arrival at St. John s mercy Hospital in St. Louis where he was transferred after being treated at Phelps county memorial Hospital in Rolla. He had suffered severe head injuries. At least six other persons were injured tuesday night when the ceremonial Cannon exploded As a University of mis Souri Rolla maternity was inducting women into its auxiliary organization. Susan Diehl 18, Branson mo., under went extensive surgery for hip and other injuries at the county Hospital. Gerald Tarr 19, Kansas City was operated on for leg injuries. Both were listed in satisfactory condition. Several other persons were injured but not hospitalized. The Missouri Highway patrol said that after the Cannon first failed to fire it was reloaded and explode Das it was lit. About 50 people were gathered around the 3 a foot homemade Cannon. A witness said the barrel which had a four Inch diameter was destroyed. Associated with the Institute for policy studies a research organization Here. Stein said Park developed the list in order to neutralize opponents in the foreign press universities and parliaments and it was based on their assumed hostility to the Park  it was sent he said As a secret Mes Sage from foreign minister Kim Dong to to the Heads of South korean embassies and legation around the world on May 29, 1974." in Stein s copy of the alleged document persons on the list were placed in three categories according to their impurity degree of anti Korea  for example nine americans and 15 japanese were in category a for those who carried out intentionally and continuously anti Korea activities which would Hurt Korea and thus have no Chance for  in addition to Reischauer now on har Vard University s faculty the list named professors Jerome Cohen of Harvard Gre gory Henderson of Tufts University j. Hells of new York University Robert Scalapino of the University of California at Berkeley Harry Ashmore. Long connected with the Center for the study of democratic institutions in Santa Barbara calif., and someone identified Only As Siegal of Harvard. The journalists listed were Richard Hal Loran and Fox Butterfield the new York times Don Oberdorfer the Washington Post Elizabeth Pond the Christian Sci ence Monitor Bernard Krisher news week h. Niker time Samuel Jamson the los Angeles times j. Gibbon the Chi Cago daily news Henry Bradsher. The Washington evening Star t. Bernstein the Wall Street journal and i. Hall the Philadelphia bulletin. No nudes is Good news to san Diego voters san Diego a supporters of the nation s Only municipally sanctioned nude Beach say they will try to get the City coun cil to reject the apparent decision by voters to make swimsuits mandatory. The unofficial tally Early today on a proposition Banning nudity at Black s Beach was 86,113 votes for the proposition and 70,884 for continuing the swimsuit optional Rule passed by the City Council in1974. It is now up to the Council to decide whether to go along with the majority vote and expectations Are that it will. But sup porters of nudity on the 900-foot strip of Beach began talking of a Campaign to influence the Council members even while the votes were still being counted. It s not a Clear Cut order to the coun cil said one supporter. More than 150,000 voters about 44 per cent of those eligible showed up tuesday to pass on the proposition and to vote in a City Council election. He 5 to Cit in t going to take this order lying Down a fingers Falls . A Pound beast. I Don t think there s a cute Friendly. 13 weeks old and Beine apartment life for a 400-Dound Wappinger she s cute evicted from an apartment Complex Here. Her name is Simba and she s a lion Charlie Lewis 24, bought the cub for $500 As an anniversary present for his wife three weeks ago. Hugo Ascenzi manager of the Village Crest apartment Complex ordered Simba out last week when be Learned about her. I m sure it s cute. Everyone tells me it s adorable he said. But what con Cerns me is that it will grow into a 400 Poun place in apartment 400-Poun african  but Lewis said he will go to court to keep the lion. If necessary he said he will move somewhere where the 30-Pound cub will Bewelcome. I would t part with her for anything,1 said Lewis who has a 4-year-old son and a year old daughter. If there was any problem we would t have her around the kids added Lewis wife Anna. But they get along  runaway train roars 20 Miles through a. Hills Scranton a. A a runaway train that thundered up and Down Hills through Small towns and across Grade Crossings for almost 20 Miles apparently was set Loose by vandals a Railroad offi Cial said tuesday. Consisting of 25 cars and two locomotives the unmanned unlighted Gravity powered train barrelled Down the tracks picking up Speed As wound through the Hills of the Coal mining country monday night. It derailed at the end of the line near a junkyard in Edwardsville a. There were no injuries police  the Way police and firemen alerted by a Railroad dispatcher Here raced the train to Road Crossings to Alert motorists of the unscheduled run. Vandals apparently had tampered with the brakes setting the train Loose. Was a $25,000 victim of catch-2292 doctor released from air Force Cheyenne Wyo. A capt. Charles frentheway an air Force doctor was supposed to get a Nice Bonus for re in listing for two years. But he did t know about catch-2292, or form 2292, As the air Force Calls it. When frentheway went to pick up his $25,000 Bonus from the finance officer at . Warren air Force base in Cheyenne he was told he neglected to sign the form obligating the air Force to pay $12,500 for each year of his re enlistment. That would be form 2292, a form frentheway says whenever knew existed. What frentheway bad signed was Only his part of the agreement to serve the two years he was told. A Federal judge on tuesday ordered the 30-year-old surgeon released from Active duty. Frentheway had been in the service three years As of june 20. Judge Clarence Brimmer ruled that the re enlistment contract was impossible to perform because the air Force had re fused to Cut through their red  the air Force withheld comment but was expected to Appeal the judge s ruling. They re the ones that were supposed to know regulations frentheway said. He said he was told he could sign a pre dated form 2292 so he could receive his onus. That sounded a Little fishy to me he said and there s no Way i wanted to get into Legal  frentheway found a civilian Job in Cheyenne his Hometown. He filed suit against the air Force for breach of con tract seeking a discharge from the serv ice. Frentheway was ready to begin work thursday As a surgeon on the staff of the civilian Depaul Hospital in Cheyenne. I have no sorrow for leaving the Force he said. Leavin air