European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 23, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes Friday september 23, 1977 the Fawcett actress Farrah Fawcett majors looks pleased with her new piece of jewelry a tiny faucet shaped Pendant created by the Man she s talking to jewelry de signer Edwar of Beverly Hills Calif., who named it the Fawcett in her Honor. The Pendant introduced to news Media at a special preview in Beverly Hills bears the engraved signature of the popular actress. A higher compensation is proposed by the cab for bumped passengers Washington a the civil aeronautics Board is proposing to make the air lines pay stiffer penalties to the Many thousands of innocent people who Are bumped from their flights despite having made reservations. In a move aimed at minimizing Over booking the practice which leads to bump ing the cab announced a plan on wednesday to make airlines pay up to $400in compensation to persons deprived of their seats. Although some carriers would have us look the other Way we cannot be indifferent to the hardship and distress suffered by Many thousands of innocent passengers the Board said. The cab noted that the number of per sons bumped reached an Al time High of 133,000 in 1976 seven per 10,000 Emp Lane ments. In another development a University study charged that Many charter airlines Are guilty of deceptive newspaper Adver Tising because they do not warn travellers of the risks involved in buying a Low cos charter ticket. The Survey conducted by George Washington University said newspaper ads often omit the fact that charter flights May be cancelled for various  also said some advertisements fail to mention that financial penalties for cancel ing a charter reservation Are High and that prices quoted for land accommodations Are for double occupancy with single travellers having to pay More. A charter flight involves a specific number of people travelling together both to and from the destination. The cab is giving interested parties 45 Days in which to comment on the bumping proposal. Then it will evaluate the com ments and Issue a permanent Rule per haps with modifications. Under the proposed Rule passenger who Are bumped would receive the full value of their flight coupons up to their destination or first Stopover with a mini mum of $25 Aid a maximum of $200. If the airline fails to provide alternate transportation so that passengers can arrive at their destination within two hours of their originally scheduled travel time it would have to double the compensation with a minimum of $50 and a maximum of $400. This compensation is in addition to the value of the ticket. Under the current Rule a bumped Pas Senger can receive compensation of from $25 to $200, but Only if the airline fails to get him to his destination within two hours of the original flight s arrival. Stateside 75 per cent of Denver cabbies Are on strike Denver a yellow cab co. Inc. Of workers said that figure included fringe Denver locked out 104 inside employees benefits already in  Hosey president of the 850 member Independent Drivers association said his group offered to contribute 25cents per shift about $33,000 annually to a fund to make up difference betwee the amount requested by the workers and what was offered by management. Early thursday prompting a sympathy walkout by the company s 850 Drivers. The metropolitan area was left without More than 75 per cent of its  company s mechanics Utility men Telephone operators and dispatchers have been without a contract since aug. 31. Company spokesman said wednesday the four groups had been offered an 8 per cent across the Board wage increase but the but the offer was rejected repeatedly by the company he said the last time on wednesday before a Federal mediator. Moms say Prince would be Bonny son in Law Atlanta a. A the governor s office is under siege from mothers who have their eyes on one of the most eligible bachelors for their daughters Prince Charles. It s amazing. They ask when their daughters can meet him where he s going to stay everything said John Hanson appointments Secretary for governor George Busbee. The 28-year-old Prince of Wales is scheduled to arrive in Atlanta sometime in the Early evening oct. 21 from St. Louis mo., Hanson said. A dinner Wilt be held that night at the governor s mansion where the Prince will stay. Turkish slippers Pony regaining health Durham . Up King the Shet land Pony who grew 15-Inch hooves while locked in a dung filled stall is regaining lost weight and should be Back to Normal within two . Walter Hilton of the University of new Hampshire the veterinarian in charge of the horse said tuesday Kin was about 50 pounds underweight but is gaining on a nutritious  King was found last month in a dung filled stall in Plaistow Spca official estimated he had been in the stall for More than two years and had existed on a diet of  and other doctors trimmed Down King s hooves which had curved upward to resemble what one Spca member called turkish  the Pony now is owned by the Spca which will try to find a permanent Home for him. Officials hold up return of baby to Mother Hammond ind. A welfare authorities have refused temporarily to give a woman custody of her baby who was found 275 Miles from its Home. State welfare department officials would not discuss the Case. Police it. William Olson said wednesday authorities apparently wanted to know More about the baby s Dis appearance. The 5-month-old baby was found sunday in an Alley. It appeared to be Well fed and in Good health. Police located the Mother Cathy Gibson 23, Crittenden ky., after the baby s picture appeared in a newspaper and the grandmother contacted police. Gibson was accompanied to Hammond by two Kentucky state troopers. She said her husband Mike a truck Driver was unable to make the trip. Police identified the baby Shawn through footprints and Gibson told them she recognized the baby s clothes. Shawn was taken from Kentucky on sunday night after the Gibsons had left him with a male Friend police said. Singer s Throat not sore fair s officials Are Hutchinson Kan. A Singer Helen Reddy has incurred the Wrath of Kansas state fair officials. They be asked the Kansas attorney general to sue her for cancelling an ap-1  fair s Board of managers an Reddy bounced its intention after deciding that Reddy did not have sore Throat and that she had not been in the Hospital. Those were the reasons they had been Given for her  spokesman for the Las vegas hotel where she was performing last week said she completed a two week engagement without missing a show. The hotel representative said Reddy anther husband flew to their Home in los an Geles after the final  officials signed Singer Dionne War Wick to replace her. Giraffe put to death after breaking second leg Irvine Calif. Up Pete a 15-Footgiraffe who broke his left leg when he kicked a Rhinoceros earlier this summer broke his right leg this week. Officials at lion country safari decide wednesday there was no Way to operate and Pete was put to death. A spokesman said the Giraffe had been recovering satisfactorily from the first break and veterinarians planned to remove his cast next week. The cause of the second break was unknown. Accused nun Slayer reveals motive Dayton Ohio a a 55-year-Oldman said in court that he fatally shot a roman Catholic nun because nuns reach christianity and should be  Armel Lee Mullins of Dayton revealed his motive for the shooting at St. Agne Convent during his arraignment tuesday on one count of aggravated murder. A preliminary hearing was set for sept. 27. He is accused of killing sister Donna Blaul 35, who was shot while investigating a gunshot at the Back door of the Convent monday night. Police said a .38-caliber weapon had been fired at a Wall the Bullet missing another nun. Police arrested Mullins about four blocks away and confiscated a weapon. Mullins was known by the Sisters of the Convent through a program for the needy run by the Church officers said. Mullins told police he served Isz Yearsin prison for two Kentucky homicides including the killing of his wife. Mullins said that after being paroled in Kentucky he moved to Dayton where he has lived since1975. Homicide sgt. . Lust said Mullins told police he had received treatment at a Springfield Hospital and Dayton s East Way mental health Center