European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 3, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and monday october 3, 1977 storms kill 1, Hurt 30 in 3 states by the associated press storms and tornadoes caused millions of dollars in damage and at least one death Over the weekend in Illinois Kentucky and Ohio. More than 30 persons were injured an thousands were left without electricity after High winds toppled Power  least six persons were injured in Ken Tucky on saturday when tornadoes touche Down near London and travellers rest some 20 Miles apart. Heavy wind damage was reported in Fayette county. The National weather service said some areas of the state received two to three inches of rain and More was predicted. Four of the injured persons were hospitalized according to Tom Little director of the state office of disaster and emergency Agnew cose worried Richardson Bork wanted to quit Nixon aide says new Haven Conn. A former . Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson and for Mer solicitor general Robert Bork were prepared to quit a month before the sat urday night massacre because of con Cern Over the investigation of then vice president Spiro Agnew according to Bork. Bork said in an interview published in the new Haven Register on sunday that he and Richardson were prepared to quit when they approached then president Richard Nixon in september 1973 on the investigation into Agnew s alleged accept Ance of bribes while governor of  quit a month later after re fusing orders from Nixon to fire special hijacked Jet at Kuwait seeks Landing approval l continued from Page 1 with the 5-Day siege of the jetliner at Dacca Airport. The authorities in Kuwait shut Down the International Airport in the persian Gulf Sheik Dom More than three hours before the Picasso s spouse other heirs end fight Paris up Jacqueline Picasso wife of the late Pablo Picasso Lias put an end to 4 z years of Legal Battles by signing a settlement with the other heirs to the artist s $250 million legacy a family lawyer said. Picasso who died aged 91, in april. 1973, left no will to Settle the Fate of 1,876 paintings 12,000 drawings 30,000 Engrav Ings 1,355 sculptures and 2,880 ceramics he left. The settlement leaves mrs. Picasso with one Quarter of the estate about $60 million after taxes. Picasso s legitimate grandchildren. Marina 27. And Bernard. 18, the children of Paul Picasso s deceased son by russian Ballet dancer Olga Khokhlova will share a third of the remaining estate receiving $40 million each after taxes. Picasso s illegitimate children Marie Therese waiter s daughter. Maya wid Macher 42, and Francoise Gilot s Chil Dren Claude. 30, and Paloma. 28, will share another third of the estate. Resting begin holds meetings at bedside Tel Aviv a prime minister men ahem begin resting in a Hospital from Over exhaustion read foreign newspapers and held bedside meetings on state Busi Ness sunday his doctor said. Or. Schlomo Laniado said begin who suffered a severe heart attack last March confined his activities to the most pressing matters. The Cabinet met without him and he cancelled an appearance at a party of War veterans scheduled sunday  is feeling very Well and will Proba Bly be released after tuesday said Gaiardo. Begin entered the Hospital Friday afternoon after a hectic week of meetings and travelling in Israel. Land mine kills 18 Manila a a truck carrying workers to their jobs on a rubber Planta Tion in the Southern Philippines struck Aland mine killing 18 men and injuring 39 others police reported. Hijacked plane s earliest possible arrival. Runway lights were blacked out Security troops were on patrol and the line of a Mored vehicles was parked along the runway. The plane carried six prisoners freed by Japan and handed Over to the hijackers with the $6 million Ransom. In Tokyo the japanese foreign ministry said it had discussed with Algeria South Yemen Libya and Syria the possibility that the plane would land there. None of the other governments indicated they were willing to receive the terrorists officials said. Officials reported scores of dead in the abortive rebellion sunday at Dacca. In a Brief speech broadcast by the state radio Bangladesh Leader maj. Gen. Ziaur Rahman assured the military ruled asian nation of 80 million that the rebellion had been put Down. Rahman who is both president and chief martial Law administrator accused self ish quarters of trying to exploit his government s preoccupation with the Airport siege. Official said that the rebellion erupted before Dawn and was confined to the Capi Tal City and the Airport three mile away. Witnesses said the rebels killed at least four military officers at the Airport during the Brief uprising. The witnesses said the men were gunned Down at Dawn outside an Airport hangar. Authorities said the uprising began with 90 minutes of intense automatic weapons fire at the Airport and in downtown Dacca. The rebels calling themselves members of a Peoples army briefly seized Bangladesh radio facilities and broadcast an announcement that an armed revolution was under Way led by the armed forces students peasants and  about 24 hours after the rebel Broad cast state radio officials announced that the station had been recaptured by troops Loyal to Rahman Bert Lance says he has no regrets new York a Bert Lance former director of the office of management and budget says he has no regrets about the past and is optimistic about the future. Lance told reporters he was still thinking about what he would do and had made nominal decision. But he said he had no re Grets about serving in the Carter administration and would not Rule out the possibility of Public service at some future time. Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. Bork then fired Cox who had sought the water Gate  said he and Richardson went to Nixon in september 1973 in an attempt to convince him that indictment proceedings should be started against Agnew in connection with the bribery  said he and Richardson were con Vinced that Nixon did not want the indict ment because of arguments by his key aides. Bork said the Nixon aides Felt that Agnew could Only be impeached not indicted because he was a sitting vice presi  resignations of Bork and Richardson were averted when after an hour s Dis Cussion Nixon agreed to allow the indict ment process to go Forward Bork  a month after the meeting Agnew pleaded no contest to a tax evasion charge and was sentenced to three years Proba Tion and fined $10,000. He later resigned with the Justice department agreeing not to  said that Richardson agreed to the Agnew resignation because he Felt it was important to get Agnew out of the Way should Nixon be forced from the presiden  recalled Richardson saying it would be a terrible episode for the nation to have a president gone or going and a vice president in that kind of  imagine what it would have been like i Lyndon Johnson had been under indict ment the Day John Kennedy was shot Bork remembered Richardson saying. Iceberg. Continued from Page 1 Barcus conference coordinator for Iowa state got in the truck with a Hammer and chisel and took samples for scientific study. The largest chunk he broke off was Given to the Prince who had it placed in a Punchbowl for the toasts. Why hold the iceberg conference in Iowa Faisal was asked. The Prince shrugged threw up his hands and replied Why not sports in Brief sunday s baseball National league first game Chicago 000 000 001 -1 6 1 Pittsburgh 011 000 12x5 12 0 Burris  8 and Swisher Jones Jackson 8 and Ott. W Jones 10. A Burris. 14-16. Or Chicago Murcer 27. Pittsburgh easier 1 Oliver 19. Montreal 010 020 000-3 4 1 Philadelphia 20111000x-591 Rogers dues 7 and Carter Christenson Mcgraw 8garber o and Boone Foote 8. A Christenson 19-6. A Rogers 17-16. Or Montreal Carter 31mackanin 1. Philadelphia Johnstone is. American league California 000 000 ooj0 6 1 Kansas City 110 000 Oox-2 7 2 Harveil and Humphrey Etchebarren 8 Leonard and Porter. A Leonard 20-12. A Hartzell 8-12. Or Kansa City Brett 22. Pro football Pittsburgh 28, Cleveland 14 Atlanta 17, no giants 3 by jets30, new England 27 Detroit 17, Philadelphia 13 dallas23, Tampa Bay 7 Minnesota 19, Green Bay 7 new Orleans 42, Chicago 24 services. He said a tractor trailer Rig was overturned on interstate 75 As a twister roared across the Roadway and damage was reported to More than 30 Mobile Homes barns Homes and other buildings. Tree were uprooted and Power lines were knocked Over a dozen people were injured three of them hospitalized As High winds Hail an sheets of rain pounded the Danville 111., area Friday  Force of the storm overturned several Mobile Homes shattered windows topple Trees downed Utility lines and shredded  David Palmer estimated damage at $20 million in the East Central Illinois Cit of 43,000. After a helicopter tour of the storm ravaged area Palmer said he would seek Federal disaster emergency  said Power to some 10,000 Dan Ville residents that was knocked out during the night probably would not be restored until  of the City s streets were blocked by up to two feet of water and Many cars were abandoned in the Flash flooding. A boy identified As Wayne Burton 14, drowned when he fell into eight feet of water that had accumulated on a loading ramp at Danville High school authorities said. A severe thunderstorm apparently accompanied by a Tornado battered suburban areas near Cincinnati at Dawn saturday causing an estimated $2 million in  said More than a dozen persons were injured and 12 Homes were  of 59 Miles per hour raked the area along with one to three inches of rain weather officials  Laverne Brown said she heard a terrible Roar shortly after 7 . And saw a twister approaching. She said it narrowly missed her Home but demolished five nearby houses. I saw a House buckle an pop. Then it went whirling and whirling  the Montford Heights White Oak area Northwest of the City sections of Homes were found 600 to 700 feet away on wooded hillsides. Most of the damage was confined to a single Street. Hamilton county sheriff Lincoln Stoke said 27 Homes were damaged in the neigh boyhood and Many of the injuries were suffered there. Hospital officials said most of the injured were treated and released. Gov. James a. Rhodes was asked to de Clare the neighbourhood a disaster  predicted More damaging weather through the weekend with severe thunderstorm watches posted in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. Flash flood watches were up in Western new York Central and Eastern Pennsylva Nia southwestern new Jersey West Vir Ginia Southern Ohio and Southern Indiana. Mayor. Continued from Page 1 open primary Law which lumps All the candidates together regardless of party. Morial the first Black to graduate from Louisiana state Law school entered the race by suing to overturn a state Law which prohibited sitting judges from running for political  is the senior member of the City Council and waged a Strong Campaign As the candidate of the Little  Kiefer an influential state senator emphasized his ability to get things done in the legislature. Europe mostly Cloudy to Cloudy with scattered rain showers monday and tuesday. Sunset monday 6 01 . Sunrise tuesday 6 30 . Temperatures recorded sunday get 44 44 of pm am pm68 84adana,p 43 52 Frankfurt cd 61 72 Athens p 6 57 London r 54 60avlano, 54 64 Madrid p 46 50 Berlin r 41 52 Munich cd 46 49 Brussels r 8 59 Paris p45 50 Copenhagen cd 65 68 Rome cd cd Cloudy a partly Cloudy. Out 25, 31st weather so