European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 22, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 10 the stars and stripes saturday october 22, 1977 pro Irish demonstrators picket Prince wows Cleveland Cleveland a Prince Charles was thronged by about 5,000 Friendly Cleveland citizens in the City s Public Square on thursday then picketed by about 50 pro Irish demonstrators at a Law school opening. At a ceremony at the 181-year-old Square the heir to the British throne dug a Spade Ful of Earth to Plant a ceremonial London plane tree then Shook hands kissed and chatted with individuals As he wound his Way to his motorcade. The crowd packed the Square lined balconies peered out windows and clambered atop his highness hard hat great Britain s Prince Charles Wear ing a royally decorated hard hat observes the charging of a Basic oxygen Furnace at a steel Mill in Cleveland. At right is John r. Lowey executive vice president of the steel corporation. A bus Stop shelters to catch a glimpse of the 28-year-old  Charles went to a dedication Cere Mony for Cleveland state University s Marshall Law school where there was a crowd of several Hundred. Most were on lookers but about 50 were demonstrating on behalf of an and hoc group known As the Irish National caucus. One demonstrator s signs read British imperialism out of  inside the Prince was about to speak in acceptance of an honorary degree when a student in the audience stood and asked i would like to know when you Are going to Stop the torturing of Irish  As the student was led away the Prince smiled and said ill answer that question  then he added any More Irish Here there was no reply from the invited audience primarily educators lawyers and officials. The Irish question came up again As Prince Charles left the Law school. He asked one demonstrator if he had Ever been to Ireland. The demonstrator turned out to be Pat o Malley president of the Irish National caucus. O Malley said yes and the Prince walked away. Inside the Law school however the rest of the ceremonies were marked by re Spect. The invited audience in fact had remained standing longer than expected when the Prince first arrived. You always take things too far he quipped and they finally took their Cue to be  his speech he thanked school officials for their generosity and perhaps rash Ness in giving an honorary Law degree to an eminently unqualified  the Prince said the chief tie Between his country and the United states was rever ence for Law. He said both countries be Lieve that they Are a government of Laws and not men a dictum of chief Justice John Marshall for whom the Law school was  Day Long tour of Ohio s biggest City began at a steel making Furnace where Charles wearing goggles and hardhat watched As a huge Kettle Ful of molten Iron was poured. Then he Rode a factory Tram to a strip Mill where massive rollers flattened hot steel into  Charles had arrived from Chicago. He is making a tour of 10 american cities that his Mother did not visit during her Bicentennial tur last year. Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip Are touring the Bahamas now. $30,000 in coffins stolen Salonica Greece up unidentified thieves broke into the workshop of coffin maker Loannis Ignatidis and stole More than 100 coffins valued at $30,000, police reported. Epa warns pollution violators news Council assails paper Chain Boston up Norman Isaacs chairman of the National news Council accused the head of a Michigan based newspaper group thursday of failing to grasp that owning newspapers is far Dif Ferent from owning a Plant making  attacked John Mcgoff president of Panay a Day after the news Council reaffirmed its criticism of the group for a Gross disservice to accepted american journalistic  Isaacs made his remarks during an address to an awards dinner of the new eng land chapter of Sigma Delta Chi the society of professional journalists. A Pahau spokesman in East Lansing mich., refused to comment until the coun cil officially notifies the group of its latest ruling. He said Mcgoff is out of the coun try and would not be Back for two weeks Isaacs said he had kept silent up until now because of the restraints of his Posi Tion with the Council an Independent non profit organization that looks into com plaints against the Media. Mcgoff has spent a Small Fortune in weighing against the news Council he said. Too bad he could t have spent the same amount of Money trying to improve his  a Panay attorney sent a letter to the Council condemning wednesday s hearing which reaffirmed a july 8 criticism of the Chain As another unilateral trial " we wish to put you on notice that an further denunciations or attacks on our clients can Only be interpreted As Clear and convincing evidence of ill Wilt and actual malice the letter said. The controversy stems from the refusal of two editors of Panay newspapers in Michigan to publish stories from the group. One editor was later fired and the other resigned. John Mcgoff seems not to have grasped that owning newspapers is far different from owning a Plant making shoes or Seal ing Wax or playing cards said Isaacs special lecturer and editor in residence at Columbia s graduate school of journal  said senior executives of other groups realize that dictating to editors i dozens of cities raises the threat of a dictatorship Over  Washington a the Environ mental Protection Agency warned 11 government agencies thursday they face Legal action unless they immediately take Steps to meet air and water pollution Stan Dards applied to private Industry and municipalities. The Epa said there Are 77 major Federal installations that violate water pollution control Laws and 72 major installations that do not meet clean air standards. Among the larger facilities described As failing to meet pollution control Laws Are Walter Reed army medical Center in Washington . It. Dix . The fed eral reformatory for women in Alderson . Andrews air Force base my. The Norfolk va., Navy shipyard and the Jack Sonville fla., naval shipyard. Unless prompt action is taken the Epa said the departments could face Legal action to Force them to comply with Federal Law. The Stern warning was made by Epa assistant administrator Barbara Blum in identical letters sent to the Heads of the departments of the army Navy air Force Energy Interior agriculture Justice veterans administration general serv ices administration defense logistics Agency and the National aeronautics and space administration. She told each department that the Epa has discussed the noncompliance of these installations with your facility personnel yet these installations continue to be in Vio  she noted the july 1, 1977, deadline for compliance with the Federal water pollution control act has now passed. In Addi Tion the clean air act was recently amended to require immediate compliance unless a specific exemption is granted she said. Epa will use All Means at its disposal including the possibility of judicial action to secure prompt compliance from Federal facilities she said. The assistant administrator noted that the office of management and budget is totally supportive of this  she said Federal agencies involved should request the necessary clean up funds in their budget requests. Abc s Foxx balks at apologizing to Fawcett majors los Angeles a comedian Redd Foxx says he will quit his Abc television series rather than apologize to actress Farrah Fawcett majors for a satire on her family which appeared on the show. Foxx in an interview thursday on Tele vision station knit a lbs affiliate said he would not tape  shows for the Redd Foxx comedy hour. He claimed Fawcett majors had demanded the apology because she had trouble at  the former Star of the Abc series Char lie s Angels wanted to get Back at the network Foxx said adding she would t be Able to do it through him. I Don t apolo Gize for something that Abc did he said. The actress attorneys had complained that the satire aired sept. 22 in which actors portraying family members and a by and Bird All wore wigs styled in the Blond mane which has become her Trade Mark was damaging to their client. The actress parents in Texas have filed a $7 million damage suit against Abc and its Houston affiliate Kirk. Foxx denied his announcement of quit Ting was a publicity stunt