European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 24, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes monday october 24, 1977 gop urged to court youth vote Atlanta up How does the re publican party Bounce Back from what one . Senator Calls a four decade Low some women Active in the party think the answer might be pulling in More Young people. Others attending the convention of the National federation of Republican women Here saturday saw a need for a stronger Appeal to minorities less party infighting and Broad based voter Appeal. We really need to work on the Young people  said Helen Huddlestun. A Delegate from Charleston 111. You re never going to change old  she said the gop needs to show younger people it has something to offer. We definitely need to attract More Young people and get them Active and campaigning said Dorothy Mathieu. Making Young Republican men and women More visible would also help lure More youth she said. Brock reports focus shift Republican National chairman Bill Brock who addressed the convention said the party is trying to broaden its Appeal and  we have shifted our program emphasis Back to the local races he said. We re going to make significant gains. This party has values shared by an awful lot of Ameri  Brock also said the party has got to do More for Black americans and that the Black vote can be  Lillian Warren who represented the National Black Republican Council at a work shop on getting the minority vote said some Blacks just need to be asked to sup port the gop. But she said the party has failed to make even that Small overture in the past. Only a handful of Blacks dotted the crowd of about 2,000 women at the Conven Tion. Warren chairman of the Minnesota Black Republican Council said we need someone to look at us and say i m Here for you too " Ruby Stemley of Chicago who also is Black said the gop needs to recognize Blacks and place them in responsible jobs then give them credit for what they re  kill or keep Janey Jimenez. Became prisoner s Friend Hearst guard did t have a gun at first los Angeles a the Young woman who became a Semi celebrity while guarding Patricia Hearst says she did t even know How to use a gun when assigned to her famous prisoner. Former . Deputy marshal Janey Jimenez in an interview also said they became such close friends that Hearst at tended a prepublication party for a Book Jimenez is doing called my  i was escorting her for a week without a gun without knowing How to use hand cuffs or protect a prisoner Jimenez said recalling that her assignment to guard the heiress in september 1975 came less than two hours after she was sworn in. But by the time Hearst s Bank robbery trial began in san Francisco four months later the sex marshal said she was fully trained and carrying a .38-caliber revolver in her purse. Jimenez who appeared in every news photo of Hearst for weeks quit her mar Shal s Job last year to attend graduate school and do the Book. 10 rare Birds twitter while officials Bicker san Diego a one Federal Agency wants to save 10 rare Birds allegedly smuggled into the u. S., but another wants the evidence killed and Frozen. While the agencies Haggle the Tahiti Blue lories chirp merrily in a guarded Cage. The rare Birds Are valued by collectors at $5,000 each. The department of agriculture says they were smuggled into the country and by Law must be killed or returned to their South Pacific Home to prevent any chances of spreading disease. The department of Justice wants them As evidence in prosecuting two unidentified smuggling suspects. The Justice department got a Federal court order after the arrests oct. 7 and sent the rare lories to the san Diego wild animal Park under quarantine. The Birds were taken from the Cook and society islands in the Pacific a customs spokesman said. Under Federal Law the Birds from the Distant islands Are to remain in quarantine for 120 Days officials say. But the value and rarity of the South Pacific Birds mean that an Effort May be made to qualify the lories for admit Tance to the ., or. Norman Schulz an agriculture department veterinarian told reporters in Sacramento on Friday. The Birds have some friends outside the Justice department. Some of the people arguing to keep the Birds alive claim that the lories Are nearly extinct. Curator James Dolan of the wild animal Park says he wants very much to Start a Breeding preserve of lories. He says there is a very real threat they will be extinct in a few  the Parrot related lories now extinct even in Tahiti where they once were popu Lar Are a deep Mauvis Blue with a Patch of White Over the Throat ears and breasts. The Bills Are Orange and the legs yellow Orange. Schulz says their disposition is a Washington level decision customs and the department of agriculture will have to  stateside our founding fathers1 called a sexist term Salem Ore. A social studies textbooks that refer to our founding fathers won t be accepted for use in Oregon schools under recommendations of the state s textbook commission. The founding fathers phrase was cited As an example of language showing a sexist racist or ethnic Bias. The Oregon state Board of education will receive the commission s report and will decide at its dec. 15 meeting whether to accept the list of criteria for textbooks on social studies music and Home economics. Phrases mentioned in the report As those to be avoided Are scientists Are men who and red China dark Conti nent.". Textbooks that always picture girls As housewives or secretaries and boys As police officers or mechanics won t be accepted. Court upholds Calif anti child housing Law Culver City Calif. Up califor Nia Law prohibits housing discrimination against single women homosexuals Long hairs and persons with unusual political and moral beliefs. But the Law does not yet include children or families with children. Municipal court judge Harold i. Cher Ness pointed that out in upholding califor Nia Law which allows private apartment owners to reject any families who have any minor children. He ruled in the Case of Stephen and Lois Wolfson from Marina Del Rey Calif. The judge said the couple childless when it first signed its lease was aware of provisions in their lease forbidding Chil Dren and was obliged to follow it. When the Wolf sons had their son Adam in 1975, they violated their lease and must now vacate their $350 a month apartment at Marina Point Harbor the judge said. Couple tie knot in graveyard for Good cause Pittsburgh up Russell and Lola Sandstrom won t be Able to show their wed Ding pictures to anyone with a weak heart. The couple got married in a haunted House with the Groom dressed As a blood sucking Dracula and the wife As an Indian Squaw. Russell Sandstrom of nearby Mckee rocks and Lola Mastro of Tionesta decided to tie the knot in the graveyard of the March of dimes haunted House on the City s Northside. We figured it was a weird idea but it was a Way to get a lot of publicity for the March of dimes said the new mrs. Sandstrom whose 14 year old son by a previous marriage had been helped by March of dimes patient Aid. Newspaper readership heavier in metro areas Reston a. Up More than half the people in a metropolitan area but Only one third of those in non metro areas read a newspaper every Day according to a study released by the american newspaper publishers association. The study conducted for the Ana by journalism professor Robert l. Stevenson of the University of North Carolina showed 52 per cent of metropolitan Resi dents polled said they had read a newspaper on each of the previous seven Days while 38 per cent said they read a newspaper occasionally and Only 10 per cent said they were not newspaper readers. In three non metropolitan counties Cov ered by the study 31 per cent said they were daily readers 44 per cent occasional readers and 25 per cent non newspaper readers. Modification of Fri 11 will be emphasized Omaha a the air Force will place added emphasis on modification of the fb111 medium Range bomber because the by has been cancelled by president Carter the vice commander in chief of the strategic air command Sac says. It. Gen. James Hill told reporters at a briefing at Offutt fab that certain materials and engines purchased for the by would be converted for use in the development of the fb111h bomber a prototype. The fb111 will be stretched for More Range and we want to take engines developed for the by and put them on the fb111," Hill said. Plains police to get training on crowd control Washington a president car Ter s Hometown police Force will get Spe Cial training this week in How to handle crowds and demonstrations. The Community relations service announced that an Agency team will conduct training for Plains ga., police at the re quest of Plains police chief j. W. Mcclung. The Community relations service is a Justice department Agency which helps local officials mediate conflicts. Mcclung requested the training after a number of protests and demonstrations last february the Agency said. An Agency team from Atlanta with assistance from the police chiefs of birding Ham Ala. Savannah and Columbus ga., and Montgomery county md., will con duct the 4 /2 Days of training in police discipline peaceful ways of controlling crowds and ways to co ordinate work of several police forces. Atlanta City bus hijacked Man is jailed Atlanta a a Man threatening to blow up a City bus forced the Driver to take him to the Georgia state Capitol where Many of the 25 passengers panicked and began jumping through the windows police said. The Man was taken into custody. One woman who jumped to the ground received minor injuries. Police said the Man identified As Bobby Gray of Atlanta age unknown boarded the metropolitan Atlanta rapid transit authority bus in South Atlanta and demanded to see gov. George Busbee at the Capitol. Gray had matches and a can of Gaso line and threatened to blow up the bus said Eldrin Bell Deputy police commissioner. A few minutes later the passengers began panicking Bell said and when that happened police had to Rush him Gray and get him under control a homicide department spokesman said Gray was charged with aggravated As Sault kidnapping and making terroristic threats