European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes tuesday september 12, 1978 tuesday september 12, 1978 the stars and stripes Page 5 Epa has $10 billion plan to scrub7 air cracked code Hitler s Navy refused of be eve a sewere Able to intercept orders to a boats Washington a the Environ mental Protection Agency monday pro posed a plan to require electric utilities to install $10 billion Worth of air scrubbers to filter Fulfur dioxide from smokestacks of All new plants. Fulfur dioxide is a gaseous product of burning some fuels but is More of a prob Lem with Coal than it is with Oil. The Pollut ant irritates the upper respiratory tract and can cause lung  Epa plan is the most expensive sin Gle ant pollution action Ever taken by the Agency. Experts Tell probes Epa administrator Douglas Costle said the United states is expected to produce More than 1.5 billion tons of Coal for Power generation by 1990 compared to the 647 million tons produced for Power Genera Tion in 1975. Utilities spewed 18.6 million tons of sul fur dioxide into the air in 1975, Costle said. Despite the projected increase of Coalburn ing for electric Power 18.9 million tons to 21.1 million tons would be emitted into Theair by 1990, the Epa said in its estimate. Costle said the $10 billion plan would in 4 bullets May have been fired at Juk Washington up evidence furnished by acoustical experts to the House assassinations committee monday indicated four bullets May have been fired a president John f. Kennedy s motorcade 15 rep. Flood arraigned free on Bond los Angeles a rep. Daniel j. Flood d-pa., was arraigned on three fed eral perjury charges monday in a Case involving thousands of dollars in alleged bribes. Flood a former actor noted for his Flam buoyancy and Handlebar Mustache stood flanked by his two lawyers. Axel Klei Boemer of Washington and Richard m. Co Leman of los  15-term congressman who is seek ing re election spoke briefly during the proceeding to acknowledge that he under stood his constitutional rights and had read the indictment returned by a grand jury last week. He has vehemently denied the charges. Flood s Case was assigned to . Dis. Strict judge Malcolm Lucas. Under Normal circumstances. Flood would have proceeded to the judge s court to enter a plea immediately. However Lucas is on Vaca Tion. . Magistrate Harvey a. Schneider set flood s hearing before Lucas for sept.25. Released on Bond flood was released on a personal recognizance Bond of $10,000. He walked through crowd of reporters silently. The 74-year-old flood is accused of lying under oath when he testified at Elko s trial on oct. 11, 1977. He swore he did not know about a $5,000 payoff Given to aide Stephen Elko by William f. Peters a former Trad school operator. Flood s indictment alleges the Congress Man knew of the bribe within a few Days after Elko took the Money in the Spring of1972. Elko was convicted of taking $25,000 i bribes to influence flood in getting Federal funds and favors for Peters now defunct West coast Trade schools Chain. Elko who is serving a three year sen tence and is cooperating with Federal authorities has accused flood of taking More than $100,000 in payoffs. As chairman of the House labor health education and welfare subcommittee flood exerts influence Over the distribution of billions of Federal dollars to schools and  indictment also charged that flood testified falsely when he told a Federal grand jury he did not receive $5,000 from Peters at the congressman s command Post for disaster Relief in the Wilkes Barre pa., area. Years ago a conclusion that runs counter to the Warren commission report on the murder in  assassinations committee chair Man Louis Stokes a Ohio was moved to caution those attending the hearing that the evidence will be troubling to some and he said no conclusions should be  hearing is the latest in a series of meetings the parcel plans on the deaths Okennedy and Martin Luther King or. Three experts were called by the com Mittee to report on their scientific analyses which included studies of eyewitness accounts from 178 people in the Vicinity of the shooting at Dealey Plaza. Acoustical graphs and tapes were used. These studies said to have Cost More than $60,000, were Only recently completed by the firm of Bolt Beranek and Newman of Cambridge mass. Or. James e. Barger the firm s chief scientist was called to explain the findings. 4 Bullet noises the graphs clearly charted the presence of four Bullet noises each shot represented by a pronounced Rise and fall on the Dia Gram. The experts who also Analysed the Isz minute Gap in the famous water Gate tapes appeared to conclude on the basis of the taped sounds recorded on a police transmitter left running during the shoot ing that four shots were fired at Kenned instead of the two or three supported by the Warren commission. Much of the evidence heard last weekly the committee tended to support the Basic conclusions of the Warren commis Sion said Stokes. That Lee Harvey Oswald was the Lone Assassin of the presi Dent. Troubling evidence the evidence to be heard today will be troubling to some he added however. I would caution against those who would to quickly draw sensational conclusions from this evidence. Since All of the evidence in the Kennedy investigation is not in it is not yet possible to fit any theory to the facts. A final Resolution of the questions that May be raised by today s evidence must therefore await the conclusion of our hearings and final report in de Cember. In 1964, the Warren commission acknowledged there was confusion among witnesses on How Many shots were heard. The consensus among the witnesses atthe scene is that three shots were fired it said. However some heard Only two shots while others testified that they heard four and perhaps As Many As five or six  the most convincing evidence the Warren report said was provided by the presence on the sixth floor of the Texas school Book depository building of three spent cartridges. Fired by the same Rifle which caused the wounds to Kennedy and Texas gov. John Connally. Crease the Bill of the average residential consumer by at least 30 cents a month and perhaps As much As $1.10.the Agency estimates that the Utility Industry will build More than 200 Fossil fuel fired Power plants by 1990. Costle estimated that the scrubber would remove 85 percent of the Fulfur dioxide produced by the burning  Epa estimates that in 1976, Power plants accounted for 65 percent of All sul fur dioxide emissions in the United states. In addition Costle said the scrubbing would Cut Down on the emissions of Nitro Gen dioxide and particulate matter such Assort and smoke. Costle also discussed the Cost saying there already has been considerable de Bate about the Impact of this requirement on Coal production inflation Industry costs and environmental impacts. Today proposal does not and should not end that  regulatory procedures Epa will review the plan after receiving comment from Industry and other affected parties. After this review Epa will Issue a final ruling not expected for Many months. Washington up architects of Hitler s crippling a boat Campaign against Atlantic shipping refused to believe the Al lies were intercepting secret orders to the Fleet and continued broadcasting pinpoint instructions until the end of the War newly released secret documents  German admiralty insisting on directing the a boat Campaign from head quarters apparently never really believed its code had been broken an blamed radar for Allied successes against the once invincible Fleet said once secret National Security Agency documents turned Over to the National  that the a boat had lost its secret strength and had become the hunted instead of the Hunter the a boat command persisted in reducing the mystery of Allie location to radar said excerpts of the documents published sunday by the Washington Post. The code breaking and monitoring operation named Ultra contributed to the sinking of 93 of the 489 a boats lost by Ger Many and helped crack the German stranglehold of the North Atlantic sea lanes then a documents said. The rapid depletion of the Allied Mer chant fleets at the source of Allied supplies Halfway around the country that old sinking feeling Bob Peters is a former Stanford ail american defensive end former Marine former Palo Alto Calif Jaycee Man of the year and now former housewife. Peters signed a 70-Day"motherhood contract with his wife  but says he could t Hack the impossible  they agreed that Peters would care for the House and their fou children while  worked. Here Peters finishes just one of the daily chores dished out to him. Up Hal Lawrence on Wing of port Lavalley calif., confers with his co Pilot or. . Long of Moore Haven fla.,after Landing at Plymouth mass., to reach the Halfway Point of his 12,000 Survey questions value mile flight around the Periphery of the United states. Lawrence is using six different co pilots during his trip which he is making in a glider with a 56-foot Wing Span and a Volkswagen engine which he uses to get the glider called the Lark off the ground. Once he has reached cruising Altitude Lawrence shuts off the engine and rides the air currents. Up photo Senate oks Compromise Al 9h/ on victimless crimes probed T., nmn Awe a _. T i try n4-4- mrs 1nt a  it a to 1s11 a to Lac � tall Ydel harm Al i Fly fl1 i 1 i cjtt1 on Turkey arms embargo Washington up the Senate monday approved Compromise language which would lift the . Arms embargo against Turkey and conditionally end . Sanctions against Rhodesia at the end of the year. The actions were contained in the $2.8billion International Security Aid Bill which was approved by voice vote and without dissent after a few minutes of debate. The Bill was a Compromise worked out by congressional negotiators after the sen ate and the House in different forms voted by narrow margins to lift the Turk ish arms embargo and end . Support of the United nations Boycott of Rhodesia. The Compromise which must still be approved by the House repeals the arms embargo which was imposed after Turkey teamster investigator Dies Franklin Tenn. A -. District judge Frank Gray jr., a figure in the investigation of former teamsters Union president James r. Hoffa died at the age of 70 following a lengthy illness. Used . Weapons in the invasion of Cyprus. The language in the Compromise makes resumption of military Aid to Turkey Conti gent on a declaration by president carte that such an action is in the National inter est of the United states and nato and that Turkey is acting in Good Faith to achieve a peaceful settlement in  Bill specifically forbids Carter from granting any new military assistance to Turkey during the current fiscal year which expires at the end of the  Bill also provides that the United states shall not enforce sanctions against Rhodesia after dec. 31, provided that car Ter determines that a freely elected government has been installed and that the rhodesian government has shown its willingness to participate in an All parties con Ference under International  ieg4slation also permits the administration to Transfer . Military equip ment but Only in conjunction with the re Moval of . Troops. In addition the Bill provides that equipment shall not be sup plied to South Korea at a rate faster than the withdrawal of troops. Washington up a new govern ment financed study questions whether the Battle against crimes such As gambling and prostitution is Worth the Money and manpower spent on  study based on Washington arrest records found that 21 percent of All per sons appearing in the City s Superior court in the first half of 1976 were accused of so called victimless crimes. About half were acquitted and of those who were convicted 83.8 percent never went to jail. Of those who were jailed Les than 3 percent were confined for a year or More. 4germans die in Drain system Stuttgart West Germany up four construction workers choked to death and another four were seriously poisoned thursday As methane Gas swept through the underground drainage system where they worked. Measurements taken just a few hour before the disaster showed no sign of the pocket of highly poisonous Gas that exploded in the faces of the workers As they bored a new  four survivors were reported in Crit ical condition. A fireman injured during Rescue operations was poisoned by fumes but not seriously Hurt. In setting Law enforcement policies decision makers should be aware that the resources involved in enforcing victimless crimes Are High compared to the resources used in crimes involving victims the study  report funded by the Law enforce ment assistance administration covered gambling prostitution and marijuana re lated offences. The report said that prostitution should be studied to determine whether persons involved in consensual sex acts and who have no record of Vio Lence should be arrested and prosecuted at All. Another possible approach might be to control the nuisance Factor of prostitution by a tacit understanding to keep All prostitutes in one neighbourhood and to Levy High fines equally on All men and women whore arrested the study said. Such an approach would decrease the incidence of prostitution while also increasing revenues from  its review of gambling the study found that the typical Gambler arrested i Washington was a permanent resident Middle aged More Likely to be employed than not had no prior arrest record and no history of violence and posed no threat to the  prior arrest profile for gambling arresters suggests that police actions in this area May be open to the criticisms of misapplied use of resources the study  Price paid for allegedly deterring organized crime includes the costs associated with forcing persons who have no Pri or arrest records to endure the various costs associated with defending them selves against criminal charges the re port added. The study was made by or. William Mcdonald associate professor of sociology and research director of the Institute of criminal Law and procedure at the Georgetown University Law Center. Call him . . For Short Sheffield England up Ian Walmsley is crazy about the Sheffield wednesday soccer club. When his wife gave birth to a baby boy a few Days ago he decided to Mark his Devo Tion to the club by naming his son after the entire team radio Hallam in Yorkshire reported. The Young lad will be known for evermore As Dean Turner bolder Black Hall Dowd Rush Berry Mullen Grant Smith Johnston Porterfield Leeman Hornsby Bradshaw Tynan wild Owen Charlton Walmsley. Constituted the greatest single threat of de feat Ever encountered in our War with Ger Many the documents said. The monitoring and decoding operation Early in the War enabled Allied convoys to evade a boat Wolf packs prowling the North Atlantic sea lanes the documents said. And by 1943 allies had mustered enough planes and ships to attack the a boat Fleet and Start sinking the once dreaded marauders at the rate of More than one a Day. By use of his radar the enemy has now once More gained a few lengths on us in his Effort to deprive the a boat of its most important attribute its invisibility adm. Karl Doenitz radioed commanders in May 1943. I believe that i soon will be Able to give you better weapons for this hard Battle of  snorkel breathing devices developed late in the War restored the a boats invisibility but it was too Little too late. Even in defeat on May 5, 1945, Doenitz communicated his final words by radio Only to have them once again intercepted by the allies. You have fought like Lions. A boat men unbroken and unashamed you Are laying Down your arms. Keep your u boat spirit with which you have fought bravely. Long live  severed Arm shoulder is replaced Charleston . Up surgeons saturday successfully replaced a Man s shoulder and Arm that were severed while he was installing a Cable television line. Medical authorities said Rick Robinson 23, apparently had a Section of the Cable wrapped around part of his body while stringing it on Utility poles. A passing car got entangled in the Cable jerking it and severing Robinson s Arm and shoulder. Or. Edward l. Hay a Charleston Ortho medic surgeon and chief of the medical team that performed the operation said Robinson was in satisfactory condition after the 10 hours of surgery. He said it was the first time South Carolina surgeons had attempted to replace a severed limb. Hay said the team began the operation about 4 . Friday and completed it about . Saturday. Of time sept. 12, 1948 about 75,000 unenthusiastic East berliners staged a quiet uneventful rally in which their leaders condemned the West. There was no attempt to invade West Berlin or further disrupt affairs in the troubled City. West zone police had been on increased Alert expecting Vio Lence. Sept. 12, 1958 the supreme court has ordered the Little Rock school Board to proceed with integration at Central High school. The decision overturned Federal judge Harry j. Lemley s 2 a year school integration delay order. Sept. 12, 1968 russian troops have withdrawn from the cities of Prague Brno and Bratislava in the first stage of a three part withdrawal from Czechoslovakia which was overrun aug. 20-21. The invaders have moved to Small towns a few Miles outside of the big cities