European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 30, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday september 30, 1978 College tax credit Bill remains alive Washington a tax credits for College tuition still have a Chance of be coming Law this year after winning a last minute reprieve in a congressional Confer ence committee. It came thursday when House members on the committee eager to save at least part of the package dropped their insistence that the tax benefits also go to pupils in private elementary and secondary schools. The sticking Point was that most of the Aid to private school pupils would go to those in Church run schools something opponents said would violate the Constitution s provisions guaranteeing separation of Church and state. Senate members on the committee argued that rather than accept that the sen ate would be willing to sacrifice even the College credits. Faced with that possibility a few weeks before the november elections House members reluctantly agreed to let the col lege Aid stand alone. But House and Senate approval of the hard fought Compromise still would not guarantee final approval of the College credits. Even As the conferees were meeting president Carter was repeating to a news conference his concern about the whole Tui Tion credit concept. La. Mourners pay tribute to Bostock los Angeles a funeral serv ices were held thursday for baseball Star Lyman Bostock and teammate Ken Brett told mourners he enlivened our clubhouse and took us out of the darkness of defeat. But he was a Winner. He enjoyed life so much because he had so Little at the  Bostock 27, who played this season for the California Angels was shot to death saturday night while Riding in a car at Gary ind. After three seasons with the Minnesota twins he had signed a five year contract with the Angels calling for $2.7 million. When he found the Road to Success his first thoughts were to help the people who had helped him said Brett who is the an gels player representative. We Are All better people for having known Lyman and having him touch our  there was a standing room throng of about 1,000 for the services at the Vermont Square United methodist Church and an other 500 were outside. The Rev. John c. Bain said Lyman was compassionate fair honest a Strong competitor and generally full of  entire Angels squad headed by widow says goodbye mrs. Yuovene Bostock widow of los Angeles Angels outfielder Lyman bos Tock leaves the Vermont Square meth Odist Church in los Angeles where funeral services were held for her Hus band. Bostock died sunday in Gary ind., after being accidentally shot while Riding in a car with friends. A general manager Buzzie Bavasi and Man Ager Jim Fregosi attended the services. Owner Gene Autry does not attend Funer als because of personal religious beliefs. Bostock s widow Yuovene and his Mother Annie were flanked by the team mates and Lyman s four Brothers. His father Lyman sr., who had played in the negro american league also was in attendance along with several players from other major league baseball clubs. Following the funeral burial was in ing Lewood cemetery. Bostock was killed while the Angels were in Chicago on their last Road trip of the 1978 season their most successful Ever. He was visiting relatives in nearby Gary when the fatal Shotgun blast was fired through the window of a car driven by bos Tock s Uncle Thomas Turner. Police said the target apparently was one of two women in the car Barbara Smith the estranged wife of Leonard Smith who was arrested on a murder charge. Mrs. Smith was wounded by pellets. She and her sister another occupant were de scribed As go children of Turner. In Crown Point ind., Smith pleaded in Nocent Friday to first degree murder in the slaying of Bostock. Smith entered the plea during his arraignment before Lake county criminal court judge Andrew v. Giorgi. The suspect s attorney Nick Thiros filed motions asking the judge to set bail on the charge which carries a penalty of 30 to 60 years in prison and to Grant discovery the right to review All evidence in the Case. Glorvi set a hearing for oct. 12 on the bail motion and granted discovery to both prosecution and defense. The Lake county prosecutor s office said the next step will be to seek Smith s indictment by the county grand jury when it convenes in mid october. Bostock was Active in helping youth and one of the youth activities supported by the player was Given $1,000 by former presi Dent Richard Nixon on wednesday. Nixon wrote Autry i read with Shock and sadness of Lyman Bostock s tragic death. He was a Fine Man both off and on the Field. I am enclosing my Check which i would appreciate your forwarding to the teen challengers of the Vermont Square methodist  army patients can dial a hot line Heidelberg every army Hospital in Germany now has a medical hot line to the Hospital commander according to 7th med come officials. The hot lines Are to give patients and customers an Opportunity to voice their complaints or suggestions for improve ments. Each Hospital uses the same local Mili tary Telephone Extension 6666, except in Berlin where the number is 4230. The hot lines Are now in use during duty hours but Are to be expanded to 24 hours officials said. The 6666 hot lines Are not designed for requesting emergency medical information or ambulance service. They Are in tended solely to improve services provided to 7th med come customers by listening to customer comments. Improving our image and rapport with our patient populations is All the More Crit ical in this time of dwindling medical re sources said maj. Gen. Spencer b. Reid 7th med come commander. We May not be Able to meet All of the needs of our patients but we can be responsive to them with information and  All messages on the 6666 hot lines will be summarized in writing and sent to the hos Pital personnel Best Able to respond. The Hospital commander will also get a written copy of every message each work Day. Within one work Day following a Call a letter signed by the Hospital commander will be sent to the inquirer officials said. Timeliness of a response is essential to Success stressed Reid. When a final answer cannot be Given the Day after a Call is received a letter of acknowledgement of the Call will be sent and followed up with additional information As soon As it  hot line callers must give their name and mailing address so a personal written reply can be provided. A record of All 6666 hot line Calls and responses to them will be kept at each Hospi Tal. In addition to Berlin the 6666 hot lines Are now in army hospitals at Augsburg Bremerhaven Frankfurt Heidelberg Lan Stuhl bad Cannstatt Stuttgart Nurnberg and a Litzburg. Carter has said several times he consid ers the idea wasteful because the Aid would go to the Rich and poor alike regardless of need. Despite those misgivings however Carter has never said flatly he would veto College credits. Sen. Russell b. Long d-la., whose finance committee produced the credit Bill said thursday he has been led to believe the president might sign it if the Cost is held  the provision approved by the Confer ence committee would Cost the Federal Treasury about $1 billion a year when fully effective in 1980. That is considerably less than the version originally advocated by the Senate. The Bill would allow a tax credit which is subtracted directly from taxes owed of 35 percent of tuition costs paid after july 31, 1978. The maximum credit for 1978 would be $100, rising to $150 in 1979 and $250 in 1980. Soap returning toafntvoct.10 at 9 30 . Frankfurt the controversial Tele vision series soap which had some viewers in a lather last season will return to of nov oct. 10, network officials said Friday. When the series ended for the summer it had evolved into a great who done it As viewers watched the dithering Jessica Tate hauled away to prison for the murder of Tennis instructor Peter Campbell. A startling revelation exposes the Mur Derer during the hour Long series opener at 9 30 ., oct. 10. Following the special opener the series will be telecast at 10 . On tuesdays officials said. The initial episode of soap will be aired in Berlin at 10 45 ., oct. 11. The broadcast time in Bremerhaven will be announced locally. Boeing chief sees end to dropping air fares Sydney Australia a the world wide trend to lower airfares is unlikely to continue for Long because of increased la Bor and fuel costs according to Boeing s chairman and chief executive . Wil son. Wilson told the aviation press club in Sydney the main problem of airlines would be to keep airfares from rising. The Cost of labor in the Industry in the United states is escalating at seven per cent a year. The Cost of fuel has quadrupled in the 1970s, he said. Wilson is in Australia on a three Day vis it to Mark delivery of his firm 50th Boeing aircraft to the australian National airline Qantas. Temperatures l 51 h68 52 8341 60 51 77 59 78 55 64 53 75 61 77 47 81 53 68 71 90 44 62 62 76 61 76 49 69 53 81 46 80 65 77 54 83 45 70 39 78 47 55 40 6751 81 72 87 67 83 47 81 64 79 47 58 49 76 Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Birmingham Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston . Charleston w. A. 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