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it Stpt. 27, 1970 William Lear Just Wanted the Tax Man To Lear Newton COArtPILED FROM WIRE SERVICES These people were mcniioned in the news Friday: WILLIAM LEAR presented the Internal Revenue Service with a check for back taxes Friday. It was painted on a small metal wheel which the of a smog-frec, steam- powered engine he is developing. a very unusual said Lee Au- buhom of the IRS in Reno, as he accepted the six-inch diameter check-whed, we need more had wanted this money to go into our steam car project, so I the IRS to see hat the money was going said Lear, who developed the Lear jet plane. Lear also owed $17,194 interest accumulated since the July 13 date when the IRS filed a lien against him for 19fi6-67 taxes.

He paid that amount with a conventional check. HL'EV P. NEWTON, Black Panther cofounder, whose voluntary manslaughter conviction in the slaying of an Oakland policeman was reversed, is scheduled for a new trial Jan. 11. The date was set by Superior Court Judge Harold B.

Hove in Oakland, Calif. The state Court of Appeal found earlier that the first trial had been instructed improperly. The date was set over the objections of defense lawyer Charles Garry, who complained that he had other courtroom cwnmitments. Hove siad, will be no Newton is charged in the 1967 death of officer John Frey. He had 22 months of a 2-to-15-year term when a new trial was ordered.

BOBBY BAKER, former Senate Secretary, has fUed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn his conviction of seven counts of an indictment charging larceny, income tax evasion and related (Senses. 1967 conviction was upheld by the U.S. Court of Appeals on June 30 and the same court denied a petition for a rehearing on July 29. In to the Supreme Court, attorney, Edward Bennett Williams, asked it to review, among other factors, conviction by a jury composed entirely of government employes.

POPE PAUL VI turned 73 Saturday, but for the second year in a row he planned no birthday celebration. Vatican City sources said the pontiff has been deeply saddened by the bloodshed in Jordan and is even less inclined to make his birthday a festive occasion than he might have been otherwise. The Pope gave two addresses Saturday mOTHing, one to the World Convention of Secular Institutes and the other to pilgrims from Brescia, Italy. The pontiff and his staff also were putting the final touches on plam? to receive President Nixon in an audience Monday. Nixon, who starts a five-nation European tour Sunday, will be seeing Pope Paul for the second time in 18 months.

A A A SHIRLEY M.ACLAINE lost life saving of beautiful Friday night to thieves who raided London hotel suite. Miss MacLaine said the antique indaln and Chinese jewelry stolen was worth lot of Miss MacLaine said the antique Indian and Cinema City, an exhibition marking the 75th year of movies. Shirley JAMES HENDRIX SR. said Saturday that drugs were in the death of his son, internationally known rock singer Jimi Hendrix. Radio Station Bias Charged PERSONAL MENTION was just an the senior Hendrix said in Seattle after his arrival from New York to make plans for his funeral.

Hendrix said he would have no further details on his death until he receives an autopsy report sometime next week. Earlier reports had listed drugs as the cause of the death. Ar Ar BISHOP ELIAS MUAWAD of Aleppo has been elected by the Antioch Holy Synod in Beirut as the 163rd patriarch of the Gioek Orthodox Church of Antioch and the entire East. Bisihop Muawad, who will reign as Patriarch Elias IV over of the seven ancient sees of the church, succeeds Patriarch Theodiosris VI, who died Sept. 19.

With his election Friday, the 56-year-old Muawad becomes spiritual leader of some 230,000 believers in the United States, South America, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq who come under the jurisdiction of the Antioch church. "A A A MRS. W. AVERELL HARRIMAN died Saturday in a Washington, D.C., hospital. She was 67.

Her physicians, Dr. George A. Kclser said she suffered a heart attack. The former Marie Norton Whitney, former wife of Cornelius Whitney, she and Harriman, fomier governor of New York and veteran diplomat, were married in 1930. MRS.

JESSIE D. BALL du PONT, 86, third wife of Industrialist Alfred I. du Pont, died Saturday at her family estate near Wilmington, Del. Her husband, who died in 1935, organized E.I. du Pont Do Nemours and and was one of the richest men.

He vva? a grandson of the founder of the Du Pont industrial Mrs. du Pont was a native of Virginia and was married to the industrial magnate in Los Angeles in 1921. She was 36. Mrs. du Pont had lived in seclusion at Nemours, the family estate, for a number of years.

Her secretary said she daed of pnemnonia. GOODfVEAR Baker OURLOWKIPRKD SIZES TO FIT MOST GARS 4-Ply Nylon Cord FOR COMPACTS Comsts, Corwits, Falcons, Darts, Specials and Valiatits TIRE C3ean sidewall desigm radial darts on shoulder Triple-tempered nylon cord construction Buy now at these low prices SPECIAL TO THE EXPRESS-NEWS UVALDE A formal complaint to the Federal Communl- catiiMis Commission in Washington was signed and mailed by six Uvalde residents Saturday, charging that radio station KVOU here has been sponsivetothe needs of the Mexican-American and is in violation of FCC regulations. The complaint was dismissed as by station manager A.N. Meineke, who viewed the formal action as part of the national mood of dissent. now is in vogue across the country and if it this would not have remarked, a i he believed the letter would be the first FCC complaint in the 24-year history of the station.

The complaint was prepared by San Antonio attorney Pete Tijerina, legal counsel for Involvement of Mexican-Amm- cans in Gainful Endeavors (IMAGE) and a consulting attorney with the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Uvalde residents submitting the complaint are Gabriel Taf- fola, Genoveva Morales, Mario Torres, Gilberto Z. Torres, Garza Jr. and Abelardo Castillo, all of whom are associated with IMAGE. The grievances listed in the letter include claims that the ming of the station irrelevant and non-responsive to the social, economic and educational of Mexican-Americans who comprise about 50 per cent of the listening audience.

Other allegations claim the station has here by Mexican-American stu dents, adding that little cooperation was extended to Mexican-Americans attempting to have their viewpoints aired over the He said complaints by local residents have' been brewing some Calderon said the complaint is the first to be filed with IMAGE support in an attempt make broadcasters more responsive to the legitimate needs of the Chicano Calderon noted that the media! often depict Mexican-Americans in a and unfavorable image while almost ignoring positive The IMAGE spokesman said the broadcast industry has the power to help ethnic minorities achieve the promises of the American way of life and said, are failing in their duties when they help bring about constructive social The formal action comes only weeks after KVOU filed an application to increase its daytime broadcasting power from 250 watts to 1,000 watts. The station license renewal will be reviewed next year, according to IMAGE spokesmen, and the complaints are expected to receive close attention at that time. i Meineke categorically denied! all the specifics of the complaint and 0 i out that Spanish music and news are broadcast for three and one-half hours, six afternoons a week. Piits Fed Ex. Tix $L78 tnd okl tire 6J0 X13 tube less MEDIUM SIZE CARS Camaros, Cliovrolets, Chevy lls, F-8Ss, Fairtones, Ambassadors, Corvettes, Rebels, Ptymooths and Tempests FI to fiL Ite and old On USxK tBbaim LARGER CARS Buicks, Fords, Dodges, Mercurys, Pontiacs, Oidsmobiles, T-Birds FI $253 to $Z57 Fed.

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TO 6 P.M. time to the Mexican-American population of this area to re- 0 to controversial when they were killed. Troopers said the lions, property of Carson Barnes Cir- and that public ry i escaped about six miles time has not been provided on a of here when the truck in equitable or basis. IMAGE Executive Dir. Tony Calderon of San Antonio said the action is indirectly related which they were riding slammed into a utility pole.

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