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Legislative action Child-psychiatrist, 7 others charged in sex abuse of 15 hoys House: Convenes at 10 a.m. today. House Bill 2043 Regulates prepaid health insurance plans. Passed 57-0, sent to governor. HB2061 Tightens restrictions on subdivided lands.

Passed 57-0, sent to governor. HB2112 Provides requirements for certified public accountants. Passed 48-9, sent to governor. HB 2119 Increases state liquor taxes, bans nudity in bars. GOP caucus did not accept Senate amendments and sponsor withdrew the measure.

HB2122 Prohibits labor union contributions to political candidates. House passed 351, sent to governor. HB2237 Requires insurance companies to maintain home office in Arizona to get lower premium tax. Passed 55-2, sent to governor. Senate Bill 1167 Revises mental health commitment procedures, and increases drug pusher penalties.

Passed 49-9, returned to Senate. House Bill 2020 Revises initiative and recall laws. House accepted conference report, passed 39-16. SB1005 Reinstates death penalty for aggravated murders, gives trial judge life or death sentencing powers. House accepted conference report.

SB1143 Creates seven- member board to oversee new Department of Transportation. House accepted conference report. SB1170 Changes registered nurse regulations. House accepted conference report. SB1320 Requires issuance of identification cards to welfare recipients.

House accepted conference report. HB2008 Requires standard financial accounting for hospitals. House accepted conference report. SB1199 Regulates cable TV at municipal and county level. Held temporarily in rules to resolve conflicting amendments.

Governor signed: SB1096 Uniform landlord, tenant act to simplify, clarify, modernize and revise the law governing the rental of dwelling units and the rights and obligations of landlords and teflanls. SB1328 Authorizes the Board of Property Tax Apptals to employ, with the approval of the attorney general, legal counsel to assist board in matters involved inTiearings, requires notice of evaluation. HB2010 Controls building In Hood areas. Associated Press RIVERHEAD. N.Y.

British child-psychiatrist Morris Eraser, 39, and seven other men were indicted here yesterday on 27 counts of conspiracy, sodomy and sexual abusfe'involving 15 boys. Fraser. who appeared on the widely acclaimed NBC television documentary, Suffer the Little Children, concerning the effects of war on 4 I I Park bonds' need argued by legislator State Rep. Bfll McCune, R- Maryvale, yesterday attacked the Phoenix referendum next Tuesday on issuance of million in bonds for city parks. In a House floor speech, McCune said he questioned both the need and the method of financing.

"I look around the city and I see many serious problems demanding attention," said. "In my district, it would be more appropriate to develop extensive recreation programs in the few community parks which already exist many of which are nothing more than unsupervised, grassed areas." He also questioned the city's intention to use federal revenue sharing dollars to retire the bonds. McCune challenged city leaders to solve the people's preblerns, "not up in the mrjuntains, but down in the vaHey where the people live." the children of Northern Ireland, pleaded innocent to the charges in arraignment before Suffoik County Judge Pierre Lundberg. Three other men also pleaded innocent, a fifth was in custody in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and the remaining three men are at large, police said. The Suffolk County grand jury indictment charged the men with befriending the al- leged victims, some under 11 years of age, then committing sex acts with them at a home in West Islip, N.Y., between January 1970 and December 1971.

The indictment specified one count of conspiracy, 19 counts of sodomy and 7 counts of sexual abuse against each defendant. Authorities said one of those indicted, Hal Oelke, 48, of Manhattan, was a former fund raiser for Big Brothers of New York, but left the post several years ago. The organization works with troubled youths. Another defendant, George Brehm, 50, of Floral Park, N.Y., was accused of making a house available for the alleged sex activities a summer home since resold. Both Brehm and Oelke pleaded innocent to the charges as did a fourth defendant, George Rossman, 53, married and a father of three from New Haven, Conn.

Brehm currently is being held' in Auburn State Prison after conviction on similar charges last year. Sam Fierro, chief of the Suffolk County rackets bureau, said Fraser returned here "willingly and at his own expense" from the British Isles, where he is associated with the Royal Belfast hospital for Exceptional Children in Belfast. He was released on his own recognizance after the arraignment to return to Belfast, pending trial at a date not yet set. Oelke and Rossman were released on $2,000 bail each. Liberia head tuill visit Nixon WASHINGTON (A P) President William R.

Tolbert of Liberia will meet with President Nixon at the White House on June 5, it has been announced. The Washington visit by the African leader will follow his appearance a California State University commence- mejit exercises in San Francisco. It will be a return visit for Tplbert. Mrs. Nixon went to his inauguration ceremonies In January 1972.

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