The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 2

Friday, June SO. 1972 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Cheap, Gean, Inventor Says "4 eople Ecology-Era Engine Reported which society chooses one. engine over another. I Korper says he began research four years ago with a few associates, who have, now been joined by firms in the oil and hydraulics' equipment Industries. AS KORPER explains It; the engine burns oil slowly -in two large cylinders, pushing pistons which build up pressure inahy--draulic tank.

Releasing the pressure through computer-controlled valves drives, the machinery or vehicle-to which the engine is at-. tached. from today's gasoline or diesel engines. It burns oil in cylinders, he says, but it puts a hydraulic system and computer-controlled valves between the pistons and drive shaft. Virtually everything in it runs on the same cheap oil in its fuel tank.

Korper says the Idea was to design from scratch an engine offering Improvements over conventional engines in five areas: cost, consumption of natural resources, pollution, social Impact and what Korper calls the "politics" with WEST HAVEN, Conn. (AP) An ecology-minded Inventor says he has put together a practical oil-burning engine that won't pollute the air, won't burn much fuel, won't need much repair, and could put out as much power as engines now In use. And, he says, It could run on fuel as cheap as home heating oil or with minimal treatment crude oil. George Korper, 26, says his engine works on princl-p 1 radically different Fischer McQueen 1 1 1 I 1 Wants More Money, Chess Challenger Says Bobby Ffscher has made a last-minute demand for more money to play In the world chess championship against Russian Boris Spassky, Informed sources said Thursday. They reported that the 29-year-old American challenger has sent an ultimatum to the Iceland Chess Federation "two or three days ago," saying he would not show up unless he got 30 of the gate receipts on top of the unprecedented sums already guaranteed.

Under the agreement Fischer and spassky signed with the federation, the players will share a purse of $125,000, with the winner getting five-eighths of it. In addition it was agreed that they would each get 30 of receipts from sales of television and film rights for the match. Fischer canceled scheduled flights to Reykjavik, Iceland, Tuesday and Wednesday. This had led to speculation that he was waging a war of nerves with title-holder Spassky. The 24-game match is due to start on Sunday In a 2500-seat sports palace where seats are sold for $5 a game.

Steve McQueen Arrested Ford Irwin The only one of its kind.P Ynu taste tradition in everv siD of Cutty Sark. Governor Ford Reported Better Kentucky Gov. Wendell Ford was much improved in Houston, Thursday, his first full day out of the intensive care unit, following an operation on a weakened artery in his abdomen earlier this week, a spokesman said. Ford, 47, was described as steadily improvising and walking and sitting with less You taste classic, premium Scots whiskies, astutely blended then allowed to re-mellow for additional months. And you taste the reason why Cutty Sark is the Scotch to start with and to stay with.

Itstands alone.You'11 knowwhy. you're under arrest," came the reply. Standing by was James Arness, television's Matt Dillon, who was with McQueen when he was arrested. McQueen pleaded innocent to charges of reckless driving later in the day and left town to go v'-r r- I News Digest Cincinnati Area BUS FARE HIKE The price of bus tokens will rise from 46 cents to 50 cents Saturday, but cash fares temporarily will remain at the current 50 cents, according to an agreement reached Thursday between Cincinnati Utilities Director Wallace M. Power and the Cincinnati Transit Co.

after week-long negotiations on the company's request for higher fares for the last half of 1972. On July 28, cash fares will go to 55 cents. On September 13, token fares go to 55 cents, in addition, there will be a 7.8 cut in bus service beginning August 13, Three weekday routes will be eliminated, and all service will be eliminated on Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Year's Day. Page 29.

Final edition. MEETING GETS ROUGH A 90-minute meeting in City Council chambers Thursday, called to air grievances of white and blacks living in the upper Vine Street area against each other, was punctuated by shouted obscenities and a near brawl. The meeting, which followed a brick-throwing melee at 13th and Vine Sts. Wednesday evening, did bring a promise from City Manager E. Robert Turner to increase police foot patrols in the area.

Page 29. Final edition. DEATH RULING REACTION The U. S. Supreme Court decision abolishing the death penalty produced many varied reactions in Cincinnati and Hamilton County Thursday.

The opinion of the man in the street seemed divided about 50-50 on the wisdom of the decision, but court and law of ficials pointed out many facets and possible effects of the decision. Page 29. Final edition. Statewide GAS TAX HIKE? Ohio Highway Director J. Phillip Richley said in Columbus Thursday that a two-cente-per-gallon increase in Ohio's gasoline tax is needed because of declining revenue for new road construction in the state.

Richley said the state is spending only about $210 million a year for highway construction, but should be spending million a year. Page 10. National FORD RECALLS CARS Ford Motor Co. announced in Detroit Thursday the recall of more than four million 1970 and 1971 model passenger cars and Ranchero car-styled pickup trucks for replacement of a plastic looking device on their front seat shoulder belts. Ford said a small percentage of the devices have been found to break with repeated usage.

Page 10. POVERTY BILL OKED The Senate Thursday passed a $9.6 billion antipoverty bill, including a provision to put the Legal Services program for the poor under an independent corporation. The bill authorizes funds for two additional years for programs designed to help 26 million Americans officially defined as In poverty. Page 10. GUN CONTROL ISSUE Under heated questioning, administration officials testified Thursday before a House Judiciary subcommittee that they oppose any more federal laws for licensing or registering of firearms, but that they could support a ban on cheap handguns called "Saturday night specials." The subcommittee, headed by Rep.

Emanuel Celler grilled Treasury and Justice Department officials, accusing them of failing to administer present gun control laws. Page 10. International NORTHERN IRELAND TENSE Roman Catholic housewives In Londonderry began stockpiling food amid mounting fears that militant Protestant plans to seal off Londonderry's "no go" areas this weekend would set off renewed violence in Northern Ireland. The outlawed Irish Republican Army began distributing leaflets in Belfast warning Catholics to stay off the streets in case shooting breaks out again. The IRA leaflets proclaimed support for the cease-fire but warned against, more violence provoked by the Protestants.

Page 6. FACTOR OUTLET DIRECT CARPET Actor Steve McQueen failed to make the great escape Wednesday as he was apprehended by a policeman. Sheriff Matt Dillon stood by. The came after police saw a car making circles in a downtown Anchorage, Alaska, Street in the early morning. Bystanders said McQueen jumped out of the car and addressed the arresting officer: "Hi, I'm Steve McQueen and I'm having a good time in your little two-bit town." "Hi, I'm a policeman and Astronaut Irwin Plans ToPreach Retiring astronaut James B.

Irwin, who says his flight to the Moon on Apollo 15 made him a deeply religious man, said Wednesday at the Houston Space Center that he will form his own evangelistic group and hopes to work with Dr. Billy Graham in a worldwide ministry. Irwin, 42, announced last month he will leave the space program in August to devote his time to "spreading the good news of Jesus Chris Irwin landed on the Moon last year with David R. Scott 9 i WAREHOUSE WEEK-END SALE ONLY SAT. 10 to 5 SUN.

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