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TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1972 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 12 SECOD DISTRICT COGRESS Family Tiff Becomes A Court Tussle $750,000 Fire Suspects Held GOP Crossovers To George Wallace A Worry To Landgrebe, Boehiiing Two out-of-state suspects are being held in Marion County Jail under bonds totaling $13,750 each pending further investigation of a fire which destroyed a far-Northside res I i 7 2 ft I' 1 Viiur ir i taurant and two other businesses early yesterday in the Greenbriar Shopping Center. The pair, Paul D. Chiafos, A family argument in a conference room in Marion Criminal Court, Division 2, erupted into a courtroom scuffle yesterday as stunned spectators and court personnel looked on. The brief scuffle developed during the appearance of Perry Lee Lynch, 19, 3016 North Winthrop Avenue, on a kidnaping charge. Lynch, who was being given the opportunity to plead guilty to a lesser charge of rape, was led to a conference room 40, Cedar Rapids, and Jerold O'Conway, 45, Bloom- at 86th Street and U.S.

421. THE OCCUPANTS of the car, Chiafos and Conway, were found to have face burns and singed hair, deputies said. The car also contained tools and a five-gallon gasoline can with traces of gasoline in it, they reported. More than $2,000 in cash was found in Conway's possession, deputies said. Both suspects were treated at Marion County General Hospital for burns.

Sheriff's detective Edward L. Elder, in charge of the investigation, said evidence so far indicates the fire was set to cover up a burglary. He said he thinks the explosion was caused by gas fumes from a fire set in the small office of the res: taurant. FIVE FIRE TRUCKS from thp Washington Township Vol mgton, appeared yesterday before Judge Patrick J. Barton in Municipal Court, Room 10, for a preliminary hearing on charges of arson and second-degree burglary in connection with the $750,000 fire.

behind the courtroom to talk with relatives. OBSERVERS said an argu By JOHN F. ALLIEN Star Purdue-Lafayette Bureau Lafayette, Ind. Although George Wallace may not have the major Democratic presidential contenders quaking in their boots, he's got the two Republican congressional candidates of Indiana's Second District looking over their shoulders. Some observers think a strong run by Wallace in the primary could cause enough Republican crossovers to the Democratic ballot to tip the balance in the lively race between incumbent Representative Earl F.

Landgrebe and Indiana House Majority Leader Richard A. Boehning. NOBODY is willing to guess how much of a crossover will take place yet, but the Second District Republican chairman, Clyde C. Lewis of Lafayette, says Wallace is going to be strong in southern Lake and Porter counties, where a lot of Republican steel mill and heavy industry employes live. However, Landgrebe, 56, a staunch conservative, owns and operates a trucking firm at Valparaiso in Porter Coun LA PORTE CO.

6 1 1 pulaski I il 1 WABASHCaJTj BENTON i 6 CO. I M4 a. I r- fj i 'C JUDGE BARTON continued HONORING A HERO A National Hall of Fame award was presented yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Marley B.

Settles, honoring their son, former Marion County Sheriff's Deputy Floyd T. (Tommy) Settles, 25, who was slain during the robbery Feb. 24 at the Cumberland branch of the American Fletcher National Bank Trust Co. Presentation of the award was made by Marion County Sheriff Lee R. Eads at his office.

(Star Photo by William A. Oates) ment developed between Lynch's mother and sister in the conference room. Marion County Deputy Sher the cases until May 16, and set a hearing for May 1 on whether the suspects' bonds should be changed. Conway told Judge Barton yesterdayi he is married and has two children, and had been employed as an asbestos installer. Chiafos said he was divorced recently and is an iff Earl Cooper entered the room and stepped between the unteer Fire Department were 1 1 A two women, and Deputy Mi chael L.

Hulskotter started to called to the scene ana odi-tled the blaze from 12:30 to 5:30 a.m. One fireman, James Mc-Kowen. 27. was iniured when School Candidates Say Interest Small lead Lynch out of the conference room, through the courtroom to the court lockup. part of a wall fell on him.

He But Lynch then turned and grabbed Hulskotter, and the that be used for something Candidates for the Board of School Commis women attempted to break away from Cooper to help sioners vesterdav said there society should do." ROBERT DeFrantz, president of the school board who is seeking re-election on the Lynch, deputies said. Fithian Landgrebe Boehning encyclopedia salesman. Marion County Sheriff's investigators are checking the pair's records as a probe of the fire continues. The two were arrested shortly after the 12:25 a.m. explosion and fire that destroyed Caesar's of Paris Restaurant, 1347 West 86th Street, and caused heavy damage to Cur-ley's One-Hour Cleaners, 1345 West 86th Street, and Gentry's Hallmark Shop, 1347 West 86th Street.

into parity with the rest of Fithian ies in the district, THE TWO deputies then were aided by Indianapolis Police Detective Set. James has been little public interest in the upcoming school board election. One candidate, Ronald O. Jones, an independent, said he believes "many people have already made up their was treated at uenerai nusyi-tal and released. Arson investigators said traces of gasoline inside the burned-out restaurant and in a small office indicated more than one fire may have been set.

Razing Contract Awarded By City An $18,000 con tract was awarded yesterday to Zebrow- the economy is one of the big plans to campaign personally issues in the district, Fithian A. Gates, who heard the scuf Non-Partisans ticket, said the issues in the race involve communication among teachers, school administrators, parents and pupils; reading levels of pupils; the quality of ty. Boehning, 34, is a Lafayette attorney. Running unopposed for the Democratic nomination is Floyd J. Fithian, 42, Lafayette beef farmer and Purdue University history professor.

in all of the small towns be fore the November election. fling and dashed into the courtroom from the adjacent says. There is a crisis facing edu minds" because of the contro clerk's office. cation because the property LANDGREBE says one of the big issues in the Second District now is the rising cost The trio was quickly sub tax used to support it is out inner-city schools, and financing of schools. William A.

Bernhard, an independent school board candi dued. Lynch's mother and sis moded, Fithian says. A tax ter were taken from the reform package is needed. versial busing issue. Most of the nine candidates who appeared at a news conference at the Indianapolis Press Club said few persons have attended the numerous public meetings.

ski Associates demolition date, said he "does not support busing pupils" to achieve Fithian was the campaign manager in the southern half of the Second District for Phillip Sprague in the 1970 race. Sprague, a Michigan City Democrat, lost the election to Landgrebe by only 1,200 votes. courtroom and Lynch was returned to the lockup. No addi tional charges were filed. That is a "fundamental concern on my part and the part of a lot of people." A new fiscal policy is need racial integration but "the question is academic.

contractors to raze 19 buildings at the site of the former Central State Hospital Farm Colony. Land south of where the 19 buildings are located, near Judge Saul I. Rabb, who of education. Farmers, in particular, can't go on paying such a high tax rate to support schools, he contends. All children are entitled to a good and equal educational opportunity, Landgrebe says.

But he says he wants to make sure that the most education possible is provided for the money invested in it. CANDIDATES elected May we must follow the ruling of had recessed court, was in his chambers and missed the ed in Washington, D.C., and AN ODD CHAIN of events led to arrest of the suspects. Moments before the explosion, William Prownsell, manager of Hook's Drug Store, 1315 West 86th Street, had called the sheriff's office about a purse-snatching incident in the store. Deputies Charles Cassidy and Darrel Manners were dispatched to investigate. They were in the drugstore when the explosion occurred, and saw a car with Iowa plates 2 will take office July 1.

Appearing at the news confer 21st Street and Tibbs Avenue, the United States is wealthy enough to afford the services the citizens want, but the next ence were tnree inaepenaeni candidates, three candidates two generations are being courts." I-PAC Backs 5 Candidates For Board is being used for the Operation Breakthrough experimental housing project. Michael A. Carroll, director representing Non-Partisans for Better Schools and three trom the slate of the Committee for mortgaged to gratify present national desires, Fithian says. The stalemate on the Wild of the Indianapolis Depart U.N. Is On Trial, Waldheim Says United Nations, N.Y.

(AP) Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim said yesterday the Neighborhood Schools. Lester Neal, a former City- 4 leave the scene. ment of Metropolitan Development, said the land on which the 19 buildings are located will be used for private hous The Indianapolis-Political County councilman, who is a cat Reservoir is "the worst of all possible worlds," Fithian candidate on the Neighbor Busing is one of the worst ways to spend the educational dollar, Landgrebe says. He describes it as "extravagant, brutal and dangerous to children." On the construction of the proposed Wildcat Reservoir, an issue that has been kicked around in the Lafayette area several years, Landgrebe says "it's a pork barrel the Second They radioed to Sheriff's Deputy John M. Moore and i 's Sgt.

Robin Funk, who intercepted the car approximately 10 minutes later hood Schools ticket, said if says. He is conducting his own study of the proposal and U.N. system is on trial and if it cannot cope with the nonpe- ing development, not for the Breakthrough project. elected he would fire Dr. THE SECOND District had been considered solidly Republican during the years it was represented by Charles A.

Halleck, who stepped down in 1968. Lewis says that based on past elections the Second District is approximately 54 per cent Republican and 46 per cent Democratic. The campaign styles of the three candidates differ markedly as they work the whole or parts of the 14 counties which ramble over the northwestern side of the state. Landgrebe is relying on a "get out on the-streets-and-m t-the-people" approach. Between trips to Washington he is doing a lot of his campaigning at informal coffees Action Committee, (I-PAC), a new political arm of the Indianapolis Education Association (IEA), last night indorsed five candidates for election next Tuesday to the Indianap will announce his position lat litical problems, "the world Stanley C.

Campbell, school superintendent. er. may well ask what can it do?" Waldheim, who addressed "I would evaluate Dr. olis Board of School Commis Campbell for 10 minutes and Landgrebe OK, MY ANSWER District can't afford." then replace him," Neal the opening session of the Executive Board of the U.N. BUfcHNiNU says the reser He said Campbell would be fired for "a lack of ability, voir isn much of an issue Children's Fund, said the fund "has demonstrated remarka district-wide.

He's taking a Say 51 In House; One Is Hoosier THE STAR'S WASHINGTON BUREAU Washington Representa "wait and see" attitude to sioners. The five are Robert D. DeFrantz, Jameson Woollen, the Rev. Thomas G. Benjamin and the Rev.

William H. Quick, all of the Non-Partisans for Better Schools Committee slate, and Paul E. Lewis, a candidate on the bly its capacity to respond lack of leadership, lack of communication and for setting policy without school board ward it until further studies quickly when emergency situ are done. ations arise." approval. William S.

Myers, a Negro tive Earl F. Landgrebe (R- in the campaign Boehning attacked Landgrebe for not joining the Indiana on the jNeignDornooa acnoois ind.) has been indorsed for Committee for Neighborhood re-election by 51 of his House As a Roman Catholic, my wife and I were shocked when St. Christopher was discredited. We find that many of the old confidences are being shaken in the church today. Where will it all stop? I.O.M.

The Bible presents the ticket, said segregation "is a dangerous word. I don't like The secretary-general said the fund's long-term programs providing basic health care for children "make uncommonly good sense" in today's world. colleagues only one of Committee to Re-Elect the President. He challenged Landgrebe to say why he I want totally integrated them from Indiana. Schools slate.

THE INDORSEMENTS, mark the first time an Indianapolis teacher organization schools and the school and the school board should not The i r's supporters wasn't on the committee and among fellow lawmakers said says Landgrebe has not yet has sanctioned candidates for church as a dynamic force in a statement which Land answered the question. the Indianapolis school board, grebe's office made public Landgrebe says he didn' that moves on toward ultimate perfection. Said Christ, "I will build my church" 'He is an extremely popular IEA officials said. They were made as part of lay and clergy forces are bringing about. Such re-examination is never easy, but historically, we know good can come from it.

Faith in God through Jesus Christ has not changed through the years, and it never will (Acts Practices of worship may change, but the sincerity of our devotion need not be altered. A good test for any practice in the church is to ask, first, is it biblical secondly, does it help communicate the Gospel's good news; and thirdly, will it result in the spiritual growth of the believer. Above all stay close to the Lord, and use these experiences as an opportunity to help the church be what God intends and what the world needs. (Copyrlthf 171) think being on the committee THE ACES Worfd Champions ON BRIDGE by IRAQ. CORN JR.

TEAM CAPTAIN and highly respected man on was "good politics for me a program ot the National (Matthew In the proc and shaking hands on street corners around the district. BOEHNING has a large "Boehning-for-Congress" van that he uses to travel around the district. He is doing a lot of public speaking and handshaking at shopping centers and industries. Boehning has been going after the 18-to-21-year-old voters. He has also developed a series of position papers on national issues.

Fithian is building his campaign on "getting young people constructively involved in the political process" through visits to high schools, colleges and other youth groups and organizing them to work in his campaign. In addition to the large cit- Capitol Hill. His integrity and clear commitment to the prin Nixon or the people of Indi ess of such movement, ana." ciples of constitutional govern changes can be very traumatic. From God's standpoint, however, they can be devices Boehning says he is running The Smothers Brothers are because he thinks Landgrebe ment are well known." The only Indiana congressman subscribing to the state best known for their continu He uses to get His people narrow win over Sprague last ous flow of hilarious laughter election may not hold up this Education Association, and its state and local affiliates to support candidates who take positions on education meeting NEA standards. Miss Eda Atwell, chairman of I-PAC and president-elect of the city association, said the five were chosen on the basis of answers given in a questionnaire and during in back to basics again, and to correct errors, of both the se and slightly less known for ment was Representative time and the Democratic can David W.

Dennis who dummy. Declarer crossed to her spade ace and East, "playing second hand high," played his king! MRS. SMOTHERS ran her clubs and, guided by Dick's (East) mysterious play, decided to finesse against West's "marked" spade jack for her didSte could win the district. rious and the inconsequential their tenacity in a controversial issue. In bridge, things kind.

entered Congress in the same class as Landgrebe. The two are just about the same. Your church is going DEVELOPING a national agricultural policy that will frequently disagree on issues through turbulence which both Dick and Tom actually do not play much bridge. Howev bring larm purchasing power but have remained good terviews in areas of school finance, racial integration and friends. ninth trick rather than risk a er, their mother, Ruth, and Dick's wife, Linda, play quite teacher negotiations.

The statement from Land- Ifenvj i fiftffife from i well. One day the foursome ex diamond finesse. The rest of the play was grebe's office quoted the con ALL ANNOUNCED candi gressman as saying, 1 am dates were contacted, she perimented in a little bridge and this hand suddenly quick. Dick won his spade Your home has another most pleased with this fine said, except for Anthony L. changed the activity to some demonstration of confidence Miles, an independent who thing else.

Tom played with by my colleagues in the could not be reached and one of two youths, both of whom his mother, and Linda and House. It gives me a sense of mm riip gratitude that I am able to serve my country as a United are ineligible because of age. In the three areas, Miss States congressman and that I Atwell said, the five showed a have earned the confidence of willingness to seek higher lev these fine men." jack and cashed his remaining hearts to beat the contract one trick. "Darling, where did you learn such excellent deception?" purred Linda. Dick shrugged and said, "I was just trying to win the trick because I knew my hearts were all good." "Oh!" was the deflated reply.

MRS. SMOTHERS apologized to Tom for taking the spade finesse instead of the diamond finesse. "Had I done that," she said, "I would els of state support for schools and the use of Feder Landgrebe faces a primary fight in his district. al aid to schools, realized that racifjl integration needs a dy namic solution, especially at Dick played together, East West. Vulnerable: Bath Dealer: South Tom NORTH 4Q1042 VK643 AQ84 4 Linda Diet: WEST EAST 48765 AKJ VJ10 VQ9S71 KS2 4963 A852 763 Mrs.

Smothers SOUTH 4 A93 AS J107 KQJI09 tne high school level, and appeared to be the most under I SlUsMBMi Jill" Crane Topples standing of bona fide teacher At Arena Site have made three overtricks A crane with a 100-foot instead of going down one!" boom toppled over at the site Tom nodded knowingly and of the Downtown Sports Arena broke up the game with his yesterday. negotiation with the school board. MISS ATWELL said her group chose Lewis, a member of a slate which claims it is committed to no action on racial integration and is against Federal aid to schools, by saying that he showed the most flexibility of his slate's comment to Dick. "I always told you that Mom always According to Edward H. The bidding: Kennedy, assistant construc liked you best." Money.

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