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IMc I tlrsiitAH, Wednesaoy, march 4U, Further Ferment New Wine Scandals Bubble Up in Europe Iter nripp Rut in the current sur 4 KJ-? value. High quality wines do not qualify for this subsidy. ORDINARILY, such a fraud would be pointless because the low quality wine must be sold at much lower Aspin Hits Army Nerve Gas Moves WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep. Les Aspin, called Sunday for an investigation of safety measures used by the Army in transporting deadly nerve gas around the nation. Aspin said in a statement released by his office the Army transported nerve gas around the country on 21 separate occasions during 1974.

Aspin, a former Pentagon budget analyst, asked the General Accounting Office "to investigate the adequacy of the safety measures employed by the Army." plus, even high quality wine is unsaleable, making the label-switching worthwhile. The surplus was cuased by an over-production last year, falling sales-because of the recession-including a disastrous drop in exports to the United States-and the damage done by the bordeaux scandal. All this, the officials said, is creating strong pressure for a sale of cheap subsidized wine to Russia. The officials said France has asked the Common Market's Agricultural Management Committee to extend its export rebates on wine to exports to the Soviet Union. The French government says Russia wants the wine, but French exporters need a subsidy of about 4 cents per bottle to compete both with Soviet wines and with imported Spanish and Portugese wines.

By RICHARD C. LONGWORTH BRUSSELS (UPI)-Two new European wine scandalsa case of fraud and a controversial sale to Russiaare about to be uncorked, Common Market officials say. The officials said the fraud centers in West Germany, where the government has begun investigating alleged illegal mislabeling of French wine bottles. The Russian affair, they said, is a French request that Common Market taxpayers spend some $50 million to subsidize wine sales to Moscow. BOTH CASES result from a huge "lake" of surplus European wine, estimated at about 1.25 billion bottles worth, the sources said.

Coming as a chaser to last year's scandal involving adulterated French bordeaux, both also are expected to further damage the image of Europe's billion- Twister Includes Governor's Mansion in Its Rampage dollar wine industry. rGRflO-SHLOIFiriH her home shortly offer a twister swept through the northern section of Atlanta. ATLANTA Gov. George Busbee inspects the tornado-damaged governor's mansion, left, and Carolyn Spence searches through the rubble of The officials said Common Market experts learned that high quality bordeaux was being exported legally to Germany, where it was rela Air View of Damage 'Sickens' Governor beled illegally as ordinary table wine of unknown ori but that repair would take gin. Then they said, it was re-exported to other nationsboth inside and outside the Common Market.

cuic ax UUb uuw lUUft" ing for their pets," said Carolyn Williams, manager of the apartments. ASKED ABOUT the mansion, which sustained more than $500,000 damage, Busbee said it was fully insured The reason for this, they said, is that exporters of low three months. "But you can't restore all the beautiful things destroyed," he added, referring to the stately oaks and magnolias on the. mansion grounds which were uprooted or broken. The Army helicopter circled over the $2 million gov-ernor's mansion where workers stood on top spreading protective canvas before they begin repairing the damaged roof and huge fluted columns.

Mayor Maynard Jackson, who said the destruction looks like "a saturation homeless and an industrial area in rubble, and heavily damaged the governor's mansion. FROM THE AIR, the stricken sections could easily be followed by the flattened homes and businesses, overturned railroad cars, mangled tractor-trailers and sheared or uprooted trees. By KATHRYN JOHNSON ATLANTA (AP) Gov. George Busbee got an aerial view yesterday of the eight-mile trail of devastation left by Monday's tornado and said afterward, "It was sickening." On a bright, sunny day, Busbee's helicopter followed the destructive path of the twister which claimed three lives, injured 118, left 1,000 quality wines get a special border subsidy amounting to about 10 of the wine's bombing," told a news con ference that preliminary damages had been estimat ed at $6 million. He said half of that would be necessary to clear away damage.

"I THINK IT will be clear ly at least $10 million and perhaps $30 million when final estimates are in," the mayor said. Jerry Maire of the Atlanta 'San Quentin Six' Trial For Murder Under Way SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (UPI) A defense attorney was cited for contempt, another asked to be removed from the case, and one of the defendants was expelled from the courtroom yesterday at the opening of the murder trial of the "San Quentin Six." Black activist Angela Davis was among the spectators as the "Six" went on trial for the death of three guards in their attempt to break out of prison nearly six years ago. THE SIX defendants all were inmates of the prison's "Adjustment Center" on Aug. 21, 1971, when prison revolu (IT Civil Defense said 75 of the 1,000 homeless persons from the Perry Homes Public Housing Project spent Monday night in a high school gymnaisum.

"Most of them stayed with neighbors and relatives who lived nearby so they could watch their homes," said Maire. "Many people stayed in their homes. They got blankets from us and the Red Cross. "Tonight may be another matter. They say the temperatures will get down to 30 and it will be too cold to stay in the homes," he added.

WORKERS were laboriously trying to clear the debris from the commercial tionary George Jackson pulled a smuggled gun from his Afro wig and touched off bloodshed in which three inmates, including Jackson, died along with the three guards. The case has links with earlier violence at Soledad State Prison and with the shootout at this same courthouse in 1970 for which Ms. Davis went to trial and was acquitted. The defendants are Fleeta Drumgo, 29, Luis N. Tala-mantez, 32, Hugo Pinell, 31, David Johnson, 28, John L.

Spain, 25, and Willie Tate, 30. All are serving terms in San Quentin except Tate, who was releasted after completing a sentence and is free on bail. 1 i AS THE trial began, it was reported by the Chicago Tribune that the seventh defendant in the case, Stephen Bingham, an attorney from a distinguished East Coast family who has been a fugitive for more than three years, may now be traveling with Patricia Hearst. She is wanted for joining the Symbionese Liberation Army after being kidnaped. The" Tribune said fingerprints of Miss Hearst and Bingham were found in a motel in Upstate New York.

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