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ii hm i' jri3yiffinB in nni iiwi tt "in 10A N'P TODAY, Monday, October 17, 1177 5555ay: Town Hunts Student rf6D4E 7 ANN, From 1A do," said David Weston, Dublin Elementary School principal. "That's when Ernie Alder a retired state police sergeant and another two national magazines, a Her father, Robert, public broadcasting docu died of a brain tumor when The World Her Cries Ignored, wrmrm wt I al a4 natffhtvir nf ihtt Ylnrmotora UIIIOIL lO Ui Ul IAI lG and declded to put out JelpIng.pollceuCQurparts tensityoLihelt.jletetmtinbJeacherJOr Wayne. Ann Harmeler Search and Reward Committee, which has collected, more than $10,000 in pledges and $5,000 In cash thus far. Small search parties of area residents and Bloomington citizens are mentary and local television and radio spots are in the works. Police, observers and even the citizens themselves are amazed at the tn she was 4 vears old.

Miss Harmeier returned home often while at Indiana University, "probably more than she should have," says her i mother, a music The Nation TOOAY Win Imkn LEIGH ON SEA, England A young wife was attacked "and killediaJier home in. this coastal resort outsideoutside of London, but neighbors who heard her screams for help admitted they did not come to her aid When Robert Raven returned home Friday night he found his 23 year otd 'wife, Vanessa, face down In the bathtub where she had been soaking some curtains She apparently was drowned, police said "Mrs Ravep apparently was held prisoner in her home for three hours," Chief of Detectives Peter Croxford said Sunday "She screamed at least threetimes during the afternoon and one set of screams lasted five minutes But it seems people didn't want to know Businessman Kidnaped TURIN! Italy" A64eaT o7dTurTn businessman was kidnaped while.ridmg horseback along the outskirts of tins northern industrial city, Sunday vpolice reported, A group (Jading itself the Red Brigades, an ultra left 1st terrorist group operating in Italy, claimed responsibif ity for the abduction of Gugliermo Llore, owner of a chain of Turin supermarkets A woman, in a telephone call to the Milan office of the Italian national news agency' ANSA, said the leftists wouldJulL LioreJt iout were not released from jail immediately Lebanon Ceasefire Shaky TEL AVIVT Jsrael Armd signs that a shaky cease fire in southern Lebanon was on the verge of collapse, the Israeli military command aid Sunday fighting in the border region had tapered off Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire Sept 26 and Israeli troops pulled out of the border region where they had been aiding Christian rightist militiamen battling "Palestinian guerrilla forces But artillery fire erupted a week of the truce Israeli newspapers fiairt Sunday Ifial Israel wnillri return to southern Lebanon if the firing did not stop Offi ciat the Israelis were "sitting and waiting" for now India To Get Prohibition NEW DELHI, India The teetotaling prime minister of India, Morarji Desai, reaffirmed Sunday his plan for nationwide prohibition within four years Prohibition is essential to social welfare, the 81 year old Desaosaid in a speech to a pro prohibition group at Ahmedabad, in his home state of Gujarat Gujarat is already dry under India's local option sys the posters." Thousands of posters beartng a scriptlon of the blueneyed, blonde Miss Harmeier have been distributed, he said, Weston, Alder and the Rev Miss Taul set up the. of the Morgan Monroe State Forest and combing remote 3 Hour Blackout Hits San Antonio tion. But all of them agree that the key to the commu "She loved her southern Indiana nlty zeal lies with Miss and Kentucky. Slx billboards, displaying Miss Harmeter's picture have been erected be tween Cambridge City and Bloomington Stories for Schools A drama major and A student, Miss Harmeier's gift for singing and acting landed her a supporting role in a.

university musi 1 mrnktmmVwWmommBEtr IilX 9mmwk si HjflKr Harmeier herself. Ann Louise Harmeier lives Ui the hearts and minds of these people, for her church work, her devc had sung with two tion' to hen her other girls at community functions (or 11 years. "She always was ready Jo use her talent," the Rev. Miss Taul said, "even if it meant changing hef schedule "Ann Is very special just the most special person vetymaturei sensitive and so good to elderly people, even though she has no reason to care about them. 'She just does "It WoulTbe a horrible, community that wouldn't unite to find her.

ln a larger town, it wouldn't have happened. but here, we're like a Three state police de TODAY Wirt tirvKM SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Electric power vanished fn "San? numbers' of the 800,000 residents were without electricity for as much as three hours, utility officials said. The lights went out at about 7:10 m. after astatic line snapped and wrapped around major transmission lines from the Calaveras Uke power station about 14 miles south of San Antonio Spokesmen for City Public Service said overloaded generators In other areas of the grid automatically shut themselves off but a bacRup generator failed to kick on.

Some power was restored at 8 38 m. but failed Just three minutes afteMhe lights came on. Full power was restored at 10 02 with electricity from a grid system that drew on other power supplies in Texas. Stevedores Return to Work NEW ORLEANS New Orleans 'dockworkers began" unloading conventional cargo ships and grain barges Sunday following orders from the International Longshore men's Association Container ships were still being struck here, as they have been at all other East and Gulf coast ports since the ILA declared a limited strike wheiuhejinion'icontract with shippers expired Oct 1 New Orleans longshoremen stagea a general sinne lectives rhiw biefTassienS and voted to" despite internat.onal union ffi rfStoTto thTcTsel but P'eao comply with the container ship only strike. leads are few and Jar be tween and evidence is scarce "This incident has all indications of foul play," said state police Sgt Episcopalians Secede TOOY A1 Wlrwlwn COLUMBIA, C.

Members of Columbia's second oldest Episcopal church voted Sunday to. become the first in the 'state to sever ties with the Protestant Episcopal Donald Qastineau. "It's noL Church over. like she walked away from a mm vote, me congregation mc GROUP PROTESTS PROPOSED NEUTRON BOMBPEyELQBMENT ttoMtorrrHometrrrrrg herarEplscopa! Ulurch VMed'KTbreak trom tne tplscoi rCarterhesdSTor umousine afir church services Sunday Protesters in Church Fail To Alarm Carter CARTER, From 1A 3 zabeth McAlister, associ ated with Philip Berngan at, the Jonah House, a non tern, but Desai acknowledged that drinking has not been violent anti war community eradicated Heart Victim Is Okay CAPE TOWN, South Africa A Cape Town accountant, the first man to have a chimpanzee heart beating along side his own4 was in satisfactory condition Sunday, a spokesman at Groote Schuur Hospital said Tho spokesman oaidi however it would take up to two weeks to tell" whether the patient. Benjamin Fortes, 59., wU reject the animal heart was implanted Thursday night to provtog temporary sopport until his own heart is strong enough to cope alone, or a human heart can be found for transplant Dr Christiaan Barnard, who performed the world first heart transplant a decade ago, led the surgical team that implanted the chimpanzee heart in Fortes' chest in a four hour operation at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town Baltimore, stood in an other pew across the aisle and continued the reading Another usher tried to take the statement out of her hand, then sat her down in the pew The usher sat next to her and still another protester in another pew stood up and read on He was gagged tav an other usher The dimon strator struggled tol free himself Two elderly women scurried out of the way Subdued, that protes ter was led to the door, tpo In all, about a half dozen of the demonstrators, whose spokesman Identified them as members of the Atlantic Life Community, an alliance of anti nuclear weapon groups along the east coast, were silenced by ushers and escorted out The President and his family sat unperturbed throughout the demonstration Carter didn't even luxnjnJuspew to Secret Service bodyguards made no move against the protesters The Rev Mr Trentham began his sermon in quiet tones The preacher didn't say a word about the demonstration Outside, three of the protesters sat in front of the side door Carter uses to enter and leave the church.

They read the statement In unison before police handcuffed them and led them away Police identified two of them as Mary Catherine Lyons and Rosemary Ma guire, both of Baltimore The third was identified by a spokesman for the group as. Paul Hnod nf Philadelphia Two others, identified feytoe spokesman as Ladon Sheats and Jim McNiel, both of Baltimore, sat on the sidewalk in front of another side door They, too, were taken away GastineVu said police even have fallowed up leads supplied by psychics who Claim to have "certain feelings" about the disappearance "I wouldn't want it said that the state police used psychics Let just "say at this point we have an active Investigation going 'on, and we still have to look at every possibility runaway, amnesia, everything," he said Harm To Crew Doubted Church the Diocese of Upper South Carolina and the Good Shepherd Church Five persons abstained Those voting in favor of the break will form their own' church, to be known as the Good Shepherd Anglo Catholic Church They will hold service.3 at the YWCA in downtown Columbia Siamese Twin Still Critical PHILADELPHIA The Siamese twin girl separated from her sister in a delicate operation last week is still holding her own, officials at Children's Hospital here said, unday. A hospital spokesman said although the infant has slightly improved since last Tuesday's operation, her con dition is still critical but stable Her sister, with whom she shared a heart, died during the operation Hospital officials are not releasing the names of the twins or the'parents at the family's request Group Boosts Canal Treaty PLIMPTON IN BREVA RD: Foreigners Leave Iceland REYKJAVIK, Iceland Striking government employes who shut down Iceland's air, mail andnejephone links to the outside world allowed 196 foreigners to leave Sunday but continued their strike for higher pay American pianist Rudolf Serkin and the non resident ambassadors of Ghana and East Germany were among those who left on flights to London and Glasgow under an agreement between the government and the State ancj Municipal Employees Association Tht foreigners, said to include about a dozen Americans, had been trying to leave since Tuesday when the strike began I Wa nrTrT i fier PLIMPTON, From 1A They Saidlt want, to goJugher. Jcarus. Icarus (Icarus was the Greek herp who made a set of wings out of wax, but died when he flew too close to the Sun Plimpton may be new to the sport of flying, but he is no stranger to learning how to play sports He is npst described as a professional amateur He Kenyan Vice President Daniel Arap Moi, announc mg a plan to weed out and expel ethnic Somalis, said "The government cannot tolerate citizens who pretend they are patriotic to the country, while they involve Ihem selves in anti Kenya activities Zaire official who organized Jolls for nation's tlec tion which drew 85 per cent of the voters said, "It shows Zaireand are a mature people with patriotic feelings I urge them to continue in orde'r to disillusion those who predicted a bad outcome for these elections Chief Judge Mushtaq Hussaln, criticizing the attorney defendingormer Pakistan Prime Minister Zulfikar Bhutto for "wasting time' said "You'll land your self in troubled waters for nothing has played football with the Detroit Lions, pitched against an All Star baseball "team, boxed against profes sionals, and tended goat for the Boston Bruins professional ice hockey team Plimpton's main purpose, in pursuing these sports was to write books about the people and societies in sports, he said "I don't write about the boxer being hit in the nose, but of the fraternity of box ers A boxer is apt to be more open with you if you've fought before," Plimpton saii "The point of the exercise is to be taken into the family of the sport 1 don't think they care if lcan't do 11 "well It's that try He has been playing Walter Mitty in sports since the late 1950s when he wrote for Sports Illustrated magazine But despite his seemingly exciting life, Plimpton downplays his activities "I perform brilliantly at these things It's not easy at all," the 6 foat, 4 inch tall author athlete said Besides shuttling between sports and writing assignments, Plimpton shifts between strata of society One day he could be with Jackie Onassis, the next he is in Brevard, talking with well wishers on the banks of the Indian River.

"That's the kind of guy he is," said Bubba Sutton, spokesman for the Madcap JilischiefMakers (M3) whichls sponsoring World in an effort, to attract tourists to Brevard Among the World Record Week events' Plimpton willr partinpatp In nro a BANGKOK Thailand(UPI) American diplomats said Sunday they doubted any harm would come to three Americans whose 39 foot yacht was fired on and rammed in the South China Sea and taken under tow to Saigon by the Vietnamese navy Vietnam has not re sponded to Departs ment Inquiries" about' the fate of the sailors, who were last heard from Friday when radio messages from the yacht Brillig said the three were "all OK'f and being towed to Saigon The three Americans Cornelia Ann "Cricket" Deljenbaugh, 28, of Vero Beach, Charles Affel, 30, of Philadelphia, and Leland Dickerman, in hislafe20s, of Flagstaff, Ariz reported by radio Wednesday that unidentified craft fired on and rammed their yacht WASHINGTON Business and labor leaderjHormer military officers and officials from past administrations have formed a UueTirboi mmitteeJto pTomote ratifica tion of the Panama Canal treaty Members of the group, headed by former New York Gov Averill Harnman, one time ambassador to Moscow who has served as a government envoy in many capacities, were scheduled to meet Monday with President Carter, Presidential aides who confirmed formation of the group said that the White House had no hand in organizing it but that it was the outgrowth of a breakfast meep Ing putiogether lasr montlF by Hamilton who heads Carter's ratification task force Landmark Hotel Leveled OKLAHOMA CITY The 26 story Biltmore Hotel, tho showplace of Oklahoma when it opened in 1932, exploded into a pile of rubble Sunday afternoon to make way for a cultural and recreation complex The Biltmore, built on downtown Oklahoma City land cleared for urban renewal In 1929, fell victim io urban re newal itself as 30,000 spectators looked on and as thousands more watched on television. The blast was "perfect, better than we expected," said John Loizeaux, president of Controlled Demolition, Inc the subcontractor in charge of explosives for the demolition Reach on the Beach an attempt to form the largest human chain, stretching from Cape Canaveral to Sebastian Inlet beginning at 11am Saturday Following the "Reach," the world's longest non military parachute jump 200 people strong will take place A Hot Air Balloon Race is scheduled for 4 30 Friday at Merntt Square shopping center, Merntt Island Carter's Treaty Script Torn Apart J' WASHINGTON You can give the Carter Administration every benefit of the doubt and still come to the conclusion that its handling of the Panama Canal issue has been a comedy of errors. That was never more evident than during a White House news briefing at noon Friday Earlier that morning, President Carter had met for nearly two hours with Panamanian leader Gen Omar Tornjos to discuss ways in which to "clarify" some misperceptions about the proposed Panama Canal treaties. While White House Press Secretary Jody' Powell listened to the briefing being piped into his office, his Rex Granum, was out in the press room an onslaught of questions as to why the administration was notable to say what the Carter Torrijos meeting had accomplished As the questioning got more and more test, a note was slipped to Granum The note "from Powell instructed Granum to announce that another briefing would be scheduled later in the day to try to deal more forthrightly with results of the morning meeting "The press was acting like' a bunch of feist dogs for good reason Jimmy Carter and his aides set ratification of the Panama Canal treaties up as a great test of presidential lead The Oval Office Don Campbell TODAY WMAIMIM BurMH ership fn the Western Hemisphere, and now they have no idea whether they'll ever get two thirds of the US Senate to go along with Jhem. Very little has gone according tothescnpt so far The television extravaganza in early "September to promote Carter's signing of the treaties may have done a lot to boost the egos of the South American leaders who were invited, but it apparently failed to Impress many people In this country, and may in fact have served to inflame the smoldering opposition The great "education program" with which the administration was supposed to turn American opinion around on the canal hasn't worked, or If it has, it's not reflected in public opinion polls or in the mail that Is pouring into the White House and to congressional offices on Capitol Hill And then there have been the live grenades tossed around Washington by Sen.

Robert Dole, Kan Classified documents showing that our own State Department disagrees with the Panamanians over what the treaties mean, allegations that Torrijos' family has been involved in drug trafficking Jody Powell was sitting in his office Friday morning reflecting on all this, and if he was about to panic, it didn't show, He was candid enough to concede that the administration is gambling on its ability to "convince enough of the undecided senators thai their concerns about the treaties are unfounded The situation is made more delicate, he added, because of a concern here about making the Torrijbs'government vulnerable to left wing forces The White House is obviously sensitive to' the Dole tactics, but Powell takes a pragmatic'' 'position is that the signing of the treaty is in the cold hationalinterest and Is not affected by introducing extraneous matters. All this business is a reason to. let the issue shake down before the President makes hls statement. They'll (opponents) run out, of things, eventually," That may also be a naive view, given the capacity of treaty foes to create mischief, well as legitimate Trident Test This Morning All systems are "go" for today's 8am launch of a S. Navy Trident experimental missile, a Air Force spokesman said Sunday That liftoff was originally scheduled for 9 a Tuesday, but was changed when more favorable weather conditions were predicted for today, officials said.

To take place from Complex 25C at Canaveral Air Force Station, the launch is the eighth in a series of 15 20 land tests for the Navy's latest experimental ballistic missile The next launch that of two experimental International Sun Earth Explorer satellites aboard A. Delta rocket Is set for Friday, although NASA officials said (hat date Is tentaF tive pending a decision by a aboard reviewing the failure of the $42 million Delta 134 on Sept. 13. The launch originally was scheduled for but was postponed so that workers could replace part of the vehicle's guld ance system. A committee of rocket specialists investigating the Sept 13 failure is scheduled to report today on the cause of the explosion which destroyed a European space satellite.

They Said It Oklahoma City Police Lt Cecil Austin, attempting to keep the curious safely awayfrom the destruction of the landmark Biltmore Hotel to make way for a municipal complex, said "People are harder to control than cattle Mrs. Thomas Hughes, 84, a Salt Lake City widow who was robbed three times jn nine days while in her home, commented, "I've always been independent, I'll never be able to live alone again Harry Heuser, Bayonne, commenting on the arrest of his neighbor, Nicholas DiPrima, oiTcharges'br murdering three children, "It was hard to explain his moods One minute he'd be real nice, and the next he would curse you from here to hell Tolls Hyrt Groups PHONES, From 1A member calls a member In Cocoa Beach, the member In Cocoa Beach then calls a member in Satellite Beach, and the member In Satellite Beach their calls thel member in Melbourne "We manage to eliminate a toll call," said Sto always won der If the correct message ever got through Lorrelta Pyles, current president of the Carie Kennedy Area LWV, said Brevard's telephone" system dissuades some members from calling Brevard legislators living in other sections of the county, "Charging someone 80 cents to call her local state representative is a good way to cut down her" desire to make calls," she told. State Rep Dave Bar rett, Satellite Beach, agreed, saying he gets "a lot of letters from people fn North and Central Brevard who would probably call if the cost wasn't so high State Sen. John, Vogt, Cocoa Beach, said he 'advertises that constituents, around Brevard may call his office collect, but he thinks many citizens are not aware of his toll free line "People, who" think they'll have to pay to call are not about to look up my numbed In the telephone said To help alleviate their problem, State Reps Marlr lyn Evans, RjMelbourne, and 'Bill Nelson, Mel bourne, joined forces "to rent a countywide telephone line running out of the'Ti tusville courthouse. Although she pays $13 a month for the line, Evans said "it) is worth lt jusfso' that people in Korth Bre vard can call a representa rive tor tree." A A.