Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 16

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Thursday, October 15. 1970 BOMBS 2B HDip I) 11" i OA W3 Weather Watch Cool, High in Upper 50s Forecast for Rochester and Mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers today and tonight. High in the upper 50s, low tonight near 40. Winds westerly 10 to 20 m.p.h. becoming northwest 15 to 20 m.p.h.

Probability of rain: 50 per cent today and 40 per cent tonight. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy and cool, high in the 50s. Western New York, northern and southern Finger Lakes, east of Lake Ontario: Mostly cloudy today and tonight, chance of showers, high in mid 50s. Low tonight about 40. Southwest to west winds 10 to 20 m.p.h.

Tomorrow: Sunny and cool, high in mid 50s. Background: Cooler air, aproaching from the west, will move into our area late today, remaining through Friday. Sun rises at sets at 6:28 TRIP FORECASTS Western Pennsylvania: Cloudy and cool with showers. High middle 50s to middle 60s. New York City: Cloudy with showers likely, high in low 70s.

Interior Eastern New York: Showers and turning colder, upper 50s to middle 60s. From IB California's Berkeley campus. Karl L. Brouse, special agent-in-charge of the FBI in Western New York, refused yesterday to discuss details of the investigation. He had stated Tuesday that "some progress" was being made in the investigation of the Rochester bombings and the dynamite theft.

Investigators seemed yesterday to be leaning toward a theory that two or three of Monday morning's bombings were "diversions" to confuse police. They indicated no link had been established between the two public buildings that were bombed and the churches and the private home. County Manager Gordon A. Howe said he suspects the courts system was the target. He pointed out that, prior to the opening of the Hall of Justice in 1964, the County Office Building was known as the County Court House and contained county and state court facilities.

"Some people still call it the Court House," Howe said. The Federal Building houses the U.S. District Court, along with several other federal offices. Meanwhile, telephoned bomb threats yesterday forced evacuation of at least five downtown buildings. The 12 schools in the Rush-Henrietta District were closed for the second day in a row because of such threats.

The Churchville elementary school was evacuated about 8:30 a.m. because of a bomb scare call. Pupils were returned to classes about 11:30 a.m. Start of classes at junior and senior high schools in Spencerport were delayed an hour yesterday morning because of a bomb call received by Ogden Police. The downtown buildings evacuated until bomb searches were made were the Main Post Office, 216 Cumberland Flagship-Rochester hotel, 70 State Federal Building, Church and Fitzhugh streets; Young Women's, Christian Association, 175 Clinton Ave.

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Daniel J. Coyne, president of the Firefighters Association, Local 1071, AFL-CIO, said last night that the membership would vote next Wednesday and Thursday nights on the rejection recommendation. Two votes are scheduled to accommodate firefighters working different shifts. The new police contract negotiated Monday provides $10,000 annually for officers 15 minutes to surrender and disoatched Skinner et al to escort them in. The three arrested were: James R.

Brower, 21, of 1128 Howard Utica, who lives on campus; Stevenson W. Chambers, 21, of 721 Hancock Brooklyn, who lives on campus; and Richard M. Harris, 20, of Renfew Place, who isn't enrolled at the college this year. Asst. Disty.

Atty. Howard Relin, who presented evidence against the 18 to the grand-jury, said only one of the remaining defendants lives in a campus dormitory. He was approached by campus officials yesterday, Relin said, and urged to surrender. Relin said it wasn't known whether he would surrender, but that sheriff's deputies would go onto the campus to arrest him if necessary. From IB relationship to county prosecutors and other officials.

Part of his job, he said, Is "to be able to advise the governor when there is a problem in local law enforcement or when there is evidnce of cor-rupion Gov. Rockefeller asks a lot of questions, and he wants answers." Fischer conferred yesterday with Police Commissioner John A. Mastrella and Karl L. Brouse, special agent-in-charge of the FBI in Western New concerning Monday's bombings in Rochester. He said he had been directed by Rockefeller and Atty.

Gen. Louis J. Lefkowitz to "determine whether a proper and adequate investigation is being carried on" he concluded it is and to "reach a judgement on whether there is a conspiracy of an organized nature" behind the bombings. He said he could not comment on the latter question. with two years' service or more.

Next July 1, this salary increases to $10,750, and on Jan. 1, 1972, to $11,500. Under their old contracts, policemen and firefighters started at $6,864 and reached $8,749 after three years. The firefighters are asking for a starting salary of $8,000 and a three-year maximum of $10,500 in the first year of a new contract, and $8,500 to $11,500 the second year. Other than wage settlements, the city still must work out a plan to reduce the firefighters work week from 45.6 to 42 hours by Jan.

1. HIT-RUN From IB raining heavily. That was minutes before 8 p.m. A motorist discovered him lying in a puddle about 10 feet off the highway near the Canada Dry Bottling 882 Linden Pittsford, and called the Sheriff's Office. Mr.

Lacock was pronounced dead at the scene. A death certificate will be issued by the Medical Examiner's Office upon completion of their investigation. Deputy Gerard Ives said the vehicle which struck the pedestrian had to be traveling west on Linden Avenue. Anyone passing the accident scene about 8 last night is asked to contact the Sheriff's Office. 9 10 12 From IB held by Democrats.

Republicans only have to win one of the four to retain control of City Hall. In 1972, when the police and general city employes contracts expire, no council seats are up for election. At first, City Hall sources say, negotiations may seem continuous under this alternating procedure. But after the first few. years, "no one is going to know who has to BROCKPORT From IB They were arrested by Sheriff Albert Skinner, Undersher-iff Andrew Meloni, sheriff's Chief of Detectives Michael Cerretto, sheriff's detective Nicholas DeRosa and city Det-, ective Supervisor Albert DelMonte.

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