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4 Sec. 3-The Pittsburgh Press, Sunday, March 14, 1971 Politics Tietel Touted As State Aide On Patronage City Personnel Chief May Get Similar Job In Highways Office By SHERLEY UHL Press Politics Editor One of the more provocative forecasts to leak from Harrisburg is a prediction that city patronage. chief Gilbert Teitel over to the state in a similar capacity here. Teitel, whose title now is city personnel director, is touted as a top prospect for the post of administrative assistant to District Highways Engineer Anthony Gaeta. Teitel says she has heard nothing, but concedes he could be surprised.

As president of the Allegheny County Council, he is a good friend of state patronage secretary Samuel Begler, who formerly headed the local AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education. Democratic Quandary The Democratic hierarchy here is in a quandry over demic of candidates. The policy committee met after which party's, there was some puzzlement over how eager young candidates now prepared to challenge the organization could be expected to refrain when Sheriff Eugene Coon is running for county commissioner? The theory seems to be that if Coon -also Democratic county chairman-can remain in the commissioners' race in opposition to the or ganiz a- tion's Staisey-Forster slate how can others be pressured to withdraw? One young candidate, State Rep. Andrew McGraw of South Fayette, was mentioned as a prospective choice for campaign manager if he is willing to drop his bid for the prothonotary nomination Coroner Cyril Wecht also was suggested for campaign chairman. Also discussed was the state patronage dilemma.

Ordinarily state would be dispensed by Coon as county chairman, and also as a close associate of Begler. But some partyregulars complained this route in substance, works against the Staisey-Foorster ticket. So the possibility of organizing a patronage committee to function during the campaign was considered. Open Primary Preferred Democrats Allegheny have County endorsed Teen the open primary policy, freeing club members to support Democratic candidates of their choice. Club President Mike Scubert expressed hope that after primary fights are over "all Democrats independents and regulars will unite behind the Democratic nominees and work for their election." Smith Recruits Rigby Kennedy Smith of Shadyside, running for a full sixyear term as supersquire in the 29th District, has lured his predecessor from retirement is Florida to manage his campaign.

Smith said the assignment has been accepted by Joseph P. Rigby, former state representative who also was justice of the peace in the 29th, before Smith was appointed to succeed him when he retired last December. Tornadoes Sock Southwest NEW BOSTON, Tex. (UPI) A tornado battered the East Texas countryside between New Boston and Daniel's Chapel, nine miles away, destroying several homes, killing one man and injuring eight persons. Other tornadoes, hail storms and high winds lashed a wide area of central and eastern Texas Friday.

At least five tornadoes struck southeastern Oklohoma. An elementary school, 25 houses and a half dozen mobile homes were destroyed in the Achilles area and damage was estimated at $300,000. Television Inventor Dies At Salt Lake SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Philo T. Farnsworth, 64, a college dropout who invented the cathode tube and transmitted the world's first television picture at the age 20, is dead of a heart attack. Farnsworth, who held more than 300 electronics patents, died at Latter Day Saints Hospital late thursday.

His first television transmissions. in 1927 and 1929 came from a laboratory in San Francisco. At the age of 15, Farnsworth had developed a complete theory of electronic television and applied for a patent on a television system when he was 18. The following year, the death of his father forced him to drop out of Brigham Young University because of financial difficulties. A native of Indain Creek, Utah, he was granted the world's first television broadcasting license in 1934.

He had been president and director of the Farnsworth Research Division of International Telphone and Telegraph Co. He is survived his wife Elma, three sons, Philo, Russell and Kent, two sisters, a brother and a half-sister. Look Who's Talking TOMORROW Illumination Engineering Society-John J. Neidhart, Miller Meriden, "The Economics of Satisfying the American Standard Guide for School Lighting," noon, Holiday House, Monroeville. University of Pittsburgh Kate Millet, author of "Sexual Politics," noon, Student Union ballroom.

WEDNESDAY St. Margaret Memorial Hospital Medical Staff- -Dr. Cyril Wecht, coroner, "Drug 5:30 p. St. Margaret Memorial Hospital.

University of Pittsburgh Dr. Allessandra Comini, Columbia University, "'The Image of Beethoven 1770-1970: From Musician to Demi-God," 8 p. Frick Fine Arts Auditorium. American Welding Society C. Singleton, Nelson Stud Welding "The Many Kinds of Stud Welding Today," 8 p.

Mellon Institute Auditorium. Lions Club of PittsburghJohn D. O'Brien, Ernst and Ernst, "Tax Update," 12:15 p. Hotel Roosevelt. THURSDAY University of Pittsburgh Harwood S.

Belding, Pitt's Graduate School of Public Health, "Prediction of Safe Limits for Prolonged Exposure 1 to Heat," 4 p.m., Crabtree Hall, University of Pittsburgh. Epilepsy Society of Western Pennsylvania-Dr. Cyril Wecht, coroner, "Epilepsy A Medical Legal Dilemma," 8 p. Mellon Institute Conference Room. American Concrete Institute -Daniel Litt, Heede International Greenwich, 5:30 p.

LeMont Restaurant. University of Pittsburgh Dr. Joseph Denk, Triangle Park, "Computer Related Curriculum Guides," 4:30 p.m., Carnegie Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh. East Liberty Kiwanis Club -County Commissioner Dr. William Hunt, noon, East Liberty Presbyterian Church.

FRIDAY American Society Public Administration- Mayor Eric Johnson, Dallas, "Setting Goals for Cities," noon, YWCA. University of Pittsburgh Andrew S. Noetzal, University of Pennsylvania, "The Design of a Meta-System for Measurement and Simulation of TimeSharing Computers," 3:30 p. Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh. German Shepherd Dog Club of Western PennsylvaniaGrant Sheckler, 8:30 p.

King Cultural Center, East Liberty. Heroin Seized MARSEILLES (UPI) French police yesterday seized 37.5 pounds of heroin valued at $4 million destined for the United States and arrested two Frenchmen involved. Speller Arrives Last, Wins 1st Timothy Runtich got there last but wound up first. That was half of the story at yesterday's twin -session Preds-WJAS Spelling Bee at Buhl Planetarium where the 13-year-old eighth grader from St. Joseph Schoo, Port Vue, won the second session.

The other half was nailed down by Audrey Martin, 12, a seventh greader from St. Anne's School, Castle Shannon. Both received $25 U. S. Savings Bonds and will return for Obituaries Mrs.

Mabel M. Myers Services for Mrs. Mabel M. Myers, tipstaff in Common Court under three judges, be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Center Avenue United Methodist Church in Pitcairn.

Mrs. Myers, of 448 Eleanor Pitcairn, a lifelong resident of Pitcairn, died in West Penn Hospital. She was a member, of the Center Avenue United Methodist Church, the Syria Ladies, Women's Historical Society of Pennsylvania and a 50-year member of the Wilmerding chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert A.

Mitchell, three grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. today at the William O. Pearce Funeral Home, 318 Wall Pitcairn. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park, Irwin.

David C. Boltz Services for David C. Boltz, owner of Porcelite Appliers Co. in Dormont, will be at 11 a. m.

Tuesday in the Robert E. Wilson Funeral Home, Donaldson Crossroads, Peters Washington County. Mr. Boltz, 68, of 111 Wilhaven Drive, McMurray, died yesterday in Canonsburg General Hospital. Before buying the Porcelite he was export manager for Metallizing Engineering Co.

for 25 years. Survivors include his widow, Hazel Boltz; and a sister, Mrs. Corrine Reichard of Edgewood. Friends will bereceived from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

today and tomorrow in the funeral home. Burial will be private. Assemblies Of God To Meet In Missouri SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UPI) -The Assemblies of God will hold its 34th biennial General Council in Kansas City, Aug. 19-24 with the theme of "Take the Word." About 10,000 ministers, delegates and visitors are expected to register for the Council, which will be preceded by the annual meeting denomnation's General Presbytery.

FAMOUS AUTHORS Series spotlights outer space in today's Roto. Palace To Pub Switch Made By Housekeeper North American Newspaper Alliance is losing her London "housekeeper." He's leaving Buckingham Palace to take over a pub. Philip Venning, 47, has been comptroller of supply at the laid on every meal there, from state banquets to the queen's breakfast. Soon Venning and his wife will leave to take charge of the Bugle Hotel at Titchfield. ways wanted to do," says Mrs.

Venning, "and quite a change from Buckingham Palace." For home delivery of The DIES Ivor Boiarsky, 51, speaker of the West Virginia House of Delegates and a major force in Democratic state politics, died Friday in Charleston after suffering a Dems Leading In Voter Signup Park 78 109 13 Braddock 50 2 4 Bridgeville 21 13 Clairton 100 16 23 Crafton 21 17 Dormont 37 48 East Deer 38 East East McKeesport 15 23 Pittsburgh 37 Emsworth 14 Franklin Park Greentree Harmar-Cheswick 00 Harrison 00 Indiana Ingram Kennedy McKeesport Liberty-Lincoln 80 27 26 a Millvale-Reserve 46 Moon 48 51 Munhall 97 19 Mt. Lebanon 67 121 Mt. Oliver 12 N. Braddock 57 N. Versailles 88 Oakdale 20 Oakmont 34 O'Hara 25 Pleasant Hills Pitcairn 32 Port Vue Richland Ross Slott 44 Shaler 58 Sharpsburg 46 2 Sewickley Area 44 54 South Fayette 23 South Park 62 14 13 Sto-Rox 142 12 Tarentum 33 11 19 Upper St.

Clair 65 189 Verona 37 9 10 West Deer 41 37 Wilmerding 27 Wilkinsburg Wilkins-Churchill 48 14 -830 Results of five days of field registration of voters in Allegheny County last week show Democrats leading Republicans by 2,190 to 1,242 in new registrations and 666 to 300 in party changes. The Constitutional Party registered just one new voter, but gained five in party changes. In addition, 154 new voters registered as Democrats and 56 as Republicans at the County Elections Department office downtown last week. At that office, Democrats got 85 voters in party changeovers, Republicans 16 and the Constitutional Party 4. Total figures since Dec.

4, 1970, show Democrats leading Republicans by 5,667 to 2,445 in new registrations and by 1,833 to 464 in changeovers. In that same period, the Constitutional Party shows nine new registrants and 38 changeovers. Party New Changes Registrations To: Aspinwall-Fox Chapel 63 38 31 Park 78 109 13 Erie Man Stabbed At Western Pen A Western Penitentiary inmate was stabbed several times by a fellow inmate, but was not seriousl yinjured, according to prison authorities. Curt Rutan, 20, of Erie, serving a one term as accessory after the fact of robbery, was admitted to prison hospital following the incident Friday, authorities said. Purcell Bronson, 24, of Philadelphia, serving a three-to10-year sentence on charges of sodomy and aggravated assault and battery with intent to ravish, has been charged with the stabbing.

Formal charges are being withheld pending completion of a state police investigation. Devlin Ouster From U. S. Demanded WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Barry M.

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