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rw 0i i i i' r- 'i't I 0 y- i Death Notices Financial Briefs Obituaries Longtime Newscaster The Pittsburgh Press, March 30, 1972 33 Construction Pacts Gabriel Heatter, PREVIOUS DEATHS At Three-Month Low Radio Great, Dies economist, dwelt mostly on one category electric i 1 i-ties. Christie remarked that "a single large electric, generating plant could easily account for this much construction value, and in February we didn't have even one new utility start to report." Armco Italian mil A new plant to produce moly-cop grinding balls for the mining and cement industries of Europe, Africa and the Near East is slated to begin full production Saturday near Trieste, Italy. The plant, a joint venture of Armco Steel Corp. and an Italian industrial group, is known as Armco Moly-Cop S.P.A. Annual capacity of the new plant will be about 40,000 metric tons.

About 100 men are employed there. Nicholson Calfo, Benedict R. Chiavetta, Anthony Coughenour, Norman W. Desiderio, Anthony M. Deuerling, Andrew Dougherty, Anna G.

George Hartman, Walter G. Kerrigan, Owen R. King, Marion f. Lawson, Alexander W. Lostetter, Theresia Magrini, Serrucci Markle, Albert C.

McCuliough, Raymond Metz, James D. Metzer, Anna Bellan Miller, Paul E. O'Rourke, James J. Pockey, James E. Romano, Carmella Scheffel, Walter C.

Stragand, Margaret V. Thames, Michael Sr. Valsi, Joseph Voelker, Florence M. Ziclinski, Veronica Death Notices Madela and Dorothv Mie'nickl; also survived by eighf grandchll-dren ond one great-grandchild; brother of Lawrence Grabski. Fnends received ot the JOHN J.

GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 119 SO: 15th St. Funeral Saturday at 9 o. m. Blessing services at St. Jasaohat Church at 10 a.

m. GRIBBIN William Sylvester, an Wednesday, March 29, 1972, of Weirtcn; husband of- Joseohine Ptoszek; father of James and William. Friends re celved at the GRECO-HERTNICK FUNERAL HOME, 3219 Moln Weirton, 2-4 ond 7-9 o. rn. Funeral services Monday, 10 a.

m. HALTERLEIN On Wednesday, March 2f, 192, Vincent Paul, husband ef Bernie Jean Hoda Halterlein of 4645 Svlvan Allison Park; father of AAane Theresa Christopher P. and Vincent J. Halterlein; son of Anthony and Beatrice Halterlein: brother of Sr. Alice, Mrs.

Rosemary Kletgen, Anthony James Eugene T. and Michael A. Halterlein. Friends received ot the HERBERT R. KING JR.

FUNERAL HOME, Rte. at Woodland Circle, Allison Pork. Blessing service will be held at the funeral home on Saturday morning ot 9:30 clock. Reauiem moss on Monday otst. Catherinfj Church, Wildwood at 10 clock.

HARTMAN At Jacksonville, formerly of-' Carrick, on Monday, March 27, Walter husband of the late Augusta Hartman; father of Matz, Caroline Osban, Margaret Brecht; Walloce E. and Kenneth P. Hartman; also twelve orondchil- aren and twelve great-erandchil- dren. Friends received at tht U2ERi H0ME HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH, 425 Brownsvlllt Mt.

Oliver. Services on Fridav at 10 a. m. Members of G.B.U. ond fate Printers Union of Washington, are Invited.

HATHAWAY On Wednesday, March 29. 1972. Fred of Dormont. be'o'sd husband of Wllma Dewoit; (o hr PhiliD F. of Uoner St.

Cicir, Raymond G. of Cornoooll. Jams D. ol Brnokilne and the late Robert; olso Mrs. Rulh Kosman of AliauipDa; olso survlvef oy 13 grandchildren ond sevei, brother of Albert J.

Hothowav o( Frlen-K will be received nt the L. "EINHAUER AND SON CO. MOR-TUARY, 2631 West Liberty 2-4 and 7-9 beginning Thursday at 7 d. m. Members of McCondiess Lodge No.

390 Invited. No-tice of time later. HILT On, Wednesday, March 29, 1972, Howard G. (Budl of Swissvale. beloved husband of Nell Murray; father of Patricia Dawes of Penn Hills, JoAnne Luisser of Swhs'-nie and Barbara Elsoman of Greens-burg; brother ol Ruih Brehm of Turtle Creek, Zetta Huot of Regrnt Snuore and Norris Hilt of Elvria, Ohio; six amndchiMren ond in greot-grondchlld.

Friends rcct'-ed at the THOMAS L. NIRO FUNiTV AL HOME, 7441 Washingion Swissvale, Familv hourr-. 2-4 a'd -7-9 a. m. Rlessing service In St.

Anselm's Church, on Saturday at 10 o. m. '-t BAGG On Tutsdov, March 172. Ellis-bfth M. of Brentwood, wlti of Howord A.

Boss; mother of Nancv Susan M. and Lawrence A. Baas; daughter of Mrs. Laura Hollowood; also four sisters and four brothers. Friends received at the JOHN H.

SLATER SONS FUNERAL HOME, Brownsville Brentwood, Thursday and Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. where funeral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. BLUMER At St. Peterhuro, Fla.

on March 1972, Lauretta for. merly of sister of Sadie R. Bock of Glenshaw and Edward C. Blumer of St. Petersburg.

aunt of Henry C. Bock. Friends received 7-10 a.m. 2- and 7-1C 0. m.

Friday rt the HENRY C. BOCK FUNERAL. HOME, 1500 Mt. Rovol Glenshaw, where serv- Ires will be held on Sat. morning at 11 o'clock.

BODNER John on March 29, 1972, beloved husband of Adela Gesner Bodner of Wllklns father of Theresa Surgeon, Elizabeth Ponte, Catherine Nells. Thomas Jnhn B. and Joseph brother of Mrs. Margaret Turskv; also survived by eight grandchildren. Friends received at the HOME OF RICHARD H.

KNEE, 1111 Monroeville Ave. (Electric Plan), Turtle Creek, where a Blessing Service will be held on Saturday 10 o. m. Funeral Mass at St. Colman's Church on Monday at 10 a.

m. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. BROWN Of 180 Bonlfay on Tuesday, March 28. 1972, Gertrude, wile of the late Fred Brown; grandmother of Willie Harris of Canton, 0 Geraldine Horrls, Annabell Brady and Geneva Brady all of Ohio; nlso eight great-grandchildren four great-great-grandchildren.

Friends rerplved at the SAMUEL J. JONES FUNERAL HOME, 2644 Wvlie Ave. Services Friday at 11 a. m. In Cleve Temple Church.

BROZANSKI Peter, suddenly on Wednesday. March 29. 1972, beloved husbind ol Kothrvn Brazanskl; father of Robert. Mrs. Sandra Precoma, and Jacky Brozanski; son of Mrs.

Mary Brozanskl and the late Michael Brozanski; brother of Michael, Mrs. Frances Tragosar, Mrs. Julie Mavfield. and the late John Brozanski. Friends received of the LEO C.

SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME, 5128 Second. Hazel, wood. a I mass at Holy Angels. Havs. on Monday at 10 a.

Interment In Jefferson Memorial Park. CALFO On Tuesday, March 28, 1972, Bene, diet of 3227 Morv S. S. Husband of Edith Calfo; father of KemWh, Charrhalne Unqer, Mork and Chervl Looata; also survived pv six arnnd-hildren, four sisters and five brothers. Friends re-r- at Tie THOMAS G.

CMITER FUNERAL HOME, 2323 Orson St. F'mr-i SntMrdiv nt 9:30 a. blessing services at SI. Peter's Church at 10 a. m.

CARR On Wednesday. March 29. 1972, Daniel I. Carr, husband of Mary Callohon Carr; father of Mary Lusnok and Catherine Manoldes; also survived bv seven orondchil-dren; brother of Rev. Br.

Joseph Carr. O.M.I, of South Africa. Nora Lynskey, Agnes Malone. Michael and Patrick Carr, all of Ireland, and the late Sr. Bnzll and Luke Carr.

Funeral irom McCABE BROS. INC. FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadvslde on Saturday, Aorll 1, 1972, where Blessing Serv-Ices will be held at 10 a. m. Moss ol the Resurrection at Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 a.

m. Visitations with family 2-4 and 7-9 D. m. CHIAVETTA Anthony, on Tuesday, March 28, b-other of Anna and Michrjel Chiavetta. Friends received from 1-3 an" 7.9 n.

m. ot A. STAAB AND SONS FUNERAL HOME. 900 v. F.

Pnh. Bless-Ing In St. James Church on Sn April nt a. m. Interment Immediately following in fiivorv Mnss of the Resurrection In St.

Jnmes Church on Monday, April 3 at 9 a. m. CLANCY Suddenly on Wednesday, March 29, 1972. William husband of Flor-ence Jollv; brother of Mary Helen Sacco and John; uncle of Raymond. Patrick and Coot.

Kennelh Brinzer USAF. Frinds are invited to coll ot the LEO J. HENNEY FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd Carnegie. Funeral Saturday w'lh blessino service In St. Lukes Church at 10.

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Yukica, head football coach at Boston College, died yesterday at Rochester General Hospital following a lingering illness. Mr. Yukica of Tuscarawas Road, Industry, was a retired craneman in the transportation department of Crucible Steel Co. in Midland in Beaver County. Mr.

Yukica was a retired member of Local 1212, CIO-USW of Midland. He belonged to Lodge 535, Croatian Fraternal Union and was a member of Presentation Catholic Church in Midland. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth two sons, Joseph of Sudbury, and Stanley a daughter, Mrs. Delores Wisz of Industry; a brother and sister in Yugoslavia, and four grandchildren. Friends are being received at the Henry L.

Cannon Jr. Funeral Home, 818 Midland Midland. Because of Holy Werk. a blessing service will be held Saturday 'at 10 a. m.

in Presentation Catholic Church. Burial will be In Beaver Cemetery. Howard G. Hilt Howard G. "Bud" Hilt, 79, a retired a a for the Union Switch and Signal died yesterday at St.

Francis General Hospital. Mr. Hilt, of 7226 Princeton Place, Swissvale, retired from the company 14 years ago after 43 years of service. He is survived by his widow Nell three daughters, Mrs. Patricia Dawes, Mrs.

Joanne Luisser, and Mrs. Barbara Ei-saman; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Brehm and Mrs. Zetta Huot; a brother, Norris; six grandohil-d and one great-grandchild. Friends are being received from 7 to 9 p.

m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tomorrow at the Thomas L. Neid Funeral Home, 7441 Washington Swissvale.

Blessing service will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in St. Anselm's Church. Swissvale.

Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Charles A. Neider A blessing service for Charles Neider, 65. who retired in 1970 after 47 years as a welder at the South Side works of Jones and Laughlin Steel will be at 11 a. m.

Saturday at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Mount Oliver. Mr. Neider, of 610 Recten-wald Mount Oliver, died Tuesday in Eye and Ear Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Bernadette two daughters, Mrs.

Charlene MacDnnald and Mrs. 1 1 a Parker, two brothers, Bernard and Sgt. Maj. Harry; three sisters, Mrs. Imelda Nath, Mrs.

Lucille McGurk and Mrs. Cecelia Heidkamp and five grandchildren. Friends are being received from 7 to 10 p. m. today and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. tomorrow at the Howard A. Farn-sworth Funeral Home, 425 Brownsville Road, Mount Oliver. A requiem mass will be offs-cd at 10 a. m.

Monday at Joseph Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Raymond J. Welsmann Raymond J.

Weissmann, 64, of 3929 Grand Allison Park, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital. Mr. Weissmann was employed at the General Tire and Rubber Co. and was a member of the Allison Park Fire Department and St. Mary's Lyceum of Sharpsburg.

Surviving are his widow, Cleopha Connelly Weissmann; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Yardis of Shaler Mrs. Carol Ann Elter of Richland Mrs. Rose Marie Gillner of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Linda Louise Heinz of Shaler three sons, Raymond J.

Jr. of Florida, Ronald J. of Hampton Twp. and Robert J. of Richard Twp.

Other survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Flora Scandrol of Etna and Mrs. Marie Luttrin-ger of Sharpsburg; four brothers, Joseph of Ross Norman of Sharpsburg. Gerald and Clarence of O'Hara and 15 grandchildren. Friends will be received until 10 p.

m. today and tomorrow at the Henry C. Bock Funeral Home. 1500 Mount Royal Glenshaw. The blessing will be at 10 a.

m. Saturday in St, Ursula's Church, Hampton Twp. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery In O'Hara Twp. LATEST DEATHS Bagg, Elizabeth M.

Blumer, Lauretta M. Bodner, John A. Brown, Gertrude Brozanski, Peter Carr, Daniel I. Clancy, William A. Coey, Samuel Dews, David L.

Dortenzo, Philomena Dumont, Margaret C. Ferguson, Elmer W. Fiand, Clara Ruff Ford, Adeline Foster, Esther Gledhill, Roberta Grabski, Stanley Gribbin, William Sylvester Halterlein, Vincent Hathaway, Fred O. Hilt, Howard Keller, Frieda R. Layland, Jennie R.

Mackey, Edward J. Mallin, Theodore Manzer, Gerald K. Mars, Edna G. McCargo, Diana Wright McManus, Josephine Merks, Ralph Nieder, Charles A. Reed, William L.

Ricci, Raymond E. Robbeloth, Edward T. Smith, Edna Crocker Snyder, Bertha Thome, Ethel Grace Troha, Matthew J. Waldschmidt, Edward August Wagner, Clara Wallace, Martin Weismann, Raymond J. Wondha'l, Tlrmas Oliver Zmenkowski, Helen Death Notices COEY On Tuesdov, March 28.

1972. Samuel, beloved of Elizabeth Whitehouse Coev of 1710 Morrell N.S.; brother of Mrs. Alfred (Jennie! Schwenke, Mrs. Betty Morrow. Beginning on Thursday afternoon at 2.

members of Home-wood Lodge No. 635 and friends received In the ORION C. PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, 1014 California Avalon (North Boros.l where services will be held on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. (Family hours on Thursday and Friday 2-4 ond 7-9). COUGHENHOUR On Tuesday, March 28.

1972, Norman husband of the late Ida father of Willard P. ond Helen Terwilliger; brother ot Anna ond Frank Coughenrur of also survived bv three grandsons. Friends receivrd from 2-4 ond 7-9 ot the DENNIS W. SECKINGER FUNERAL HOME, 150 S. N-ley East Fnd (formerly DOROTHY B.

ZFPFEL1, where services will be held on Friday at 10 a. m. DESIDERIO On Tuesday March 28, 1972, Anthony M. beloved husband of Vincen-tia Ortenzi; father of Mrs. Dora Maniow and Mrs.

Anna Marie Slavinskv; brother of Frank, Do-menic, Ermonrl, and Alfrpd Dfsi-derio, Mrs. Pasaua Ceitdonia, Mrs. Mildred Mnscioia and Mrs. Matilda Tutino; also three grandchildren. F-iens received at the AN ft ONY M.

MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 Seventh McKees Rocks. Blessing services on Friday in Mother of Farrows Church at 9:30 a. m. Funeral mass on Monday at 9:30 a. m.

Visitations, 2-4 ond 6-9 D. m. DEL'ERLING On Tursdov, March 9, 1972, Andrew Deuerllng beloved husband of the late Milllda Volz Deuerling of 2716 father of Mi'-frfo" A- deuerling. Grace M. Raffertv, Lllllon M.

Waldorf ond l.nvina DiCaterinn of Hollywood, brother of Mrs. Margaret oKo survived by nine grandchildren and fifteen greot-gi andchildren. Friends rrcelvrd 7-4 and 79 p. m. ot the SIMONS FUNERAL HOMF.

7025 PerrvsviMe where services will be held on Saiu-dov mornina nl o'clock. A retired employee of the Coniinentol Can Co. after 46 years service. DEWS Of 768 Annheim on Monday. March 27.

1972, David husband of Georoia; brother of Robert. Friends received at the SAMUEL J. JONES FUNERAL HOME, 2614 Wvlie Ave. Services Saturday ot 11 a. m.

In Grace Memorial Presby-terian Church. DOUGHERTY Anna nee George, formerly of Allison Park, on Tuesday, March 28, wne of the lae Fronds sister of Elizabeth Rogers, A'Vn-le ond Howard W. George. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 d. m.

n' FUNERAL HOME, R. F. Winter 4730 Friendship Ave. Services on Saturday at 2 p. m.

DORTENZO On Wednesday. March 29. Philomena (nee LeOonne), be'ovrd wife of the lole Vincenzo: mother of Jean, Thomas. Raymond, Vincent ond the late Dnniinic Dortenzo; olso survived by 10 arondchiidren. Friends will received ot the WILLIAM F.

GROSS FUNERAL HOME, 11705 Fronks-town Rood (ot Rodl Rd Penn Hills. Funeral Monday at 9.30 a. m. Reauiem hiah mass ot Cm bus Christ! Church at 10 a. m.

DUMONT On Wednesdov. March 29. 1972, Margaret C. of Shaler wife of Archie E. Dumont; mother of Robert John (Joke) and Violet Dugon; sister of lola List.

Isnbeile Oblinger, Eva Balogi. Elsie Blume, Solly Ruetschi. Lawrence. John. Mavo and Robert Rihn and Wiltiam Smolter; olso survived bv six o-andchildren.

Visitations with the family 2-4 ond 7-9 a. m. nt the ROBERT B. NEELY FUNERAL HOME, 2208 Mt. Roval Blvd G'enshaw.

Services Saturday at 10:30 a.m. In United Presbvterlan Church. FERGUSON On Wednesdov. March 29, 1972. Elmer husband of Donna Ashlork Ferguson of Gibionla; folher of Dawn L.

and Rene M. Fsrgusnn; son of Wavne J. and Lenoro Ferguson; brother of Mrs. Marvel Wamslev. Ars Grace ThO'nlon, Mrs.

Velmo A'jlt ond Wendell K. Ferguson. Fiends received ot the HERBERT R. KING JR. FUNERAL HOME, Rte.

8 ot Woodland Circle. Allison Pork, where services will be he'd on Saturday morning at II o'clock. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be mode to vour lavorite charity. FIAND Of 779 Shadv East Mt. Lelv anon, on Thursdav.

Marcn 1972. Clora Rult; wife ot the lote William C. Fiond; mother ci Mrs. Elolse NunnoHv ot Riverside. ond William R.

Fiond ot Ml. Lebanon; sister ol Miss Ellen Ruff of Merrick, L. also three arandsons surviv', Frlr-nds received ot the F. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME.

3310 West Liberty Ave Mt. Lebanon, where services will be on Sniurdov. April 1, ot 1 n. Viir.ti,Ms 2-4 and 7-9 o. beginning Fricav.

FORD On Tuesday. Mo'ch Adeline; beloved wtfe o' Fanra't. steomothe'' of Jncaue'me Ford of Philadelphia; sfster-trvlow of M-s. Peori Nixon; o'so other re'itivev Frirnd' will be received ot the GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAL HOME, 1100 North Homewood where funeral services wH be held Friday at 11 a.

m. Interment Homewood Cemeterv. FOSTER On Wednesday, March 79, 1972, at 1 o. Esther Foster, beloved Of Louis Foster, of 100 Rryn Wawr Court; sister of Mrs. Ruth J.

Burdman, Harry Sclarskv, Sidney Sclarskv, all of Pittsburah, and Maurire Sclarsky of M.ami, Florida; also survived bv nlec 'rpd neobews. Service at the RALPH SCMUGAR CHAPEL 5509 Centre on Sunday at 1 p. m. internment Nnl IS--0-I Cereferv. Fomi-Iv suggests contributions be nve to the of donr choi" Visitn Ions one hour prioc to th ervice.

GLEDHILL On March 21, 192. Roberta, of 35 vrppr Gcnds. vrmarviiie. Pa ouahter of Rott and An-n; sister of Barbara Va'Hes, Patricia Hilt and Dovid. Friends recivi at EDWARD E.

KUZNICKI FUNERAL HOME, Cheswick, Po. Funeral srvices on Friday at 2 o- m. GRABSKI On Tuesday, March 21 1971, Stanley of 2400 Berg husband ef tht lote Stella Grabski; father of Laura, Soghi, Vlata, Franett GABRIEL HEATTER Used 'good news' greeting, capitals under his control and he was looking at us. I worked harder than ever." Much of Heatter's publicity came from his coverage of the 1936 Hauptmann trial. "I'd covered his trial for seven weeks, then the night of the execution came," he recalled.

"I was on the air for one hour and one minute without interruption and without any notes. I just talked on." Monroeville Crash Fata! A Murrysville man burned to death when his light truck overturned and burned on Route 22 in Monroeville. Joseph P. Egloff, 44, of 4758 Christy Road, Murrysville, was pinned in the truck when it went out of control last night, according to the coroner's office. He was pronounced dead on the scene.

Another motorist, Robert D. Curtin, 44, of 217 Nassau Drive, Plum, told Monroeville police he pulled from the parking lot at Birdie's Lounge on Route 22 into the fast lane of the highway and, though he saw no approaching traffic, felt a bump and "saw a ball of flame" in his rear view mirror. Curtin told police he continued east on Route 22 a short way then returned to the parking lot of the lounge and contacted police. Police are continuing their investigation. City Ooat Captain Dies At Wheel Special TO Thi Presi RICE'S LANDING A tow-boat captain from Pittsburgh's' Beechview section suffered a fatal heart attack today while piloting the "Explorer" on the Monongahaela River here.

Crew members of the tow-boat which was pushing a barge loaded with coal noticed the craft's erratic course and found Henry Layne, 61, of 2215 Vodcli slumped on a bench near the pilot's wheel. Layne was taken from the boat at an old lock wall here and removed to Greene County Hospital where county coroner Frank Behm pinpointed heart failure as the cause of death. He was employed by the Men River Towing which is owned by the Belle Vernon-based Gutman Oil Co. Animal Import Ban Extended WASHINGTON (UPI) Interior Secretary Rogers C. B.

Morton hss signed a final order listing cheetahs, leopards, tigers, snow leopards, jaguars, ocelots, margays and tiger cats as endangered foreign wildlife. The action means it is now illegal to import the cats, their skins or other body parts, or products made from their bodies except where permits have been issued as in the case of zoos or research and educational groups. A proposal pending in Congress would permit sportsmen to bring back legally shot trophies from other countries, however. Construction contracts in the nation hit a three-month low in February, but showed an increase of 14 per cent from the year-ago month. The decline in the February value rate was attributed to the absence of any new utility starts, F.

W. Dodge Division of Mc-Graw-Hill Information Systems Co. reported. Last month's $5.6 billion in construction contracts, however, was 14 per cent ahead of the $4.93 billion reported during February 1971, the service laid. In explaining the last month results against January 's peak, George A.

Christie, Dodge vice president and chief MUTUAL FUNDS Wtdnttdoy March 29, 1975 Bid Ask Abrdn 2.24 2.24 ADMIRALTY: Orwth 7.57 1.30 Incom 4.82 5.28 neurit 11 47 19 S7 Janus Fd 17 46 17 46 JHan oth 8.J1 9 58 Johnstn 26.89 26.89 KEYSTONE: LUSt Bl IV.tl 20.07 fust B2 30.81 22 80 84 9.12 9.99 Kl 8.40 9.20 K2 7.15 7.84 51 21.74 23 83 52 11.59 12.71 Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust Cust CU5t Adviser S.3 5.61! Atnn Fd 11.22 12.26 15.22 15.22 6.26 6.39, Afuturt AGE Fd 53 9.91 10.86 54 6.56 7.19 Allstate 13.42 14.43 Aloha Fd 14.74 16.11 Amcoo 7.25 7.92 Am Dvrs 11.81 12.91 En Ealv 5.92 6.49 AM EXPRESS Apollo 14.B7 16.30 Polars 5.71 6.24 Knlckr 7.41 8.12 Knkr Gth 11.47 12.56 Lenx Fd 7.60 8.30 Lex Grin 11.94 13.05 Lex Rosh 16.97 18 55 Libtv-- Fd 7 04 7.69 Life Inlv 8 82 9 64 Life Grw 6 90 7 54 Line Cao 12.64 13 81 Lino Fnd 4.74 LOOMIS FUNDS Caotal io no 10.93 9.48 10 36 8 96 9.79 10.51 11.49 9.24 10. 10 6.81 744 5 92 5 92 9.50 10 38 3.98 4.25 Incom Invstm Spec I Stock Am Grth Am Invst Am Mut AmNt Gr ANCHOR GROUP: Coptal SAYLES: Canad 31.1131.11 Coo Dv 13 .42 1342 00 20 10.08 9 61 10.53 12.65 13 86 8.39 9.19 50.71 55.77 Mutual 15.47 15.47 LORD ABB: Atfilnt 7.21 780 Am Bus 3.44 3.73 Bnd deb 11.75 Luthern 11.56 12.63 hlid inv Grwth Incom Ventur Wo Natl Attrnn 14.78 16.70 3S AS Magna MagnC 9.30 10.15 12.64 13.85 Audnx 12.37 13.52 AXE HOUGHTON: Fund A 5.85 6 36 Monntn Mkt Gwt MASS CO: 576 6. JO 5.09 5.09 FnnH tw A 41 Feem IndD 8 82 9.67 B.05 8.82 Stock Axe Scl BLC Gth Bnbson Bavroc Bavrk or Beacn HI Beacon Beroer Rerkshr Bondslk Bost Fdn Brown BULLOCK FUNDS: Roll Fd Con Fd Div Stir Natwd NY Ven Brnhm Busm Fd CG Fund ranamr Cao Inv? Cod Stirs Cao Trin 6.42 7.02 5.17 5.62 (z) (I) 10.56 10.56 8.72 9 53 6.12 6 69 12.86 12 86 15.76 15.76 12.08 12.08 6.43 7.03 6.79 7.42 11.48 12.55 4.37 4.78 Mass 11.97 13.12 MASS FNCL: MIT 13.14 14.37 MIG MID MFD Mates 14.45 15.79 15.41 16.84 15.64 17.09 4.13 4.13 16 00 16 00 6.40 6 99 8.57 9.27 6.13 6 63 Iv Mather Mid Am Ml Fd MIF Gro MuOm at 6.48 7.04 MuOm In 10.90 11.85 15.80 17.31 20.84 22.82 3. "4 4.77 10.70 11.73 13.18 14.43 13 87 13.87 7.49 8.71 12.05 13.03 8.50 9.32 3.84 4.21 6.88 7 54 15.41 1684 Mut Shrs 17.87 17.87 Mull Trs 2.03 2.03 Nat Inrlu 17.35 12.35 NAT SEC FDS: finlanc I I 12. Bond Sr 5.54 5.73 Dlvidn Pref Stk Incom Stock Sr 4.46 4 87 7.57 8.27 5.60 6.12 8.18 8 94 Grwlh 10.52 11.50 Nel Gwh 10 .58 11.50 14.46 15.80 NEL Sid 17.76 19.30 CHANNINO NFA Mt 11 03 11.26 7.85 8 58 12.68 13.86 21.37 23.30 14 38 15.72 24.80 24 80 Neu Cent Neuwtb Newton New Wld FUNDS: Balncd 12.35 13.50 bvl Com Stk Grwlh Incom Soecl ruACF 1.76 1.92 7 04 7 69 7.67 8.38 2.37 2.59 N'chlos Nest Ivtr 15.80 15.80 Oceang 8.48 8 48 Omega 8 03 8 15 Neil td 14.26 14 .26 100 Fund 14 54 15.89 101 Fund 9.6H 10.58 One Will 17 45 17.45 OPPENHM FD: Oo Aim 13.73 15.01 Oo Fnd 9.34 10.21 Oo Tme 10.83 11.84 OTC Sec 11.63 12.64 Pornmt 9.01 9.81 Paul Rev 8.88 9.70 .2 31 13 45 Ill Sped 12.09 J.H Chrm Fd 10.16 11.10 COLONIAL funds: Conver 12.01 4.64 5.07 11.45 12.51 7.13 7.79 10.07 11.01 6.11 6.68 17.38 17.38 15 06 16.46 Eauuv Fund Grwth Incom Ventur Colum Pa Mut Pcnn Sa 5.00 5 00 7.

87 7.87 Phila Fd 16.73 17.79 11.60 12V.S 11.99 11.09 Pilgrim Pine St COMMONWLTH Pion Ent 9.39 0.76 TRUST: A 8i Como or Comb As Como CO Como Bd Como Fd Pionr Fd 13.44 1.3 60 1.41 1.53 1.71 185 8 36 9.14 7.38 8 09 7.57 8 24 9.31 10.12 9 98 10 85 Plnnnrt 12.79 13 98 pi.i r.RO i' -a 15.64 PRICE ROWE: G-wth 3'. 69 31.69 Rw Era 11.16 11.16 Nw Mor 49.58 49. '8 Pro Fd 12 .18 12.18 Pro Pnrtl 7.01 7 01 Provldt 5 30 5.79 Provd Of 8.91 9.74 Prud SIP 11.25 12.29 piitm concra 12.11 12.11 Cons Inv 12.12 17.50 Cnsln gw 671 7.3J ConMt In Contrail Corp Lds Contrv Cwn Drill Cwn Dlv 11.41 11.53 16.29 17.82 16.27 17.52 7.93 8.67 A Oft A 36 FUNDS: Faulty Geo Grwth 10 70 11.69 15.87 17.34 12.70 X8.56 9.36 0 93 10 74 11.2212.76 10.64 11. 1 12.10 13.22 15.33 16.80 3.54 3.54 12.00 13.12 inc Inv Vista I Vovna Revere I Plnlrt Saglttar SrhlHt- DELAWARE Decat Delw Delta deVenh Orect CD rirtrtnr 12 28 13.47 13.57 14.83 8.71 9.52 76 45 76 45 7.72 8.46 16.38 16.38 14 81 14.87 18 19.85 SCUDDR FDS: Drexei In'r Inv 16.0J 16,79 Bnlane 16.77 16.77 rom Snecal 38.78 38.78 SECURITY Fi'y. Eauitv 4,39 4.81 Invest 8.73 9,07 Ultra 10 83 11.92 SELECTED FOS: Am Shr 10.10 11.37 Onn Fd 16.78 10.34 Sol Shrs 17.54 19.71 Sentinel 9.89 10.75 Sentrv 16.65 18.10 GRP Comst 4.55 4.97 Fntror 7.51 8.91 nnrvrllC rDD Drvf Fd 13 13 14 39 Orvf Lv 17 87 19 98 So Incm 8.45 9.26 FATON HOWARD Boln Fd Gwth Incme Specll Sick Fd 10 92 11.17 16.67 18.16 6.69 7 .11 11.52 12.60 A 37 I 70 Eberstd 4'89 16.27 rnie 90 48 99 48 EFC MGMT GRP: Eaty Gr 9.92 10 87 EdtV Pr 4 67 5.06 Pnd Am 9.08 9.95 Earet Gt 14.24 15.49 EHun Trt 21.00 Emerg 7.03 7.68 enemy 12 91 12.91 Flet Fd 6.13 7.03 Harhr 9,02 9.86 6,64 7.26 Legal Pace Fd 12.19 13.32 SHE ARSON FDS: Apprc 29.61 39.36 Incom 19.0? 20 79 Invent 11,98 13.08 Sh Dean 18 18 18.18 Side Fd 9Oir04 SIGMA FUNDS: Cap Shr 10 86 11 87 Faulty 9.56 10.45 Fnlrlld 12.27 13.41 10 66 10 66 Fm Bur FD Lonti FIDELITY 5.27 5.73 GROUP: Bnd deb Capital Contra Cv SSee 9.75 10 66 13.55 14 81 9 90 10.82 9 48 9 OO 12.19 13.32 Trst Ventur 9.19 10.37 13.71 14.44 13.05 13.05 13.33 13.33 14 6 15 9 10 10 16 8 84 9.56 1.3.06 14.30 9.13 10 f0 Smith SB l.Or 0 G-nF Swst Inv Sw Inv Sovr In Soectrn Dest Essex Everst Fund Purlin Salem 16.09 17.58 13.50 14.75 17.17 18.77 10.81 11.83 5.83 6.37 27.52 30.08 tlMANCIAI STATE BND GRP: Corn Fd 570 6 26 Fin Dvn 4.56 5.00 uivesn J.

CM D.O' Progrs 6.91 7.63 Stale Fm 4,72 4.72 Stnte Sir 51.09 51.34 STEADMAN FDS: Am ind 4.83 4.83 Asso Fd 1.31 1.31 Firiucy 7.68 7.68 STEIN ROE FDS: Balanc 23.15 73.15 Capitl 11.33 11.33 Stock 16.62 16.62 SIS GROUP: Grwth 7 86 8 61 Incom 9 55 10.47 Smmit 13 04 14,90 Technl 7.98 8.75 S'-nero 10 ,0 11.69 TMR AO 14.97 16.28 Tenchrs 11.56 11. P0 Fin Ind 99 4 69 Fin Inc Vent lstFd Vo 6.27 6.86 4.77 5.73 12.80 13.99 FIRST INVESTORS: Disc Fd 9.23 10 12 C-rth Fd 11.53 12.64 Stock 10.00 10.96 1st Mnltl 10.77 10 77 1st Nat 7.34 802 1st Sierr 6.51 7.14 Fdn Gr 5.2 J.75 FOUNDERS CROUP; Grwth 19.03 20.80 Incom 13.71 14.98 Mtunl 9.39 10 76 Snecil 13 80 15.08 Foursa 10.23 11.18 Terhncl 178 195 Temnl i Tower I 3 i nn Cno Trovl Ea cg ih Ci 25 Fnd In A 94 7.58 6.94 7.61 8.99 9 77 11,94 13.08 15.16 15.16 4.10 4 87 4.51) 4.93 8.02 8.77 FRANKLIN CUSTODIAN: Fr Grwt 7.87 8.62 nwrr 11.08 12.14 5.55 6.03 2.73 2.14 Fr Utlllt Fr Incm 10.31 11.30 Fd Mt do 1179 1L79 I Iry Unlfund 12.74 13.92 FUNDS INCP Comm 11.04 12.07 Impac 9.68 10 .3 Indus tr 14 83 16.25 pilot 8.93 9.76 Calewy 11.99 12.96 Gt 34.85 en Sec 9.44 9 44 cVl Gr 7.65 7.73 GROUP SEC: Aoex 8 88 9.71 Bal Fnd 8.62 9 43 Com Stk 12 50 13.67 Gth FAm 7.60 8.31 Grth Ind 74.04 24.04 Guard 26.41 26 .41 IIM'lM SERVICE GROUP I. id IV 15. IM i.fl.i Netl Inv 9.46 10.34 I -i-ot Whthal UNITED 14.60 15 96 FUND5: Accum 8.10 ont aw 11.21 15.57 Cont Inc 11.96 13.H Incom 14.51 15.90 Scienc 8.59 9.41 Vannrl 10.88 11.92 Un FdCn 9.01 9 76 USAA Ca 11.08 13,08 US GvtS 10.55 10 71 VALUE LINE FDS: Vol Lne 7.25 7.95 Vol Inc 5.70 5.70 Vol Soc 6.12 6.71 VANCE SANDERS: HmH DA ill 541 Horn Gr 56 .34 Ham Inc Hartwel Hart LV Heribeo Hedge Herllge 6.46 7.06 15.65 15.65 12.10 12.10 8.64 9.44 10 40 10 40 1 11 3 29 hos rna 9.1 t.zv Bos Cm 9.54 10 43 11.53 12 60 7.85 8.59 4 19 8.80 r7 5 16 7.49 8 14 Horace 18M7 19.24 Sped Vndrblt Vnnqrd Vont 1090 I Vikrg Gr Imorl CB 11.14 12.17 Imo or IJ Inc fdAm 14.56 15.91 Inc 7.46 8.18 Ind FAm 5.47 5 99 Intern 11.C.1 11 93 Inv Co A 14.60 15 li Inv Quid 10.30 10.60 Inv Inrfic 8 17 Inv Bos 12 44 13 60 INVEST GROUP: 9 '0 10 04 Un 13 P9 14 31 Y-i-1 rn 14.59 Exolor 25 0' 27 40 9 fi 5 K13 15.44 Xl2.0 13." 12.03 13.15 9.63 10 52 618 7.10 7.36 104 4.77 5 21 677 7 39 (i) (il 11.11 I2.U ID. NW 7.05 7.90 IDiPr A (13 A 5A Morrn T'ust weisiy Welitn Winds' vsl ind A li'tnal Stock e'eel Vor Pay Inv Res I Grw'h Incom BCC Ti.4 Ch 10.47 I 1.38 21.31 23.16 9.

ji 9 07 9 P3 6.49 7.09 4.60 5.03 4.13 4.51 in isj Wmcao Wlnt Gth Wiscons I Wrth Fd Zieoler 12 53 13 68 Istel Fnd 23 05 23 76 Ivy Fund 1.92 1.92 MIAMI (UPI) Newscaster Gabriel Heatter, whose trademark phrase of, "Ah, there's good news tonight," was known to millions, died today at the age of 82. Heatter died at the Miami Heart Institute, but it was not known whether he succumbed to a heart ailment or the complications of old age. Heatter retired from his Mutual Broadcasting System radio news show in 1965 and moved to Miami Beach, where he conducted a local television show for a few years. In addition to his regular news program, the native New Yorker also headed radio's popular "We the People." His style was described by one publication as consisting of "ministerial tones of doom." Heatter, a graduate of the University of New York Law School, had said his worst times on the air were during World War II and during the trial of Bruno Hauptmann, kidnaper of the Charles A. Lindbergh baby.

"During World War II, I was on every night and six or seven times during the day," he once told an Interviewer. "I was nervous. Hitler had 16 DIES Hal Roach former movie and television film producer shown in a 1958 photo, died in Santa Monica yesterday from complications of pneumonia. Roach, 53, went bankrupt trying to keep afioat the studio founded by his father in the early days of film. British Film Tycoon Dies WINCHESTER.

England (UPI) J. Arthur Rank, founder of Britain's mightiest film empire, died yesterday at 83. Rank, who became Lord Rank in 1957, stepped into the world of films in 1933 cause he wanted to revive the flag Rank ging interest of pupils in his Sunday school class. At the beginning of each of his films he used the symbol of his organization, a man striking a huge gong. The wealthy flour miller parlayed his huge Rank organization into an empire that also included movie theaters, film studios and dance and bingo halls.

The flour empire he inherited, meanwhile, grew into the giant Rank, Hovis, McDougall combine, one of Britain's largest companies. Nixon May Visit Europe, Mideast WASHINGTON (UPI) Administration officials believe there is a "strong possibility" President Nixon will stop off in Iran following his visit to the Soviet Union in May. There were other reports yesterday that the President and Mrs. Nixon would make other stops in Europe or the Middle East after the summit meeting in Moscow, which starts May 22. The White House would not confirm the reports.

Deaths Elsewhere Francis B. Sayre, 8i. son-in-law of President Wilson and former U. S. commissioner to the Philippines who in 1938 cautioned the U.

S. to prepare for war in the Pacific, in Washington. Adm. Louis E. Denfield, 81, chief of naval operations after World War II, in Westboro, Mass.

John K. Starkweather, 81, governor of the New York Stock Exchange from 1940 to 1944, in Scarsdale, N. Y. Himer I). Crotty, 73, past president of the Cal fornia Bar Association, in Pasadena, Calif.

Graver L. Michael, 78. formerly of Pittsburgh and former president of McConway and Torley, of Pittsburgh, and the Baltimore Foundry and Machine in Frederick, Md. 4 i Sues Porter Over Offer Nicholson File Co. of East Providence, R.

has filed a suit in federal court in Providence against H. K. Porter and also signed a merger agreement with Walco National Corp. of New York. The suit against Porter also named the firm's chairman, Thomas M.

Evans; Evans a New York brokerage firm of which Evans is president, and Reb a Porter nominee. Nicholson said it has alleged violation of federal securities laws in connection with Porter's tender offer to the Rhode Island firm's shareholders. Porter officials had no comment on the federal court suit. Nicholson also stated it and Walco each had signed a merger agreement under which each Nicholson common share will be converted into 1.68 shares of Walco common. Nicholson said that under its agreement with Walco, it will submit the proposed merger to their respective shareholders for approval not later than June 30.

On March 7, Porter had offered to purchase 437,000 shares of Nicholson's 587,000 common shares for $42, but Nicholson officials urged its shareholders not to be "hasty" in accepting the offer. Changing Careers Richard J. Sherlock, formerly president of I a -K Foundry Mill, has joined Penn sylvania n-g i i ng Corp. as a consultant. Sherlock, In his new post will concentrate on product develop-raent and manufactur- Sherlock ing improvements for the nine firms comprised by Pennsylvania Engineering.

He will be located in Pittsburgh, Joseph M. a i has been named assistant vice president in the Credit Policy a rtment of Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. Jackovic is a a i of Canon burg and a graduate of Du-quesne i-versity. The bank Jackovic also said that John S. Gronsky has been appointed assistant systems officer in the Operating Department.

In addition, Harry M. Chish-olm was named systems officer in the Operating Department. Several promotions have been announced by Pittsburgh National Bank. Gene F. Walters has been named assistant manager of the Fifth Avenue office; Frank J.

Perry has been named manager of the Monessen office; William J. Fischer has been elected assistant vice president of the international banking group, and Raymond E. Hch has been assigned to Group of the commercial banking division. Wallace M. Foster has been named assistant vice president of Johnson Higgins of Pennsylvania, Inc.

He will continue as manager of casualty claims for the firm. Gary Bogatay has been appointed secretary-treasurer of Millcraft Industries Inc. of Washington, Pa. Bogatay joined the firm following his graduation from Duquesne University in 1966. KELLER On March 29, 1972, Frieda R.

Keller, formerly of Merritt daughter of the Inte Hern-rn and-' Minnie Keller; sister of Olca Frev. Friends and the members nf na A M. Role Chooter O.E.S. received at the READSHAW FUNERAL HOME, 1K13 Brownsville where services will be held Satur- aay at 11 a. m.

KERRIGAN Owen on Wednesday 29, 1972; husband of the lote Beatrice Morgan; folher of Mrs. Marlon Wilhelm; also six grandchildren and eight great-grondchlldren. Frlrnds received at the WM. F. CONROY FUNERAL HOME, 2944 Chartiers Sheraden, on Thursday from 11 a.

m. to 9 o. m. Blessing' service -in Asctnslon Church, In- gram, on Friday at 10 a. m.

Mass "oi M'ndov at 10 a. m. In Ascen- sion Church. king Suddenly at Ft. Lauderdale.

on Tuesday, March 28. 1972, Marion 4 Is. i'-g of Blackridge; mother of Mrs. (Bettvl William S. Unger of Pgh.

and Mrs. (Marilyn) Gordon R. Jones of Wovnesburg. sister of Russell R. McWhinnev of Home-.

stead Park. J. Warren McWhmne of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Virginia Moore of Rochester, jt.o. N.

grandmother of Anne ond Gail Unger; Jeflrev, Karen and Bruce Jones. Friends received ot H. SAMSON 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Wednesday 7-9 and Thursdov 2-4 and 7-9 where services will be held Friday after- noon at 2 o'clock. Interment in AHeaheny Cemetery.

Contributions moy be mode to the Holy Cross Hospital. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. LAWSON On Tuesday. March 21.

1972. Alex- aider W. (Sandy), husband ol Elizabeth Lawson of father of Ronald A. ond Robert D. Lawson; also survived by a brother and ss'er in Scotland; o'so three granrj-chi'd-en Frie-ids rereived nt T.

D. TURNER'S. 729 WaUOCe Wilk. 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m.

Services Friday afternoon ol 1:30 o'clock. LAYLAND On Thursdov, March 30, 1972, Jnnle of 221 Center -Emsworth; wile of the late Harry i cvlond; mother Dnrotny Farretl, Lecno Beitel, James R-bert W. ond Harry T. Layland Jr. Friends -eceived at tht BETCHER MORTUARY, 433 California Avnion, on Thursdav, 7-9 o.

m. ond Friday, 3-5 and 7-9 O. m. Services on Saturday ot 11 a. m.

LOSTETTER On Tuesday, March 21. 1972- There- sia. oge IS ol Brentwood; sister of Mrs. George (Coieita) Heldorfer of Brentwood ond Mrs. Ida Dauk of -r in r-rina rclveed ai iii L.

BEINHAUER SON CO. MOR- TUARY, 2630 W. Liberty 2-4 ond 7-9 p. m. Blessing services ot the mortuary on Saturday nt 10 a.m.

Interment In St. Michaels Cemeterv. Funeral liturgy at St. 1 Wendeiin's Church Monday, April 3. at 11 a.

m. (Visitations beginning 1 Wednesday at 7 p. MACKEY Of Knox South Huts, on Wedne-dov. 'o'ch 29. 1972.

Edward In his 89th vear, husband of the Inte Eiiiohe.h Neumon Mnrkev: father ol Edward J. and Paul F. Mackey; o'so flvt grandchildren great-crand- ciiiidr-n. Friends received ot tht FUNRAI HOME OF HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH, 425 Brown, vill Rd Mt.

Oliver. Funeral cn Satur-day ot 9 a. m. Blessing service In St. Conice Church at 10 a.

m. Visi- tatlons 2-4 and 7-9. MAGRINI On 'Mondav, March 27, 1977. Fer-' rucoo. oae 13, husband of tht latt Loulsi ot Brookllne; beloved father of Mrs.

Lena Dlelsl. Mrs. Glna Kticher ond Eugene Magrini; ten Grandchildren: broth-r Mr Bruno Clobnl of Itolv. Friends re- ceived at the L. BEINHAUER and SON CO.

MORTUARY, 0 I I Ave n-irtnini ''dn''-v nt 7 p. m. Blessing service nt tht Mnrtmrv cn Saturday mrnlm nt 10 6 clo-k. Interment Calvary Cem-e'rv. Fiin-el Itnrcv ot Our rdv.l' ol Lreto Church on Saturday morn- -ini at 10 0 clcck.

MA', LIN Oi Vdnesdnv. March 29, TV Shapp Opposes NuclearPlantBill Prtti Harrliburg Burtau HARRISBURG Gov. Milton J. Shapp today voiced opposition to proposed federal legislation that would allow nuclear power plants to begin operations prior to the resolution of environmental issues. Shapp made known his position on the bill in a letter to U.

S. Sen. John O. Pastore, D-R. who is chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.

The governor said proposed amendments to the Atomic Energy Act "appear to be an attempt to circumvent the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act." be'oved husband rf Court MniMn; father ol Mrs. JnmM (Dian-) Mnlnnev; brr -r James (Diana) Moloney, Mrs. Kith (Gloria) Nonemaktr of Germany and Ted W. Mollin; brcther of Mrs. Ha-ry (Selmo) anlra and Mrs.

Louis (Anne) Faxstein Vo. Services ot the BURTON L-. HIRSCH CHAPEL, 2704 Murray. Sa. Hill (ooo.

Morrowtleid Aots.1, on Friday ot 1 o. m. Interment. Temple Slnol Memorial Park, visitations ant hour srlor ft ttrvlct. S3.