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CHy PrMfCfflMft-SaHirday, April 1173 Wings par Of Plane Crash Ruckelshaus To Head FBI Temporarily WASHINGTON (AP) The'detectable crack indications in National Transportation Safety)the ultimate failure area dating Board said today its investiga'-jback to 7, 1971," safety; Hon of a light plane chairman John H. Reed' which killed all six FAA Administrator Alex-; aboard on an approach to the ander P. Butterfield. I Davenport. Iowa, airport April "The board believes that thei 19 indicates that the right catastrophic wing spar failed because of metal accidents and the! tigue.

I present state of the art in is another in a long instructive inspection make series of accidents, dating back unwise to continue to rely on! to 1947. that have been caused the quality of presently re-j by fatigue fractures in Beech-1quired inspections to assure thei craft Model IS wingspars." thejairworthiness of these air board said in a letter to the'craft." Reed said WILLIAM D. RUCHELSHALS Federal Aviation Therefore, he said, the tration. board recommends that the The safety board noted that FAA the FAA issued an order last --Revise its system ot sur- year requiring visual and X-ray iveillance and quality control of inspections, and either a mag-, all inspections made under the netic particle or dye penetrant; Beech 18 order of last year, to inspection, of the "lower spar! insure the continued ail-raps at various locations on'worthiness of such aircraft. Beech 18 aircraft.

Consider a requirement for The board added that it incorporation of one of sev- examined several sets of X-jeral approved and available rays taken at various times'kits to reinforce the wingspars since issuance of the FAA or-1 on all Beech model 18 aircraft, der on the plane that crashedjThis would exempt them from at Davenport. 'further inspection if the is -Re-examination of these X-, unable to put the revised sur- ray plates at the Beech system into effect im- has disclosed that there were mediately. WASHINGTON (AP) Environmental Protection Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus agreed to take command temporarily of the FBI without knowing whether it would force him to give up the EPA. says his personal spokesman.

White House spokesmen left the impression that it would, but Ruckelshaus quickly sought his own legal advice, and a reliable source said his resignation from EPA may not be a legal requirement. Ruckelshaus told newsmen following the surprise announcement Friday of his FBI assignment that he would take it only until a permanent FBI director--not himself--is chosen. He estimated this would take no longer than two months. Deputy EPA Director Robert Fri is expected to be in command in the interim. Fri said in an interview he assumed Ruckelshaus was leaving the EPA administrator's office only temporarily, but that No Stranger to Controversy the point was not specifically settled.

Fri said he spoke briefly with Ruckelshaus and found him "obviously surprised at the whole thing, and still trying to sort out the implications." Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray resigned Friday after reports that he destroyed papers of a convicted Watergate conspirator. Within two hours, Ruck- clshaus was summoned to the White House. was unawnre of what Bourjaily From Page 1A Six Elderly Persons Killed In Kansas Apartment Fire KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) a.m.

in an older 19-unit Six elderly persons, possibly building at 428 X. many as eight, died this morn-j 18th St. ing in an apartment fire and Authorities reported 30 to 32 police said arson was believed elderly people were believed to involved. be in the building. Several were: The fire was first reported at injured in the blaze, from inhalation, and in jumping from second-story windows to safety.

The dead were identified by Kansas City. police as: Rose Gaihey, 85. Pauline Kalousek. 77. Etta Ira.

83: Ha- Deaths WASHINGTON (AP) No stranger to controversy, William D. Ruckelshaus steps forward in perhaps the Nixon administration's most controversial hour as he becomes acting director of the FBI. Kuckelshaus. 40. said Friday he would take the job for two months or so until Nixon finds .1 replacement for L.

Patrick Gray III. Gray withdrew his name as permanent successor to J. Edgar Hoover after allegations of impropriety in the FBI probe of the Watergate affair and resigned as acting director after it was reported Friday he destroyed documents from 'the safe of a convicted Watergate conspirator. As head of the EPA, the nation's first agency created especially to protect the environment. Ruckelshaus ran the gauntlet between environmentalists demanding protection of natural resources and industry leaders bent on increasing the nation's production.

Virtually all Ruckelshaus' decisions contained the seed of controversy: legal actions filed against city governments for water pollutions; prosecution of. and sometime settlements with, industrial polluters; a ban on the pesticide DDT; and most recently his compromise of 1975 automobile emission standards. Ruckelshaus ran for the Senate as a Republican from Indiana in 1968. Democrat Birch Bayh whipped him by 72.000 votes. Some feel the Indianapolis native, a Princeton University and Harvard Law School graduate, would like to try again.

It's in the family. His father was an Indiana state legislator, and Ruck- elshaus followed in his footsteps in 1967. becoming the state House of Representatives' first freshman ever chosen majority leader to to Marie Upmier ELY Mrs. Ham (Mane) zel ernon, 85; Dale Kalene. Ipmier.

85. a resident of Ely, )nd a sixth unidentified vie- most of her life, died Thurst i were to clay night after a long illness of smoke a lation Funeral services will be Mon- ollc saj( tnere mijnt l)t clay at 9 a.m. at the Brosh Chap- Uvo more victims, but this el in Cedar Hapids, and at St. not con irme ci the Peter and Paul's a i con fiHion at nearby Providence rhurch near Solon at 10 a.m.,; HoS ita and University of with the Path official-. Kansas Medical Center, where ing.

Burial will be in Oakland tne dcad nc) ure( i erp tak- ccmetery at Solon. en The rosary will be recited pollce re W)r ted the apart- sunday at p.m. at the ciiapel. ment maruH Cr extinguished a where friends may call on Sun-, fire ear ij er morning in an day. apartment next door to where IsVnda'y, Mrs.

Upmier was born Marie he fala blazp wa helieved to -m Bartosh. Jan. 27. 18S8. near Mt.

nav(1 started Arson investigators She charter member summoned fr0 the Kansas of the Horseman Fire Marsha ffj ce an po- SundQV club, and hostess at Upmier sa ne area's Metroi AH western iowo Riding Stables for more than was a i erter 40 years. Surviving is a daughter. Mrs. Hillis Hauser of Freeport. 111.: a son.

Verne of Ely: two grandchildren: a sister. Lucy of Ely: and a brother. John ol near Mt Vernon. Her husband died in Wixom Rites WEST LIBE1ITY Sen tees tor Francis Wixom. T)7.

of Route 1. are set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Snider Funeral Home, the Rev. Roy Shauchnessy i ciating. Burial will be at North 1'rairi" Cemeteiy in West Liberty.

Friends may call at the Probe Ordered in Burglary Of Ellsberg's Psychiatrist LOS ANGELES (AP) Pentagon papers trial The The memo mid judge I inform you that has ordered a probe into a April 15. 197-1 I received inlor- itage that is the footing for much of his writing. He is originally from Cleveland, Ohio. His father is Lebanon-born Monte Ferris Bourjaily, ia free-lance editorial i whose work still appears "five (times a Vance Bourjaily's mother was bcrn. the late Barbara Frances 'Webb Bourjaily Larkin.

Bourjaily recently commented that his father always has -'and still is "calling things as he sees Reminded ithat he also has sometimes been in controversy. Bourjaily i doesn't say much, just grins. "Country Matters" includes in jfull, one of Bourjaily's articles that caused some stir. It is an (appeal for natural production of pork, beef and poultry, generally describing the current product as tasteless. T'-e reprint doesn't backtrack, 'but the article with an addendum does explain the farmers' i problems and puts both sides in perspective Similarly, the longest essay in the new book is a previously unpublished writing concerning Sen.

Hughes when he was governor. It is an intimate look the former governor, and -This is to trial will not be aborted In the Bourjaily. an active Democrat on Sunday, development. He said he claims no impartiality in- After Ruckelshaus lost Bayh, Nixon brought him Washington in 1969 as an assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's Civil Division. On Dec.

2, 1970, President Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency by executive reorganization and Ruck- elshaus became its first director. His wife, Jill, is as outspoken as he is. Representing the nonpartisan National Women's Political Caucus last August, she urged the Republican National Convention to support the legalization of abortion, a view directly opposed by President Nixon. Bill and Jill Ruckelshaus have five children, but the na- i first environmental guardian says population control will become a necessity if the environment is to be saved in the long run. this was to be," said Jack Conmy, his personal spokesman.

Forty-five minutes later in a brief news conference Ruck- elshaus said he felt obliged to accept the FBI assignment temporarily and would press the Watergate investigation onward, without favor. Asked if Ruckelshaus accepted, the FBI job without even knowing whether it would force him out of EPA, Conmy said, put your finger on it." Hound of "The "Confessions of a 'Spent "The Unnatural "The Man Who Knew Kennedy" and "Brill Among the both he and Russo have a nood number of observations memorandum in which the Jus- mation that at a date unspeci-j chance of wmnmc FORECAST FOR IOWA CITY AND SOUTHEAST IOWA Saturday, April 28, W3 (Also Central Iowa) Sonic increase m'pSJC'hiatriSt. oudmcss lompht, lows in mid-4Cs. with a thrcal ot st'Owerii lice Department said it re- iceived a report that two Watergate conspirators burglarized the files of Daniel Ellsberg's tomoht Court Judge Bvrne released the memo fied Gordon Liddy and Howard i Hunt burglarized the office of psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsbeigi nt mmrnc An Nissen testi psycmatnst or uamei nionv movos on out a halt, ed to obtain the psychiatrists files he ovcl nment re buttal would I 1 1 relating to Ellsberg The source ometimc next wcek of the information did not know whether the files had am iTUito-; Russo's attorney. have been in the press in shortened form.

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Federal Savings Loan Bldg. 354-2070 0 Myself, and the bulk or the book. 'For Ophelia' memo that. the allegations known whether anything hadlernment. been taken from the uniden- WSUI To Air Symposium WSUI will air a taped broadcast of an important nun on the control of bile emission, and its on cloudi ness wmaY mild tonlciiit, lows upper 405 cloudy and a li warmer with a threat of showers Sun-, Inio it pnillfl I'JSP to dav h'dhs in lower 70s Rainfall chances tUUIU inc iu 50 per ton.aht, 30 oer cent Sunday :1 a i evidence." lified psychiatrist office.

Sil- Extended Forecast Ellsberg's rights. bcrt was unavailable for com- A threat of showers Monudrar ou The memorandum said am ment. 1 ctflC'dOV I i 1 1 4 1 with hint's the source named con-. demanden Know lows in the JCs any psychiatric filCS Ophelia, the daughter of Pol-- onius in is in refer immediately should "be reported by the gov-'en-'e lo a New York girl whoj YOUNG BOOZERS INCREASE TORONTO A Watergate conspiratorsjwhethe The p.m broadcast i ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS 5 08 ci Sunday, todoy. (ieii Henr Petersen and theft in the cop- and high school students showed the principal assistant of tlie top secret papers in (alcohol users have increased charmed with Bounai-.

jly's Iowa. Bourjaily tells Ophel- 1 iia of all the beauties of thei world which he sees dis-j 'appearing, and of his disgust i (With self-seeking politicians and student Ipseudo sophisticates. the same time, writing 1 Bourjaily real.z-i a new culture will evolve as with nature, he says "Do not destroy what they are) NAGLE LUMBER Sunday, oi t()rnev Earl J. 'Silbert. Ellsber said he hopes from 40.3 per cent in 19G8 the 7ll.fi JXT cent in 1972.

ian trying lo do." Previous books by Botiriaily' End "The Fair-field Woman Dies of Injuries Solon School Board To Issue Contracts SOLON The Solon hold a spc'i teachers' School ses- neg i earlier itl are i non-certified ol some SOFT WATER Kathenne Keller S7. (lied funeral ho'ne beginning Sunday. niversity Hospital oi m- Mr. Wixom died at juries she recened Wednesday Hospitals Friday following a when she was run over by her lengthy illness ar in iront ot her Iowa, the son ol Cora Mie Swc'ir- Authorities said the woman increase In lune 1948 'he Bopped the auto and. Also to he discussed are poll to Viola Mor-an walked in front ot it when the cies concerning vehicle rolled lorward.

knock- personnel and receipt Siirvnor, include his her to the pavement. stall resignations two sons. Dawain ol Morning Sun. and Wendel ol Wapollo: 10 grandchildren his mother. Cora Crooks ot a stepdaughter.

Mrs. i a Cowles of DOS Moines. a broth-, er. Samuel ol Colona. Ill a i a sister.

Mrs. Elsie of Libirt. Guy Wieneke Sr. A former Iowa Citian, (J Wieneke died last Saturday, at Springfield. 111.

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