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Crawfordsville's back on the passenger rail AP Laserphoto Toxic shock scare touches Marion plant with 27 layoffs StatQ capsule By The Associated Press ormer CIA clerk asks new spy trial Defense objects to Garwood tests Coal Continued from Page A 3 My left leg was just bone 1 yelled those kids out of and I tried to DeLong said surgeons amputated his right leg three inches above the knee rebuilt his left leg and an eardrum and reattached a couple of fingers HAMMOND William Peter Kampiles a former CIA clerk convicted of selling military secrets to the Union has requested a new trial charging prosecutors withheld information important to his defense In two motions filed in US District Court here Kam attorneys charged the government knew the Soviets had the secrets before Kampiles sold them In addition the lawyers charge a top CIA official misled the jury that cpnvicted Kampiles and the jury that sentenced him Kampiles 25 is a native of Chicago and graduate of RONALD MAY RETURNED TO INDIANA Suspect in abduction of four people Bayh sees gasohol ending use of unleaded fuel in state get act he says proposed (EPA) regula tions we could have lost 2000 jobs in Indiana Instead we said put a lot of coal miners out of work MARION Twenty seven hourly workers who produced a part of Rely tampons were furloughed at TLB Plastics Raymond Mitchell plant manager said today he anticipate further layoffs although the tampon production made up 40 percent of his business the workers were laid off Monday The tampons manufactured by Proctor Gamble Co were taken off the store shelves last week after Center of Disease Control officials in Atlanta said preliminary tests showed a relatively high proportion of the women struck with the sometimes fatal toxic shock syndrom used the Rely tampons Mitchell said his contribution to the tampon is not related to any part suspected of causing toxic shock Mitchell received word from Proctor Gamble officials earlier this week that TLB workers would not be producing the tampon component anymore The company which produces plastic packaging still has 86 workers Journal and Courier Lafayette Indiana The fire believed to have begun in a trash basket inside the courthouse damaged the west side of the four story structure Records in the Circuit Court and Wayne Township offices were believed damaged in the blaze Rovenstien said TERRE HAUTE (AP) His chest and throat are sore and a deep cough interrupts his breathing He feel much like eating yet either It will take Bruce body some time to recover from a three hour ride in a car trunk and an at tempted strangling by his alleged ab ductor It may also take a while for him to decide whether to continue his part time job at the Pizza Inn Galloway 22 was one of four em ployees abducted from the southside restaurant early Sunday morning after an armed robber came in while they were cleaning up A suspect Ronald Lee May 26 Shelburn Ind was arrested later Sunday in Kentucky He waived ex tradition and was returned to Indiana on Monday The episode began about 3:30 am Sunday Galloway said in an interview with the Terre Haute Star on Monday The Logansport native said he and two female employees were cleaning the dining area and the assistant manager was completing bookkeep ing in another part of the building Galloway said he noticed an unfa miliar man inside the building Soon the man had robbed the restaurant told the employees they were going with him and calmly ordered them into a nearby parking lot Galloway said the man who had a gun ordered the male employees into the trunk when it really began to affect me when he showed the gun and I realized what was going said Galloway Inside the trunk he could hear the car doors shut after the man told the two women employees to get in the front seat with him Soon Galloway could smell the exhaust fumes Dust from a gravel road also began to penetrate the trunk was really cramped in the he added legs were over the spare tire and he had slammed the lid down on my Galloway and the assistant manag er could not hear any conversation coming from the seat But Galloway and the assistant manager Robert Duregger 30 talked briefly in the trunk about their fate When the car came to a stop about 112 hours later the kidnapper un locked The trunk and calmly ordered the nlen to get out Galloway said told us he was going to tie each of us up and leave us in different he said Duregger was ordered to begin walking towards some woods where he was stabbed and apparently left for dead Duregger remained hospital ized in serious condition Monday The kidnapper quickly returned to the three remaining employees said INDIANAPOLIS (AP) In 1876 the first modern internal combustion engine the Otto Cycle was fueled on alcohol as well as gasoline Just over a century later we may be coming full circle says Sen Birch Bayh Within five years Indiana drivers may find unleaded gasoline has been replaced with gasohoi made in their state the Indiana Democrat said at a news conference Galloway who was ordered to returnto the trunk Galloway said he heard the women ask about Duregger The man replied he was Gal loway said The journey continued for about 15 to 20 minutes before the car stopped again in Greene County and the num opened the trunk sun was just coming up and it blinded me when he opened the lid" Galloway said When the mail told Galloway to start walking towards a grove of trees the young employee believed he was going to be tied just as he thought the assistant manager had been asked him if this (tree) would be okay when I stood beside one tree but he said to keep Galloway said The two men eventfully came to a clearing where Galloway was told to lie down facemp in the grass he told me to turn over and put my hands under my recalled Galloway adding that the kidnapper became very nervous when I became really But he said the man pounced on his Monday Bayh predicted the price of gasoline will keep climbing but the price of corn which can be used in making fuel grade ethanol will fluctuate with less of an overall price hike no OPEC of corn" he said Bayh based his remarks on a report prepared for the US Department of Energy called Alcohol Opportunities or Corn is the most economically feasible crop in the state for fuel alcohol conversion since it is grown in every county is replenishable and has high yield the study says main corn belt stretches from Newton Benton and Warren counties in northwest Indiana to Rush and Decatur in east central Indiana according to the study In addition to corn the study says Indiana is one of the largest coal producers According to the study there are 33 billion tons of coal reserves with 173 billion back and began strangling him "I almost fainted because he landed on me so said Galloway who managed to startle his attacker with an elbow jab "1 don't remember exactly what happened I just began The attacker followed yelling "Come back I'll tie you up just like you want" The man finally gave up as Gal loway continued running along a creek He said he finally saw the road again and saw his attacker drive by with the two women employees They later escaped at an Evansville motel Galloway said he did not know his location but he crossed several tields and railroad tracks before he finally saw' a house The people there contacted the Greene County department who came for him After treatment at a hospital Galloway returned to Terre Haute He took the day off from his full time job at a vending machine dis tributing compajiy on Monday As tor the job at the Pizza Inn "I told them 1 needed some time off 1 know it I The only way we can preserve Sen Birch Bayh lnd believes increased trade with overseas coal Risers is another potential solution Bayh who recently sponsored a Ijcoal export conference in Evansville has introduced legislation to require Rthe secretary of state to name a coalexport officer in each of the USembassies abroad The bill currently is pending before joint conference committee 4 Bayh aide Chris Aldridge acknowl jedges that major improvements must be made to US docxs vessels and Railroads before large scale coal ex sports can be considered economicallyfeasible 4 going to be a quick hepays the attitude that things over the long term are going to getbetter might make the short termproblems more bearable And it may Awaken other firms that there are foreign coal markets to go By KEVIN CULLEN Staff Writer CRAWORDSVILLE Everything old is new again The last time this Montgomery County city saw a passenger train make a regular stop was on Sept 30 1967 when the old Monon headed for Chicago on its last run north from Louisville Ky But on Wednesday almost 13 years to the day later the story will change as Crawfordsville once more will hear the shivery screech of steel on steel and conductors yelling At 8:45 am that day seranaded by the Wabash College Pep Band the all new Indianapolis to Chicago takes on passengers at a new glass and ahiminum Amtrak shelter at Green and Spring streets in the shadow of the brown brick Victorian Monon station of yesteryear Crawfordsville Mayor Glenn Knecht said Monday he and his administration will ride on its special five car inaugural run Townspeople in this Montgomery County seat of 13 (XX) are about it Crawfordsville students probably will commute to Purdue on it and many businessmen will take it to Chicago and he said certainly a good thing for the city We welcome it" The train will leave Union Station each imorning at 7:30 am reach Crawfordsville at 8:45 am Lahr House Hotel at Dyer in the Inorthwest corner of the state at 10:50 am then Chicago's 'Union Station 210 Canal St at 11:55 am The return run leaves Chicago each day at 4 pm pm Lafayette 6:25 am Crawfordsville 7 pm' 'and stops at Indianapolis at 8:25 pm The State" will have two new 84 seat Am coaches and a 56 foot food service car complete with beer and other alcoholic beverages Two extra cars will be added to accommodate crowds on the first run the price of gas and the price of parking a car in the city (Chicago) the train may be an economical Knecht said Amtrak Midwest spokesman Christopher Knapson said Crawfordsville was made a stop because a study of its population and area showed it likely that at least five passengers would board or depart the train on each run Amtrak policy says that if at least five people use the train each trip the city will be a permanent regular stop as opposed to a stop when the train train stops only when someone wants off or is waiting at the platform Stops are fixed for one year then a two month review is held Rensselaer petitioned for a stop but was denied until at least 1981 The Crawfordsville Amtrak shelter still under con struction Monday afternoon is a small window filled enclosed structure with benches inside be electrically heated and cooled About 20 people can sit there comfort ably Crawfordsville is at the junction of Conrail (old Peoria and Eastern) tracks and (old Monon) lines Trains must slow down and sometimes stop to make the switch so a passenger stop takes only a few minutes longer Pit's not like running 79 miles an hour (maximum speed) and have to slow to a stop just for Knapson said The train crew will be a combination of Conrail and Amtrak employees New crew members will get on in ods Ten years from now Bayh predicted going to be making a lot of alcohol out of Methane production and making energy from animal and industrial wastes crop residues and surpluses are also listed in the study as potential alternatives to develop very little competition right now in the alcohol industry The demand is great and there are very few producers It is a Bayh said The Indiana senator who also chairs the National Alcohol uels Commission predicts the seller's market will change soon The report projects building 300 large and small scale fuel plants by 1985 creating about 1100 plant and 9000 satellite jobs Bayh said The plants will have a potential of 109 million gallons production of fuel grade ethanol enough alcohol to replace all unleaded gasoline in the state Bayh said Bayh said if Indiana firms with plans currently on the drawing board for building large scale alcohol producing plants follow through the result could mean 300 million gallons a year of ethanol by 1983 That woulddead to 3000 new industry jobs and 27000 support jobs Indiana joins in Hammond suit Regional State Tues Sept 30 1980 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The state of Indiana has joined a suit against the city of Hammond for allegedly polluting tons recoverable by present mining and preparation meth Lake Michigan Indiana joined the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board in a suit filed Monday said Bill Donnella an aide to Indiana Attorney General Theodore Sendak The action filed in US District Court in Chicago accuses the northwest Indiana city of pumping raw sewage Into the lake since June 1 Stopping the discharge of contaminated water from storm and sanitary sewers into Lake Michigan is one point in the suit along with explaining what caused the pollution and how it got into the lake in the first place The suit asks for an investigation of the pumping station from which the pollution entered Lake Michigan and asks the court to order installation of permanent monitoring equipment to keep future discharges from entering it It seek a fine Donnella said The suit asks for smoke dye or television tests of the sewers and a report on and elimination of all crossovers between the two systems It also asks to remove the contamination and an upgrad ing of the entire sewage system to prevent such pollution in the future Lafayette each day The only Amtrak personnel are white jacketed coach attendants The Hoosier State will pass through Marion Hendricks Montgomery Tippecanoe White Jasper Newton and Lake counties on its 188 mile route Estel Bell executive vice president Crawfordsville Chamber of Commerce said Monday that if the can provide good reliable service Crawfordsville people will respond to meet their passenger quota far though the Amtrak people been very good at providing information on the run or on how to buy tickets or even where it stops People have been calling he said Crawfordsville has no Amtrak ticket office and no travel agencies there have ticket stock said Alice Yates manag er of the Crawfordsville AAA Hoosier Motor Club office She said Monday her office has gotten several calls i concerning tickets and the word is that they can be purchased in Indianapolis Lafayette or upon boarding No seats are reserved Tickets are good anytime possible to buy a ticket and not have a she said The route cost Amtrak $12 million mostly in repairs to badly deteriorated track Amtrak installed 38 miles of new rail8()(XM) ties and resurfaced 120 miles of track Yates said that after initial wrinkles are ironed out she expects good crowds can go from Indy to Chicago round trip for $40" she said make the run in hours Air fare is $80 even with rates be novel to have passenger service to Indy again hope people take advantage of it" she said a nice way to go to Chicago for it few hours and get back the same day without ail the problems associated with driving in the She said she expects the weekend runs to be So popular in fact they may make the weaker daily runs average five passengers a day Bob Laoe who calls himself a buff" said he wait to climb on board He's ridden 20000 miles on Amtrak getting better all the time The new equipment helps The cars will look like airplanes with the wings cut off He recently drove to Champaign 111 to take a Illini" to Chicago guess I like the freedom train travel gives he said are no worries You just relax and ride And nostalgia plays a part The resumption of passenger service ends a year long battle to get trains back in Indianapolis the site of the first Union Station Indianapolis has been without passenger rail service for about a year The Hoosier State project an experiment to test passenger service between major cities in the same vicinity was announced last fall when the Chicago Miami and the Kansas City Washington tional were dumped The idea was endorsed vigorously by Sen Birch Bayh Ind chairman of the Senate transpor tation appropriations subcommittee When the new service was first proposed in 1979 Amtrak officials said it could be expanded to as many as tour runs per day if there was enough demand CAMP LEJEUNE NC An attorney for Marine Pfc Robert Garwood says he will appeal a decision that court martial testimony from defense selected psychia trists be offset by testimony from psychiatists chosen by the prosecution Vaughan Taylor said psychiatrists are willing to testify that Garwood might attempt to kill himself if he undergoes another psychiatric examination The trial judge CoL RE Switzer ruled on'Mondaythat Garwood must receive additional evaluation if he goes through with plans to use insanity as a defense against 1 Uz zl rt 1 Rn tit i i A DHOHI XZ Ifi I rtrlin I IrGt rrtw i r' time On r'arl tn IO I'cm rc in nri enn come up with I some kind of state implementation plan to remove the sulfur And when the 1981 Clean Air Act comes up be fore Congress it may be rewritten or lesser standards While state and federal officiate work on solving the coal riddle Reyn olds says the industry in Indiana is screeching to a halt only been able to maintain the status quo a hell of an accomplishment stood he says when you think about it real ly it could haveebeen worse If we standing'still we surq as hell Victim details kidnapping including 3 hour trunk ride other potential building block for the crumbling coal industry But it wHI take years for the plants to climb off the drawing board and it is still far from certain they ever will be built In the meantime Reynolds says is just not being consumed like it hurt the industry in was a year or two ago and we re producing better than we did are the problems How in the hell you solve them I know The synfuel plants would be grea't but eight years down the road And that bothers me because very concerned about the coal in dustry in Indiana We wait eight That 'Officials say is why optimistic And now fdr the reason why things could be worse: In July Reynolds says Bayh ar ranged a meeting between officials from the federal Environmental Pro tection Agency the UMW the coal industrv and the utilities 1 1 that meeting it was decided would have sna pacKwarus that they going to exclude?" remember looking down On the tops of cars and I The fledgling synthetic fuels in Indiana coal from the market that NEXT: New home construction in wondering why they were there he said 1 looked down jpustry proposed for Kentucky is an they would give us a year to tty and ort Wayne at my right leg and the kneecap was blown up on mylhigh in 1978 for selling an instruction manual for the KH spy He ruled that defense testimony must be balanced by satellite to a Soviet agent in Athens that of three government selected psychiatrists 1 Meanwhile a panel of three military psychiatrists which examined Garwood earlier reported it found no indication that he suiters from any mental disease or detect Kosciusko Courthouse fire damaged Speedway bombing victims testify WARSAW A fire raged through the Kosciusko County Courthouse this morning causing massive fire smoke and iNDIANAPOLIS A Speedway couple told a federal water damage officials said court jury how they were injured by a bomb that exploded Initial damage estimates ranged from about $300000 to in the parking lot of Speedway High School $1 million Carl DeLong 41 and his wife Sandra testified No one hurt in the blaze which Warsaw city police Monday in the trial of Brett Kimberliri 26 Indianapolis discovered about 3 amKosciusko Sheriff Al Rovenstien charged with six bombings in the Indianapolis suburb two said years ago DeLong saw what he thought was an bag When he touched it exnloded va a A.