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PAGE 18 PAGE 18 Baltimore, Saturday THE EVENING SUN June 10, 1972 Daubert Cites Laxity make ROSEMON In Fish Kill Probe this week, Elmer Daubert, the organization's president, By John Schulian "The president of the Mary-! huge fish kill on the Magothy land Anti-Pollution Organization River, yesterday accused the state De- Fish still living in the river partment of Water Resources of may have been contaminated not pressing hard enough in its by whatever killed hundreds of search for the cause of the thousands of menhaden earlier warned. "The state biologists should be pinpointing what the cause is, so the public can know," Mr. Daubert said. Only Menhaden Kill Cited Last Hurdle Cleared As it is, he continued, the state reported that only men- naden, an inedible fish, were victimized by the kill that has become an annual event on the For Harbor Bridge Magothy. But Mr.

Daubert said that he RUTIFl and a marine biologist for the By Horace Ayres The final obstacle to con-project would have been thrown water resources department toured a 100-foot stretch on Windmill Point, in Anne Arun LIKE RRO del county, Tuesday and discov ered 2 toadtisn, 4 eels, approx into serious doubt. Bonds Sold In 1968 The crossing was planned originally as a two-lane tunnel, costing an estimated $15 million more than the four-lane bridge. imately 97 white perch" and "some" rockfish. sunoaper photo Irvlni Phillips THE CHILDREN'S HOUR The youngsters who created these three posters were part of an elementary school campaign to heighten community awareness in Rosemont. The rockfish, perch and eels are eaten "by an awful lot of people," Mr.

Daubert said in The $220 million bond issue to finance both the Outer Harbor repeating his warning about possible contamination. span and the parallel Chesa-I Carroll Slaying struction of the proposed Baltimore Outer Harbor Bridge was cleared yesterday with the issuance by the Coast Guard of a permit for the project. David H. Fisher, Maryland highway administrator, said the permit allows the state to begin building the four-lane span across the Patapsco River from Fort Armisteaad in Baltimore city to Sollers Point in Baltimore county. Advertisements for construction of the bridge substructure were published last month, but Coast Guard approval of the bridge permit was needed by A spokesman for the water resources department said, peake Bay Bridge was sold in October, 1968.

In August, 1970, after the second bay span was well under Children To Get Prizes For Rosemont Posters It was time for the a three-year building code however, that the marine biolo gist who accompanied Mr, Daubert reported finding some construction, bids for the har Iperch" and no rockfish. bor crossing, then still proposed Suspect Sent To Hospital hour today in the Rosemontktudy in the neighborhood. as a tunnel, came in at $18 million above estimates, making it impossible to construct community's battle to get itself "He Called Us" "I don't want to dispute Mr. Daubert," the spokesman said, "but I thought he was satisfied when he called us and we sent back together. both projects with the bond Forty-two youngsters lined up this weekend, "otherwise we imoney already received.

sjmeone out." would have been stuck with a at the Abraham Lincoln Ele Judge Kenneth C. Proctor, of theories about what causes the Baltimore County Circuit tunnel," Mr. Fisher said. Garmatz Credited SRC Asked Bridge The State Roads Commission in February, 1971, unanimously reversed its previous unani- And Rosemont's seven elementary schools joined in with their cardboard poster theme, "ABC's of Good Living: Awareness, Beautification, Clean-up." Two Categories More than 1,000 children entered posters in two categories, primary for grades 1 through 3 and intermediate for grades 4 such kills are as numerous as Court, yesterday ordered the mentary School, at Saratoga and Bentalou streets, to receive prizes headed by $25 savings bonds for posters they created the number of menhaden that lip 24-year-old suspected slayer of Mr. Fisher credited the ef- turned up dead, the spokesman Joseph J.

Carroll held without forts of retiring Representative decision, asking the state said. in hopes of restoring community legislature to authorize a bridge bail at Clifton T. Perkins State Edward A. Garmatz 3d spirit in Rosemont. Md.) for expediting issuance of instead of a tunnel at the Sollers Point-Fort Armistead cross State biologists reported that this year's kill, thought to be the largest on record, was Hospital, where he will receive mental examinations and treat The West Baltimore neighbor fir through 6.

ing. caused by the increase in the ment for a $400-a-dav heroin hood, once populated by middle-class black residents, was depleted when the city threatened to put the East-West ex habit. number of menhaden. The fish spawn in the ocean and swim Judge Proctor's order came Winners of the judge's prizes were Nathaniel Gourdine, of Lafayette Elementary School, in the primary category and Angela McGuire, of Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, in north into the bay and its tribu With strong support of Governor Mandel, the General Assembly that year authorized a bridge, previously opposed by maritime interests on the grounds of potential hazards to after he had denied a request pressway through it the late taries. the permit before the deadline set under a bondholders' agreement of a year ago allowing funds from a $220 million toll bond issue to be used to construct a bridge instead of a tunnel at the Outer Harbor crossing.

If approval had not been received by tomorrow, Mr. Fisher said, the legality of the bridge 1960's. by an attorney for Edward C. Everson, the suspect, that After dying on the Magothy, the fish have been drifting Influx of Problems The result of the on-again, he be allowed to receive treat avigation. the intermediate category.

down the Chesapeake Bav. off-again threat was the uproot The necessary approval of reaching as far smith as Annan. Each of the schools involved ment at Taylor Manor, a private hospital in Howard county. in the contest selected first. 0 Continued, Page 10, Col.

1 olis. ing of many homeowners as well as the influx of problems second and third place winners Mr. Everson was arrested for both categories, primary Thursday evening and held associated with poorer areas-crime, narcotics, rats, aban without bail after county police aind intermediate. Finishing first were Michael Brooks and Theresa Worrell, of doned buildings. charged him with murdering I an attempt to bring life in Mr.

Carroll, a former State's City Educators Forming Coalition For Strength In 'Common Causes' Abraham Lincoln Elementary: Roesmont as far back to nor Rights party official whose Sensors In Gulf To Help mal as possible, the city's Department of Housing and Com Alexis Dodson and Flora Ball, of James Mosher Elementary; Continued, Page 10, Col. 4 body was found June 1 in the trunk of his car in Baltimore. Decision Upheld munity Development is conduct- Global Weather Experts Earlier yesterday, District The Public School Teachers and the principal have signed Judge J. William Hinkel upheld By Sue Miller thington Elementary School in East Baltimore. The school, one of the largest elementary facilities in the city, By William Allen Six buoys carrying 123 sen- Tomorrow! the resolution.

Discipline Major Issue Mr. Boone said he hopes the group "can get together and The sensors being made by Westinghouse in Annapolis, will provide warnings to help cut the no-bail decision and said he would not reconsider his ruling until Mr. Everson was giving both a psychiatric examination has some 1,500 pupils. down on the 1,200 deaths and force the school board to do soring divices from Annapolis will be positioned in the Gulf of Mexico next week at the start of a new worldwide weather forecasting experiment. The highly sensitive devices and drug treatment.

HASLIE ECU something about this discipline A school spokesman said, "We feel very frustrated here. We have a serious discipline $11 billion in damage, caused by violent weather each year. thing, which is terrible." Under questioning by his attorney, Robert H. Frank, the The United Nation's Educa problem. We want something are to be installed on the masts short, heavy-set suspect testi- William Adams, past president, declared, "We need rules Continued, Page 10, Col.

4 done about it." fied at both of yesterday's court buoys to gather data for in Thirty-nine of the 42 teachers tional Scientific and Cultural Organization has proposed a monitoring system, the Integrated Global Ocean Station System, that will take an in greater precision predicting sessions that he has been an weather, sea conditions and fish migration. addict for about five years Two court investigators told stant, panoramic picture of con the judges that Mr. Everson's This new national system of environment data reporting ditions over a large area, and habit has grown in size to the 5 Die In Traffic Accidents On Maryland Highways A SPOlTSiAI FOE ALL' SEASONS' "I'm the kinda guy who says what he thinks. I see things and I talk about them and people like me for that. If they don't, there ain't a whole lot I can do about it.

I sure as hell ain't gonna change." So says Charlie Eckman, Baltimore's popular radio and television sports personality, about his opinions and delivery. He is a brash, highly opinionated individual who some see as crude and others as brilliant. Read a story by Frederic Kelly in The Sun Magazine to see just what it is that makes Charlie run. systematically analyze the buoys is being conducted by the point that he now needs "40 weather. Commerce Department Na bags a day to sustain the The data buoy system also tional Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

heroin habit, despite sporadic participation in methadone The buoys will be transported and anchored by the Coast will provide new information for oceanographers, which will help businesses, such as offshore oil and fishery industries. maintenance programs. Association is in the process of forming a coalition of city teachers and administrators to gain muscle "for common Karl Boone, newly elected PSTA president, listed classroom discipline, the school budget and the Baltimore Teachers Union contract as the kind of issues that are behind the movement. "We have no strength before the school board now because we are not the bargaining agent," he said, "and neither does the BTU because it only has 3,000 members. That leaves the power in the hands of those who wish to manipulate teachers." Mr.

Boone said the coalition does not represent a merger of the PSTA, BTU and the Public School Administrators and Supervisors Association, "at least not at this time." Open to unaffiliated The new organization, he added, will be open not only to the three professional groups already in operation but also to the thousands of teachers and administrators who are not affiliated with any group. The coalition move, he said, was prompted by a resolution drawn up by the teachers and administrators of the FortWor- Guard cutter Acushnet. miles east of Patuxent City, was Roger Anthony Sutton, 27, of Bryantown in Charles county-He and a companion, Law Kris Cross, a district court investigator, urged Judge Hinkel to let Mr. Everson go to Five persons were killed last night and today on Maryland's highways, with all accidents involving automobiles driven at apparent high rates of speed. State Police reported that one man was killed about 11.50 P.M.

when his car failed to negotiate a sharp curve on U.S. Taylor Manor tor treatment. "I have just never heard of anything (a drug habit) that large. rence Lowell of Charles county Every Three Hours The data received from each buoy will be relayed to the shore receiving station every three hours or on demand, to the NOAA center in Suitland, were crossing the highway when a car driven at an apparent high That would cost $400 a day," he FIEB WITH said. Judge Seems Skeptical Md.

140 near Stone road in West The National Data Buoy pro Judge Proctor seemed skepti 'YOU ject is in its engineering experi minster. Dead is Clarence C. Sheely, 44, of Littlestown, Pa. His car cal when told the size of Mr. mental Dhase Wind And Wave Speed These sensors are designed to take measurements in heavy layers of air and water, and take wind speed and.

direction of waves average up to 2 minutes. Other functions of the sensors will include the measuring of dewpoint, solar energy being received on earth, atmospheric pressure, water temperature, density and salinity. It will also measure the speed and direction of ocean currents. This system will be capable of adaptation to sattelites which can collect and store the data for later reading. Everson's and said at was southbound when it failed BE BORED! These instruments canea "sensors" are being developed one point," Forty bags a day would kill him rate of speed struck them and knocked Mr.

Sutton almost 150 feet, police said. Mr. Sutton was dead on arrival at Calvert County Hospital and Mr. Lowell is in good condition there with a broken leg. Killed Instantly At about 1.20 A.M.

today, Baltimore county police said Richard Allen Kane, 18, of the 7900 block 34th street, Fullerton, was southbound on Kenwood avenue Continued, Page 10, Col. 3 under a $3 million contract for the Department of Commerce. "No, sir," the suspect replied when Judge Proctor asked if he to negotiate the curve, left the road and smashed into a light pole. He was pronounced dead on the scene. Pedestrian Killed The General Dynamics Corporation has 'been designated to wanted to go to Taylor Manor build the buoys and manage so he could jump bail.

"I swear to God, no way. Running is the Killed about 11 o'clock last installation of all of the systems Are you bored? Does your job hold little continuing stimulation and interest? If so, you are probably in the populous group of workers who are discontent with their employment, or for that matter, life. On the front page of the Family Section, you can read about how young people, blue collar workers and executives feel about today's automated job op- and lack of interest in monetary gains, ou can take a "How bored are you?" quiz and read about the 10 most boring jobs. night in an auto-pedestrian accident on State Road 231, 1 last thing on my mind. I want Continued, Page 10, Col.

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A family would get $5,000 cash "when you plop yourself 25 W. North Ave. By Larry Carson The staff director of the United States Commission on Civil Rights has proposed that black and white families be paid cash subsidies ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 for moving into neighborhoods inhabited primarily by members of the opposite race. John Buggs, the director, made the proposal yesterday in a speech before National Neighbors, holding a national conference this weekend at Morgan State College. National Neighbors is a federation of 50 community organizations from integrated neighborhoods in 22 states.

Mr. Buggs said his proposal, coupled with construction of new low and moderate income housing in city neighborhoods, is the kind of "massive dose of corrective action" needed to re- down in an all-black neighbor hood," Mr. Buggs said to a few 7Z7-Z144 open days a week ward in the last 10 years." The director said that 2Vi FURNITURE GIFTS Free Parking on BIO LOT next door chuckles amongst the 65 or so Mr. Buggs went on to complain that civil rights has been "displaced, misplaced, replaced by issues like ecology, the ecology, the war, and so on. These things are important," he added, contending that civil rights should return to a high national million white people have fled delegates in his audience.

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