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A A THE EVENING SUN, Thursday, May 27, 1982 more credit i Cal tate rom vor sex orgies I tj vwC" i O'Leary, a Jesuit priest, visited the mission last month and left behind some clothes he didn't need while tying up loose ends at his current assignment in Baltimore. He apparently placed his clothes next to clothing that had been collected for the sale. Everything was sold. O'Leary's superiors in Baltimore are paying for the loss, the current pastor, the Rev. David Barry, said.

Barry said his assistant wrote a letter of apology to O'Leary, explaining the mix-up. O'Leary hasn't replied. "I sure hope the poor man has a sense of humor," Pilar Harrison, one of the sale organizers, said. Rights award The Philadelphia Fellowship Commission, one of the nation's eldest human rights agencies, has presented its national award to Benjamin Hooks, executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. "These are busy days for those of us in the human rights field," said Hooks on receiving the award.

"It seems as if we are being attacked at every hand. Those things we thought were nailed down seem to be coming loose." Hooks said President Ronald Reagan's federal budget cuts have had a "disastrous" effect on human No joke to Johnny To most of America, the phrase "Here's Johnny" means "Here's Johnny Carson," the entertainer's attorney argued in federal appeals court in Cincinnati. And Carson doesn't think it's funny that a Michigan maker of portable toilets sells "Here's Johnny" johns, the attorney, Robert Newbury, said yesterday. Carson customarily is introduced on his television program by announcer Ed McMahon, who says, "Heeeere's Johnny." Carson wants to bar the toilet maker from using the "Here's Johnny" name. The entertainer is appealing a 1980 ruling by a Michigan federal court in favor of Here's Johnny Portable Toilets which held that despite his association with the phrase, Carson's "right of 'publicity" extends only to a name and likeness.

Threads among the sold Parishioners at the Nativity of Our Lord Catholic mission near Wayne, W.Va., say they'll greet their new pastor with open arms when he arrives June 1., But it's anybody's guess what response they'll receive from the Rev. Bernard O'Leary; his flock accidentally sold part of his wardrobe during a church rummage sale May 15. "I broke a bone in the top of my hand while I was playing with some guard dogs at the home of a friend in Las Vegas," Villechaize said. "One of the dogs grabbed my leg and I fell pretty bad on my face and hand." No more arias Steve Jerome, the lawyer who sang part of his client's defense in a malicious mischief case two weeks ago, won't do an encore tomorrow as scheduled at least not in the Broward County (Fla.) Circuit Court. Jerome, in an event staged for the television show "That's Incredible," serenaded a jury in Judge William Herring's' courtroom May 18.

His aria came during final arguments for Robert Infante, a Pompa-no Beach lawn sprinkler repairman accused of kicking a $180 dent in Geraldine Durso's car. "That's Incredible" had planned to tape a re-enactment of the event in court tomorrow, but Broward County Chief Judge Louis Weissing, after conferring with Chief Justice Alan Sundberg of the Florida Supreme Court, rejected the idea. "Courtrooms are for serious business and this does not follow that philosophy," said Sundberg. Infante was found guilty. From wire services i I ILONG BEACH, Calif.

(AP)-The "Psychology of Sex" professor who gave course credit for orgies and gay encounters yesterday was suspended pay from his teaching post for 30 days. discipline against Dr. Barry Sir)ger, 38, came a day after he admitted having been "romantically involved" with some of his students at California State University-Long Bijach. But he said he no longer stays at' parties where students take their clothes off. Trustees of the 19-campus state college system met in executive session yesterday to discuss Singer, a teiiured associate professor whose class has triggered protests by politicians and religious groups.

"Professor of psychology Barry Sipger has been suspended for 30 days pending investigation of allegations on occurrences within the scope of his employment with the university," Send; Dr. June Cooper, assistant vice president for academic affairs. Sjnger told the Long Beach Press-Telegram that his statements about his activities have been misconstrued. "I have done nothing unethical or unscrupulous," he said. "I am quite comfortable with my behavior." Robert Breunig, campus director of public affairs, said Cooper's superior, Glendon Drake, campus vice president for academic affairs, will decide whether any further discipline is warranted.

Singer announced last week he was dropping course credit for participation in non-marital sexual experimentation. But he said he would still allow credit for such things as going in drag to a gay bar, visiting nudist colonies, divorce courts, marriage counselors or encounter groups. "There are all kinds of rumors, including that it's practically a requirement that students have sex with me and that I grade them on their performance," Singer said. "That's not true." HERVE VILLECHAIZE services. But he joked he was not upset with Reagan: "I like him very much.

I have nothing against him. In fact, I'm trying to organize a lot of folks to send him back to California! Let him live a long and useful life in the Golden West." Broken bone Actor Herve Villechaize, the 3-foot-11 Tattoo of television's "Fan-'tasy Island," has a cast on his right, hand as the result of a faD he suffered when a dog tripped him. OPEN 9 to 5 MEMORIAL DAY lowest Prices In Town Pool Supplies Pools Pool Chemicals Rafts Filters Hoses nnnpYfi altimore County sets property tax cut H20. IAL mor: THE FORMULA FOR CLEAN POOL WATER NOTHING WORKS FASTER and BETTER FECIALS Vd- DAY 100 LB. DRUM M0878 FREE Conputtf Wottf Anotytat LeW Bring In Your Triiiin la 4 DAYS ONLY! MAY 27th THRU MAY 31st CHOOSE FROM A SELECTION OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NIKE STYLES 4.

00 tO the county special education and gift-ed-and-talented programs, and added 10 mechanics to the White Avenue school bus repair shop staff. All county employees except police will receive a 7.3 percent pay increase for the year. The police negotiated a 5 percent pay increase plus expanded retirement benefits that eliminated the minimum retirement age. The council let stand a Hutchinson proposal to increase telephone equipment taxes from 5 to 8 percent. It modified an executive plan to increase hotel-motel taxes from 6 to 8 percent, allowing only a 1 percent increase to 7 percent.

The Bureau of Highways was reduced $183,835, the Office of Planning and Zoning was cut $103,886, the Office of Central Services was cut $137,251, the Fire Department was cut $353,426 and the Sheriff's Department was cut $107,164. The Police Department budget was slashed $353,426, although 40 new positions proposed by Hutchinson were adopted by the council, BALTIMORE BUILDING SUPPLY (DIV. OF FIREPLACE CENTER) 8519 LIBERTY RD. SAVOY PLAZA SHOPPING CTR. 922-1271 Mon.

to Sot. 9-5, Tu. Thur. 9-8 Sunday 11-4 VISA CHOICE MASTEROHARGE Continued from Page Al a -cent tax increase to $2.56. Hutchinson had proposed a 1-cent tax increase, to $2.99, and a $484 mil-H6n budget which exceeded this year's expenditures by $51 million.

That proposal was cushioned by an $8.6 million surplus. The County Council reached the $2.95 rate by making across-the-board cuts in all departmental budget proposals amounting to about 1.5 percent. A council source said the panel W.anted to cut 3 cents from Hutchinson's proposal, but eventually lopped off an additional penny by removing $650,000 from the contingency reserve fund, leaving $358,565. One penny on the Baltimore County tax rate is about equal to $650,000. The average home purchase price cbuntywide in 1981 was $68,700.

An owner with a home assessed at 46 percent of its value the percentage sft by state assessors would pay $942 in taxes this year, but $10 less next year with the new tax rate. I The council made the most severe reductions in departments it believed were overstaffed, said Councilman Ronald B. Hickernell, D-lst. The panel reduced the proposed education budget $1 million and upheld reductions of 223 teaching positions made by Hutchinson and the Board of Education last month. School Superintendent Robert Y.

Dubel said additional layoffs are certain. "I cannot say how many," Dubel said, "but there are going to be some layoffs. They are imminent. I don't gee how we can escape it." i Thirty-four teachers, administrators and school secretaries working year-round now will work only 10 months pi the fiscal year that begins July 1, because of a $138,000 cut the council made in summer school employment. The council financed executive requests for 29 additional teachers in Our Classic Semi Annual Sale! boys girls apparel 25 to 60 Off TVJjllison's (dropstitch studio) mnm for Boys 5U9-511 Cola Spring Lane Charge Cards Accepted The Evening Sun Published Daily except July 4th.

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