The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 41

Pay, Or Bid Rapid Transit How Your Precinct Voted Tuesday WANT TUNNEL FareivelL Boucher arm CONSULTANTS Firms Advise Fells Point, William Boucher 3d told about 25 members of the Citizens For Rapid Transit yesterday afternoon that the proponents of mass transit in Baltimore have "been lulled into a false sense of 01 a -6 km Mr. Boucher contended yes-; I terday that the application had been submitted with a "rather; I -t cavalier statement" where the local share of money was to come from. "It was the.V worst possible way to submit your case to the man ready dish out $425 million." To Be Asked For Money According to Mr. Maryland's Lieutenant Gover'': FIRST WARD nor, Blair Lee 3d, had promised the General Assembly during the last session that it would beV-ift specifically asked to increase the Department of Transporta-; tion's bonding authority in order to raise the local funds to build Hi fi it V7 1 141 9 50 56 2 286, 20 61 59 8 205 11 58 63 4 301, 6 72 113 5 316 23 87 98 6 11 78 93 7 230 18 96 45 8 20 10 85 31 9 Ul 17 56 46 10. 251 20 91 65 11 379 19 131 98 12 320 15 91 79 13 (394 14 82 72 14 i'436 27 155 95 15 1.

271 16 94 76 SECOND WARD 1 160 4 67 28 2. 165 6 4 6 43 3 207 16 48 58 4 253 13 69 83 203 11 54 50 128 17 61 36 7 200 15 72 61 8 267 16 56 59 security." Mr. Boucher, the executive director of the Greater Baltimore Committee and a member of the Airport Authority, told the group at a meeting at City Hall that, "If we don't get a financial commitment out of the next General Assembly session, you can kiss rapid transit good- by." Mr. Boucher criticized the recent submission of a $425 million federal grant application to build the first 28-mile, $656 mil lion leg of the Baltimore system and said that it had been recalled by the State Secretary of Transportation, Harry R. Hughes, so that he could deter-mine the commitment of the General Assembly to provide the state's one-third share of the funding.

Mr. Hughes said last week that the application had been recalled for his "review." Walter J. Addison, the general manager of the Mass Transportation Authority, which submitted the application, said last week that "We got our signals crossed." I i TWENTY-FIRST WARD 1 23 34 4 29 2 106 27 35 43 3 153 6 67 47 4 268 14 121 72 5 167 62 52 81 6 195 20 63 90 7 13.7 30 42 69 TWENTY-SECOND WARD 1 32 55 14 28 2 6 56 15 32 3 101 18 54 22 TWENTY-THIRD WARD 1 113 14 35 220 2 14 76 10 48 3 149 17 39 28 4 203 10 51 45 5 216 6 51 38 6 187 5 50 45 7 ...249 8 41. 57 TWENTY-FOURTH WARD 1 153 10 40 34 2... 214 8 52 35 3 263 18 68 76 4 .279 6 59 70 5 293 9 88 62 6 203 15 53 47 7 291 8 54 30 8 214 8 71 43 9 243 11 93 48 10 417 23 181 94 11 306 22 121 54 the transit system.

He said that the MTA's submission of the. grant application promising the federal government that the lo, cal funds would be available "flies in the face" of that ise. Mr. Boucher told the mem bers of the Citizens for Rapid Transit, which was founded 1969 to promote public transpor-' tation in Baltimore, that the transit "crisis" in the next Gen- eral Assembly session would be, Governor Mandel's ty to solve but that their zation could help by "building public confidence in rapid trans- it." Methadone Rules Planned continued jrom Page 22) ttrict of Columbia Medical Socle- ty passed a resolution prohibit- ing its members from writing methadone prescriptions. But the society has no control over non-members and at least one of the doctors writing methadone prescriptions is not a society? member.

To help solve this the District of Columbia maceutical Association passed a' -resolution urging its not to mi methadone prescript tions and not to stock the "Similar Posture" "It is our hope that the Phar- maceutical Association Of Mary land will adopt a similar pos-, ture," said Dr. Marvin Koren- gold, president of the District Federal Hill Route (Continued jrom Page 22) area would be of greater traffic service to the city than a tunnel at Fort McHenry, the consultants said. They said that 152,500 vehicles a day would use the tunnel by 1990 and recommend ed an eight-lane tunnel to accommodate them. Called Least Expensive The joint venture of consulting engineers also said that the modified 3-A expressway sys tem, which they recommended with the inner harbor tunnel, was the cheapest of the alterna tives. They estimated the cost of the proposed expressway system with the bridge at Fort McHenry at $800 million.

The sys tem with the tunnel at Fort McHenry would cost $868 mil lion, they said, and the highway system with the inner harbor tunnel would cost $600 million The inner harbor tunnel would connect Interstate 95, entering Baltimore from the southwest, and the continuation of 1-95 and 1-83 through East Baltimore to its connection with the John F. Kennedy expressway. Opposed By Boucher The inner harbor crossing pro posal is not favored by some city agency heads and it has been criticized by William Boucher 3d, executive director of the Greater Baltimore Com mittee. Mr. Boucher has been a con sistent backer of the southern alignment or the Fort McHenry crossing.

This route was cnosen bv Mayor D'Alesandro late 1968. Mr. Boucher favors it be cause it would remove traffic from the inner harbor area, which is being redeveloped and because it would foster the ex pansion of port facilities. The consultants' report "abandons" the 3-A system, Mr. Boucher said yesterday.

"It is so close to the 10-D alignment as to be indistinguishable." Traffic Considerations 1 Other critics of the new high way proposal have also contend ed that it represents a return to the earlier 10-D expressway sys tern, which included an inner harbor bridge, which the Mayor dropped in 1968 favor of the 3-A system. It was partly because of traffic considerations that the Design Concept Team recommend ed the 3-A, Fort McHenry ex pressway system in October, 1968. Although the present consult ants contend that the inner harbor crossing will better serve traffic in the city, the concept team nearly three years ago an alyzed virtually the same route being proposed today and con eluded that the plan "focuses all interstate routes on a single inner harbor crossing. "Detrimental Effects" "This creates serious operat ing problems as a result of route convergence and complicated interchange facilities. In the event of an accident, breakdown or variation routing patterns during peak periods, the combi nation of through and local traf fic on a single facility near downtown could have detrimental effects on all major traffic movement in the city." Some heads of city agencies are concerned about the effect of the tunnel on the inner harbor redevelopment plans.

The con struction of the tunnel would delay the building of the play fields near Federal Hill for two years. Some community critics of the expressway plan feel that the city is moving back to the earlier alignment because it has existing condemnation ordinances in the Federal Hill area which would facilitate the building of the road there. Muslim Fete Scheduled The Muslim Students Association of Johns Hopkins University and the Islamic Society of Balti more will sponsor a fund raising bazaar from noon until 5 P.M. September 26 in Shaffer Hall of the university's Homewooo Campus. Proceeds will benefit the construction of an Islamic mosque.

Medical Society. He noted that without such a' resolution an addict could get a- prescription from a District doc-i tor and have it filled by a Mary land pharmacist. A spokesman for the Mary- land Pharmaceutical Associa- tion said his organization sup-; ports Dr. Solomon's proposed- regulation but there are no im-. mediate plans to prohibit Maryland pharmacists from ti 10 259 22 91 44 11 212 26 59 37 12 302 38 70 68 13 395 24 108 64 14 410 24 146 58 15 274 11 86 42 16 253 12 80 45- 17 634 33 199 86 18 389 28 130 82 19 289 16 105 49 20 274 21 83 54 21 473 21 103 82 22 269 22 69 61 23 169 13 54 27 24 229 14 60 27 25 401 64 130 80 260 21 76 47 27 199 v.

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Thomsen, the white chairman of the GOP Central Committee for the district. Democrats Ticket Mr. Thomsen said the Democrats will be fielding an all-1 white ticket in a half-black district and if "one or more of the Democrats are unacceptable to the voters, like the Mahoney situation of 1966, a Republican can win." The last GOP councilman was "5 sing methadone. "We support the elimination of methadone prescribing out 12 27 164 56 41 13 15 99 14 46 18 97 11 27 15 20 153 '30 52 16 15 114 15 41 17 29 121 17 31 18 29 204 53 68 19 51 323 115 65 20 38 144 32 39 21 30 112 29 27 22 27 96 25 31 23 87 821 107 173 24 47 141 29 45 25 64 106 33 43 26 389 60 132 127 27 219 28 93 67 28 318 39 77 101 29 265 48 115 65 30 215 34 78 74 31 148 18 50 25 TENTH WARD 1 .....27 117 17 38 2 21 67 4 24 3 17 72 9 27 4 10 56 7 22 5 13 74 11 18, 6 ...31 144 23 29 7 10 58 8 .6 8 20. 140 27 46 ELEVENTH WARD 1 168 69 123 51 2 50 23 37 11, 3 146 80 182 27 4 ..42 74 46 38 5 ..........23 86 15 29 6 22 77 24 26 7....: 80 44 74 22 8 180 51 138 37 9 164 48 105 45 10 144 47 116 37 TWELFTH WARD 1 412 98 350 70 2 205 69 152 64 3 177 14 95 26 4 146 31 79 17 5 156 15 73 9 6 127 26 64 14 7 123 8 19 10 8 ...44" 19- 19 7 9 213 53 103 10 21 113 25 34 11 75 22 24 12 9 88 9 22 13 18 76 19 21 14 38 116 52 33 15 63 21 40 13 16 119 38 107 19 17 116 60 106 26 18 85 19 34 19 98 78 57 38 20 .....85 33 79 23 21 128 49 89 28 22 179 46 145- 49 23 321 71 233 51 24 267 49 170 89 THIRTEENTH WARD 1 403 58 69 90 2 303 66 140 76 3 94 9 42 36 4 430 24 133 72 5 201 18 104 37 6 42 273 49 126 7 25 135 23 113 8....

16 181 29 84 9 Totals Not Available 10 20 143 23 59 11 22 182 25 88 12 127 67 107 30 13 ..22 170 49 64 14 25 114 25 61 15 12 90 13 39 16 23 132 16 56 17 28 139 26 53 18 23 113 27 44 19 221 7 66 17 20 249 1 112 18 21 208 10 99. 16 22 163 9 63 25 23 172 7 56 23 24 280 11 106 39 25 193 9 94 15 FOURTEENTH WARD I ..........86 56 80. 28 2 52 60 69 19 3 15 84 20 36' 4 27 151 35 58 5 30 173 20 82 6 30 176 32 71 7 22 132 17 64 8 18 116 30 50 9 16 123 21 69 10 27 132 29 47 II 24 109 25 50 12 163 127 178 47 FIFTEENTH WARD 1 .....60 206 43 89 2 53 496 37 225 3 44 292 31 76 4 ..36 288 31 114 4-A ...21 282 25 108 4-B ..67 593 78 235 4-C, 66 361 67 110 5 33 193 20 101 6 .....26 250 24 63 7 ....43 247 32 97 and while maybe I like to move faster, that's a matter of degree, not position." And he said he would try to get the Council to abolish its tradition of councilmanic courtesy, in which a majority of a single district's delegation can instruct the whole Council how to vote on a local issue. The Election Board will start the official canvass today. Frank McQuade, the chief clerk, said he anticipates little trouble with the canvass because only one race is close, that for the third Council nomination in East Baltimore, where 361 votes separate the third and fourth men, members of rival tickets, in the unofficial tally.

24 151 14 95 36' 183, 22 109 27 65 48 127 17 88 14 60 17 62 35 158 54 217 43 168 30 177 38 93 53 104. 30 94 38 127 36 78 25 98 40 21 21 23 12 34 53 39 98 76 74 99 82 88 75 57 36 125 25 80 35 26 41 43 44 .148 20 72 42 148 36 83 SIXTEENTH WARD 35 40 16 19 39 14 148 2 :32 174 3 26 135 4. 13 189 5 32 266 6 50 516 7 307 8. 31 282 9 278 10 35 266 11 424 12 124 849 "13 64 381 14 ..........25 158 15. 51 322 16 24 275 17 ....25 168 18 .....36 350 19 31 263 20 18 203 21 ...22 189 22 ....34 117 23 18.

93 24 18 169 25 28 178 66 81 69 74 95 48 221 32 131 29 136 39 122 28 115 45 168 99 345 54 200 12 81 56 125 23 31 61 33 138 27 103 17 108 25 78 25 7 24 17 49 52 85 SEVENTEENTH WARD 1 ..15 100 18 43 2. ...16 162 28 78 3 21 120 21 58 4 ..........21 136 18 78 5... 13 181 20 88 6... 25 62 29 28 EIGHTEENTH WARD I ..17 108 19 54 2.. 18 87 20 41 3 26 53 32 60 4 19 94 10 62 5 66 48 19 60 6 141 12 35 95 7 75 16 30 46 8..

63, 30 18 47 NINETEENTH WARD 1... 9 78 8 27 2. 10 113 8 53 3 15 95 13 38 4 100 30 26 24 5... 158 11 44 26 6 130 8 19 22 7 139 13 34 52 8 291 6 47 51 9 211 12 55 98 10 31 62 15 31 II .12 80 6 41 TWENTIETH WARD 1 14 77 9 25 2 122 511 37 168 3 29 260 16 83 4 ....15 176 10 57 5 44 160 13 58 6 ....37 167 20 66 7 100 361 33 110 8 113 176 42 77 9..... 90 252 47 141 10 120 513 52 198 11 27 216 16 80.

12 173 21 90 44 13 ...167 19 65 26 14 229 8 68 32 15 253 14 70 56 16 50 135 14 48 17 12 71 3 30 18 175 8 58 35 19 267 12 61 107 20 225 12 50 52 21 175 11 53 36 22 51 90 23 43 23 37 122 11 44 24 30 172 9 52 25 .18 180 6 65 Fourteen of the winners in the primaries Council were among the 109 candidates cited by the elections board for filing their pre-election campaign finance reports late. According to a ruling by the attorney general, these candidates could be challenged by a loser or a group of 10 voters and their election could be voided by a court. However, no such drastic action is expected. Most if hot all of the winners have since filed their reports. Dr.

Pierpont announced a $50-a-plate dinner yesterday, and to get the general election campaign under way in a hurry, he is holding it tonight. 8 ..........47 450 9 31 294 10. 41 473 11 35 318 12 34 218 13 51 396 14 23 254 15 27 160 16 29 190 17 38 370 18 ,.48 572 19..... 41 -386 20 28 342 21 25 219 22 42 247 23 40 229 24 30 266 25 41 212 26 36 213 27 .....32 264 28 ..18 158 29 27 173 30 31 126 31 27 180 32 36 217 33 40 254 34 38 204 35 91 425 36 26 185 37 33 129 38 15 146 39 37 336 40 .21 149 41 38 371 42 31 215 ,1 THIRD WARD 1... 27 29 9 17 ..45 124 24 58 377 18 7 6 63 ...........89 10 23 30-.

i ..........85 185 26 118 )V FOURTH WARD 173 66 97 58 .2 97 7 35 22 .3 ....10 115 9 46 4 17 54 7 33 5 18 8.7 10 46 FIFTH WARD 1 26 110 '16 56 16 73 12 47 3 16 58 4 44 4 18 170 15 92 SIXTH WARD 1 230 13 98 48 2 235 10 105 58 3 101 22 96 49 4 71 41 27 39 5 62 65 38 49 7.. 27; 94 20 46 8 Hi 7 6 10 9 15 39 34 10 135 8 48 51 11 275 10 9 2 67 12 225 17 74 62 13 248 10 71 47 14 232 57 49 SEVENTH WARD 1 241 2 .....21 3 196 4 34 59 47' 89 102 54 .38 48 74 24 18 12 11 9 10 28 35 67 61 29 43 30 12 3 20 32 5. '115 6 ..31 151. 19 124 8.... 10 57 .9 7 10 32 11 ..........98 12 162 13 ........200 .14 186 15 246 16..

198 17 204 10 31 41 18 24 15 '12 '15 8 49 48 70 55 71 32 84 65 100 37 79 37 EIGHTH WARD 1 451 50 136 112 379 16 132 78 3 221 '10 65 59 4 24 150 24 40 5 ..........34 212 "44" 46 6 22 224 30 47 7 ..12 150 12 40 1 8 197 41 42 1 9 31 222 48 55 10 25 217 38 53 27: 152 27 40 12 20, 154 35 44 13 ,.21 150, ,24 25 14 172 30 35 15 38 181 37 40 16 27. 119 27 21 17 26 184 33 34 18 29 174' 37 44 19 ...22 154 28 34 20 24 203 32 58 21 .42, 275 88 58 22 ....57 483 159 62 23 .....87 821 107 173 24 28 36 65 25 151 31 56 42 26 12 68 53 NINTH WARD 'l 48 46 23 2. .183 39 92 49 3 293 i 15 117 43 4. 243 18 121 42 5 3 21 122 35 13 130 33 7. 130 140 91 49 12 98 39 9.L1....45 8 19 22 10.U....24 183 46 27 21 206 38 53 side of a controlled situation," said Nathan I.

Gruz, executive director of the Maryland asso ciation. TWENTY-FIFTH 1 ..1310 156 WARD 427 290 220 161 2 905 3 288 4 166 5 762 6 777 60 5 9 17 33 73 43 71 56 244 159 145 246 6-A 6 102 7 110 140 8 106 26 9 42 297 10 78 615 11 65 394 4 19 16 27 60 14 22 112 34 213 25 137 61 38 230 113 86 35 117 .43 85 '48 12 256 13 677 14 265 3 24 16 15 329 19 16 348 10 17 22 87 5 103 67 58 36 31 18 291 19 205 6 20 TWENTY-SDCTH 1 151 10 2 644 30 3 510 43 3-A 521 89 4 198 8 5 300 19 5-A 395 24 5-B 321 20 6 ..........97 8 7 .233 12 8.. .138 8 WARD 40 87 204 158 184 144 188 211 43 36 97 86 111 141 96 101 12 19 59 39 61 46 55 74 53 55 87 35 25 41 60 60 67 48 52 75 9 10 ,244 11 ,290 19 262 15 293 14 .227 15 ,300 10 11 12., 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 519 11 397 6 259 17 238 8 293 12 255 15 73 105 65 53 66 85 60 77 91 76 21 tM 22 23 24 24-A 25 .371 .304 114 101 66 94 222 33 272 20 457 105 231 23 61 64 72 83 135 154 78 62 26 .288 ,300 76 114 98 84 89 97 27 28 29 30 31 298 24 549 30 339 10 369 17 197 168 129 81 139 122 136 167 127 82 93 86 44 37 32 ,299 25 304 15 ,332 32 ,377 25 ,283 24 33., 34 35 36 37 688 142 209 200 92 100 88 62 162 148 37-A 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 ,280 41 248 81 ,553 67 329 30 ,351 35 563 38 ,804 59 392 37 188 16 97 91 74 73 166 116 200 164 103 86 90 68 TWENTY-SEVENTH WARD 1 233 15 78 59 2 237 13 58 49 3 228 14 68 46 4 259 22 81 43 5 .....333 19 88 57 6 211 7 46 39 7 222 17 81 51 8 298 16 98 58 9 289 26 78 67 May Take Action Mr. Gruz said the question of methadone dispensing may be taken up at his organization's House of Delegates meeting Oc- tober 7. Methadone has come into vogue in recent years as a method of treating heroin addicts.

When taken orally and in fixed their practices. by Dr. Solomon to one of the doctor's offices in June, the health secretary said some of these doctors continue to write prescriptions. Last Monday night the Dis Gaming Charges Follow Separate Arrests Of Two In separate parts of the city, Vice Squad detectives yesterday arrested one man for operating a lottery and another for book- making. In the Southern district, detectives arrested William J.

Crane, 62, of the 1800 Mock Fairview avenue, and charged him with operating a lottery. They said the arrest came after several weeks of observing the activities of Mr. Crane, who is also known as Buck or Butts. Police said they recovered two lottery slips, showing 53 numbers and indicating play of $25.75, in making the arrest at 2 P.M. on the street in the 900 block Washington boulevard.

Mr. Crane was released on $1,000 bail until a hearing, scheduled for 9 A.M. today in Southern District Court. In the Northern district, detectives arrested Joseph L. Falice, 38, in his first-floor apartment in the 5600 block Govane avenue, and charged him with bookmak- mg.

Detective Sgt. Richard D. Nevin said he and two patrol men forced open the front door of the apartment and ran to a basement bathroom, where they found wads of paper, believed to contain bets, being thrown into a toilet. Sergeant Nevin said two slips of paper containing 117 bets to taling $304 were seized during the raid. He said that 15 bets totaling $69 were received over the telephone during the raid.

Mr. Falice was released on $1,000 bail until a hearing, scheduled for 9 A.M. today in Northern District Court. Gunman Takes Wallet With 29 A man was robbed of his wal let, containing $29, early yester day by someone who placed a gun against his head and said: "Don't move or I will kill you." Police said Richard Williams, 40, of the 3500 block Milford avenue was walking in an alley off the 5000 block Liberty Heights avenue about 1 A.M. when he was confronted by the gunman.

After he got the money, the robber told Mr. Williams to run "and don't look but Mr. Williams said he walked away. nently Jewish area in the North western corner of the city. Mr.

Schaefer got 1,979 votes in Mr. Russell's gigantic home pre- cinct. Mr. Russell got only 337. Mount Providence To Offer Astronomy Mount Providence Junior College will offer an introduc tory astronomy course Tuesday and Thursday evenings from to 8.15 at 705 Gun road.

negistrauon lor ine course was held from 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. yesterday. The course carries three credits a semester and has no prerequisites. including a visit amounts, methadone can block the craving for heroin and per- mit the addict to lead a reasona- bly normal life.

Methadone- mamtenance is the basis for most addict treatment programs in Baltimore. But when injected into the veins in unlimited doses, methadone can produce the same eu phoria associated with heroin. In his announcement, Dr. Sol omon suggested that every other state adopt similar regulations, limiting methadone prescrith. tions.

a 'If this is done nationwide it- will mean the end of black-mar- ket traffic in methadone across-the country. If corresponding action is not forthcoming in every state, I predict a national problem will develop with methadone of the same magnitude as we now have with heroin," the health secretary said. 2 Oil Firm Signg Clean-Air Pact The state Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the American Oil Company have signed an agreement to control air pollution at the asphalt oxidizing operation, 3901 Asiatic avenue. It marked one of the few times a company has voluntarily agreed to curtail pollution-without pressure being applied from the state. Plan Outlined Under the plan, the company has agreed that by next July 1 it will have a system to control odors, dust and soot Returns Show Scliaef er Won Democratic it 1 Mayoral Primary On Racial 11 1 Split, Better White Turnout 1 11 The general election will be held November 2, coincidentally Mr.

Schaefer's 50th birthday. Republicans are expected to mount serious campaigns in two of the city's six councilmanic districts. In Northeast Baltimore's Third district, Joseph M. Ayd, a young lawyer who game close to winning a seat in the Legislature last year, and Am C. Armor, a young public relations specialist, will be going after the third place Democrat, Carroll J.

Fitzgerald, a relative unknown adopted by the district's machine politicians. In Northwest Baltimore's Fifth district, scene of tha only Daniel Ellison, elected in 1939 from the then predominantly white Fourth district. Top Tico For Mayor Lost Home Districts Neither of the two top Democratic mayoral candidates in cluding the runaway winner, William Donald Schaefer car ried his home precinct. Mr. Schaefer, who still lives In his boyhood home near Leakin Park, got 25 votes to 168 for George L.

Russell, Jr. The neighborhood is almost entirely black. Mr. Russell, the city solicitor, recently moved to a predomi- (Continued jrom Page 22) predict sweeping changes for a new' Council dominated by a coalition of white liberals and blacks 'Old Way Is Over" old way is over," Mr. Crlinsky declared.

"The Council Is going to be a public body rather than a private club." He discussed plans to hold Council meetings at hours when attendance would be better and moving some meetings "out of City Hall into the community." He said that he himself does not "anticipate any difficulty" in working with Mr. Schaefer. "I respect him for the sheer technical competence he brings to the job. He's ready to move forward It also promised not to exceed -current emission levels until the-' system is in operation. "This demonstration of co-op- eration by industry the potential capacity of the re-sponsible leaders in our own; -time to pass on to the future a' pollution-free environment," said Dr.

Neil Solomon, the state health secretary..