The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 2

J--SonMotM THE TIMES f-ridoy, Aug 5, Illegal Fishing Off Pacifica Reported Rockwell Treatment Plant Woes Party fishing boats from Emeryville. Sausalito and San Francisco ere luring bass away from Piciflca's fishermen by illegally "chumming" too cine to snore, charges Dick Walton of the Coastslde No. 2 bait shop In Pacifica. "Chumming" is tbe practice of throwing bait into the water to attract fish. Tbe state's ocean fishing regulations expressly forbid chumming with live bait within 500 yards offshore In the area between San Pedro Point and Point A violation of that law Is a misdemeanor that is punishable with a fine of up to $500 and six months in jail.

Curtis Kastner, patrol captain or the Marine Resources Region of the California Fish and Game Department, said the state is well aware of violations of that law within the last two weeks and Intends to take action. Kastner said tbe law was made to enable people to fish from the beaches along the coast. Although the bass are running right now, Walton said that party boats are significantly slowing down business at Pacifica beaches by depleting the stock. "There's also a safety factor. Those boats are working In shallow water and rough breakers could endanger the passengers by capsizing the boat," Walton said.

He added, "Tbe same thing happened last year and we hollered about it, and I think they (the state) fined the nys ISO or so." Kastner said the Fish and Game Department may choose to take one of three actions against a violator: It could issue a citation, make an arrest, or if there were any mitigating circumstances, request the district attorney to issue a formal complaint. Drug Buy Lead to Six Deaths OAXACA, Mexico (UPI) Three Northern Californians tortured and slain on a lonely road last weekend were lured into an ambush and robbed of 100,000 destined to purchase mari- a a and hashish, according to police. Peasants found the bodies of tbe Americans, Teresa Ward Kellie, Douglas Michael Dighero and Paul Raymond Smith, all of Fort Bragg, along with those of two Mexicans, Luis Alberto Vlllagomez a and Manuel Hinojosa Hernandez and one identified person in two burned-out Volkswagen vans. The vans were found near the village of San Juan Tllquiapal, 37 miles south of Oaxaca. All six "were apparently led to the place Friday night by someone who told them they would be able to buy marijuana and hashish.

Instead the killers were waiting for them," Manuel Fernandez of the Federal Judicial Police said Thursday. "The motive was robbery of 160,000 they were going to use to buy the drugs." He said "police investigations" showed the group had that sum of money with them. He said authorities have five suspects in the case, but no arrests have yet been made. "Peasants found the bodies Saturday morning. Four of them were inside the vehicles, burnt beyond recognition.

Another was outside the car, burnt but identifiable," Fernandez said. The body of Paul Raymond Smith was found ISO feet from the vans, he said. "He apparently tried to escape. He was stabbed in the chest and shot in the neck, and they ran over his head two or three times with tbe van," Fernandez said. The killers apparently shot all their victims to death and then set fire to the vans.

Fernandez said shells of firearms of several different caliber were found at the scene. SDI Tax Refund May Be Due LOS ANGELES (AP) A ruling by the U.S. Tax Court could mean that as many as 2 million Callfor- nians could be due federal income tax refunds for 1975 and 1976, state officials estimate. The refunds could result from the court's decision that overruled the Internal Revenue Service and permitted deductions for persons wbow employers take state disability insurance contributions from their paychecks. The ruling came hi the case of Anthony and Delia Trujlllo of Tustin, whose deduction for the pay-.

ments had been disallowed by the IRS. The IRS now has 90 days to decide whether to appeal. Tax Court Judge Howard Dawson Jr. declared that payroll deduction for the state's disability insurance fund are actually a form of state tax that may be deducted from federal taxes like any other state or local tax. The program provides weekly checks to persons who are sick or injured.

Officials of the state Benefit Payments department said most people employed privately In the state are covered by Die program. They must pay one per cent of their gross wages into tbe state fund. The officials said 6.4 million Californians paid into the fund during the two years and estimated that at least one-third, or 2 million, are thought to have itemized the deductions on federal returns. Only persons who itemized would be eligible for the refunds. Taxpayers who took the straight deduction would be inelecibte.

The size of tbe refund would depend on what tax bracket the person Is in. Sold Stock NEW YORK top of Rockwell International Corp. cold holdings of company itock worth more than $1.3 million 10 days before President Carter canceled production of tbe firm's Bl bomber, the company confirmed Friday. A Rockwell spokesman said Wilard Rockwell chairman of tbe aerospace corporation, sold 38,200 shares at fM per share on June 10 for $1.3 million. John J.

Roscla, general counsel and vice president of the firm, Mid 2,000 snares at $3837 and $38.50 per share on the same day for $72,700, the company said. On June 30, Carter announced ctncelatlon of the Bl program. The stock was quoted at at the close of Thursday's trading on the New York Stock Exchange. There was no indication how much, if any, profit the executives bad made on their stock sales. In addition, the company said, Robert Anderson, president of tbe company, sold $,000 shares of his stock for $106,000 on May 26.

The New York Times quoted specialists in the field as saying that the transactions were legal, although unusual. The Securities and Exchange Commission requires filings with the stock exchanges ot such transactions. The specialists were quoted by the Times as saying they didn't believe tbe sales were made on the basis of inside Information concerning the administration's decision. Such sales would be unlawful. The Rockwell spokesman said the stock sales "were made by the executives concerned part of their own personal investment planning programs.

"It might be noted that in tbe sale period, other company executives were acquiring company stock with reference to the company's savings plan," the spokesman said. QUARTERMASTER Navy Seaman Apprentice Stephen R. Seal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ciceri of 3289 Los Prados, San Mateo, was graduated from Basic Quartermaster School.

ByTERI TERRY DAVENPORT 'i tre RC MARINE Marine Private Robert D. Klnney son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kinney Sr.

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"Tbe state keeps taking the position that It won't take a position until the council decides that it definitely a to make the changes," he explained. If the council votes to make the changes and tbe state board decides that it will not pay for them, then city sewer users would wind up paying tbe bUl. The seven changes concern the grease baffle and scum tank, sampling ports, access a stodge density meter, existing settling tanks, dewatorlag facilities and the existing gas-mixing system in the digesters. They were recommended by Bill McDonald, who became sewage treatment plant operator in February. Tbe city staff has explained that the seven modifications, while not essential would make the plant more trouble free and cost-effective than it would be if completed according to the original plans.

The secondary treatment plant due to be completed next summer. The primary treatment plant, completed four years ago, has been plagued with problems, the most noticeable of which has been a penetrating odor. New Jefferson Funding Guide Agencies requesting funding from the Jefferson UnionHlgh School District will no longer be considered for a sum amounts, Supt. Floyd Gonella has Informed three agencies who have requested financial support. Gonella said me JUHSD Board of Trustees has adopted a policy which will allow for "purchase of ser- vices on a specific need basis." He said the new policy will affect one agency, the Pacifica Youth Service Bureau, which has been funded by the district since 1972.

The PYSB last year was allocated about $4,800 from the district, said Gonella. The superintendent noted that two other agencies, Friends to Teenage Par- ents, of South Stn Francisco and Pyramid Alternatives of Pacifica, have requested financial support recently, but have not been funded in the past. Gonella has sent letters to the three agencies explaining the new policy. He added that UK board has been considering discontinuing flat funding for about a year, In favor of purchasing specific services. "This will give us the opportunity to assess and evaluate our needs," he said.

Gonella said tbe decision is no reflection on the level of service provided to the district by the PYSB. "We've probably gotten our money's worth-, but it's a question of spending it on specific services we need," he said. 3 Cars Wrecked In Wild Chase SACRAMENTO (AP) Five supermarket employes who chased a gunman out of their store wrecked three autos in a wild chase which ended in the arrest of a 38-year-old man. Officers said the market employes and the fleeing man traded numerous shots as they roared at high speeds through quiet city streets in a six-mile predawn chase Thursday. One of the store clerks crashed into a utility pole.

Another wrecked his car using it as a roadblock. The transmission fell out of a third market employe's car. The arrested man's car was also smashed in two collisions. There were no injuries. Alter a'couple of the i cars were wrecked, a state policeman joined the chase.

Finally a city policeman overtook the last two pursuing autos and ran tbe fleeing man's car off the street in a residential district and arrested him. Officers said Shelby Mercer, 38, was booked in county jail for investigation of robbery and attempted murder. The incident started at 2 a.m. at an all-night Safeway supermarket, where a gunman ordered clerks to dump the contents of their cash registers into a paper gunmen warned the clerks Be would "blow off your heads" if they followed, and he pumped 13 rounds into the front windows to prove his point. But before he was out of the parking lot, five of the employes had piled into four cars, and the chase was on.

Alvaro Mechaca's car dropped its transmission on the street after a sharp U- turn as a few shots were exchanged. A mile later, Anthony Call jpare lost control of his car and crashed into a utility pole. Alan Cook used his car as a roadblock after the fleeing man drove onto a dead-end street. His car was disabled In tbe crash, but the fleeing car continued with Marvin Clark still in pursuit with his passenger, David Hlllis, firing out the window. A state policeman who came upon Cook's wrecked car Joined in the chase, and finally city police officer Albert Najera forced the fleeing car off the street.

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