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Fridoy, Sept. 25, 1981 JOURNAL HERALD 37 is Freedom of Choice goal Visibility' $1 closely paralleled the statewide findings, with more local respondents favoring abortion In some cases and fewer respondents answering that abortion should never be an option. The survey, conducted In May and June, was funded by Planned Parenthood Affiliates of Ohio. Vaughn said that despite a pro-choice majority "some of Ohio's congressmen have introduced legislation that Is clearly contrary to the will of Ohloans." She said those representatives are: Douglas Applegate, D-Steubenvllle; John Ashbrook, R-Johnstown; Thomas Luken, D-Cincinnati; Bob McEwen, R-Hlllsboro; and Ronald Mottl, D-Cleveland. And she said the group's activities this weekend and in the future will concentrate on educating people about the pro-choice majority.

Contending that most people throughout the nation, the state and the Dayton area are pro-choice about abortion, the Freedom of Choice Coalition of the Miami Valley yesterday kicked off what they hope Is a new era of visibility. Noel Vaughn, president of the coalition sponsoring a march and rally Sunday in Dayton, admitted the group is attempting to counter the Ohio Pro-Life Convention in Dayton this weekend. Vaughn, speaking at a press conference yesterday, said she didn't know what activities the coalition of 20 groups would conduct beyond the "visibility" promised for the next few days. "We have been fairly low-profile up to this point," Vaughn said. "I don't know what our activities are going to be.

We won't be responding knee-jerk. Today a religious ecumenical service Is scheduled for noon at Christ Episcopal Church, sponsored by the Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights. The Ohio Pro-Life Convention, featuring speakers from national and state Right to Life committees, opens tomorrow and will run through Sunday at the Dayton Convention Center. Workshops and speakers on pro-life issues and political action will be con-' ducted both days, highlighted by a dinner speech tomorrow by Marjory Mecklenburg, new director of the federal Office of Adolescent Pregnancy. On Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m., the convention will close with a rally featuring music and speakers in the convention center auditorium.

U.S. Rep. John Ashbrook Is the featured speaker. "But our education and lobbying will increasingly Involve a higher visibility for Freedom of Choice." She said pro-choice groups from throughout the state will be represented at the march and rally Sunday. The march will start at 12:30 p.m.

at Cooper Park and proceed to Courthouse Square for the rally. Citing a recent telephone survey of 1,501 Ohloans which Included 150 Dayton-area residents Pam Swalm, of Planned Parenthood Association of the Miami Valley, said most people think abortion should be available in all or some cases. Swalm said 42.7 percent of Ohloans surveyed said abortion should be available In all cases, 39.7 said in some cases, and 13 percent said it should never be available. She said the responses of the Dayton-area residents surveyed Swaim Vaughn Miamisbus loses 1 candidate, gains another i I Area News about scaffolding. The shooting occurred Sept.

14. Also indicted yesterday was John W. Batts, 52, of 402 Middle on charges of murder and attempted murder. Batts, who was in the Dayton city jail last night, was charged in the Sept. 13 shooting of Eula Mae Smith, 67, of 340 Middle and the wounding of her son, Danny L.

Smith, 26, of 400 Middle St. Eula Smith was shot In the chest and back with a rifle after an argument at her home. Danny Smith was shot as he came down the steps of her house. Howard Delane Mullins, 27, of 1268 Orchard Hill Drive, Mlamisburg, was Indicted on a charge of murder in the Aug. 31 stabbing of Wayne G.

Ashley, 27, at his home at 1 S. Miami Mlamisburg. Ashley died from multiple stab wounds from a 4-lnch knife. Neighbors reported they had earlier heard an argument. Mullins remains at large.

University of Dayton Kennedy Union. B.S. Thyagarajan, a chemistry professor and research scientist, will speak at a meeting of the Dayton section of the American Chemical Society. The talk, which begins at 7:30 p.m. in Room 315, Is open to the public.

Three area men were Indicted yesterday by a Montgomery County grand jury on murder charges stemming from three unrelated deaths. Harvey Johnson 56, of 121 Grove already was free on $100 bond in the shooting of Arnold E. Lohmann, a painting contractor. Johnson had been charged with voluntary manslaughter, but the grand jury upgraded the charge to murder. He also was indicted on a charge of felonious assault for shooting at another man.

Lohmann, 33, of 1641 W. Bowman Kettering, was shot four times in the Lohmann Painting shop, at the rear of 1424 Wayne following an argument 1-75 arrests yield LSD haul Dayton and Franklin police officers yesterday reported seizing thousands of doses of LSD following the arrests of four men at a truck stop along 1-75 In Franklin. Sgt. R.L. Reynolds, head of Dayton's Organized Crime unit, said the seizure was the largest confiscation of single doses of LSD in this area in recent memory.

He said the LSD would have a street sale value of at least $200,000. He said the four men two from Dayton, one from Cincinnati and one from Tennessee were arrested at the truck stop at 1-75 and Ohio 123. He said the arrests resulted from a tip that a possible courier from out of state would be making a delivery of LSD to the Dayton area. in Brief Mlamisburg lost one candidate and gained another during yesterday's Montgomery County Elections Board meeting. The board accepted the withdrawal of Jack P.

Turner, Republican candidate for Third Ward councilman, and certified Earl E. Fox as a write-in candidate for that council seat. Fox is running with GOP support, but it was too late for the party to place his name on the Nov. 3 general election ballot. The only name listed on the Third Ward ballot will be incumbent Democrat Bill Fuller.

Also yesterday, the board certified all 10 candidates who filed to run for mayor and council members in Kettering. Drug case probation given Linda Managan was sentenced yesterday to three years on probation for Involvement In drug-related activities with her former husband, Richard M. Managan, a former Dayton assistant fire chief. U.S. District Judge Carl B.

Rubin sentenced her to probation after suspending concurrent sentences of three years' imprisonment for each of the three drug-related charges for which she was found guilty July 10. Richard Managan was found guilty of 13 of 18 drug-related charges in the trial. A court official said Managan has completed a psychiatric examination In a federal prison facility at Springfield, but no date has been set for his sentencing. Mrs. Managan's attorney, Neil F.

Freund, said an appeal of her conviction is being considered but "as far as the sentence is concerned, we're obviously pleased with that." Both Managans were found guilty of conspiring to manufacture and distribute controlled substances or attempting to do so. In the trial, Linda Managan I A Few Well Meaning People Intend to Steal Your Rights! N. Robert and Gerry Rathbun Julia loch Since 1973 the Supreme Court decision on abortion has been eroded by a few of our wet-meaning neighbors. Their goal la to pass an Amendment to our Constitution to prohibit all abortions. they succeed, access to medically safe, legal abortion will be eliminated.

HJD's and some birth control pills win be illegal. Now' Is the most Important time ever for reproductive rights. If you support the right to decide whether and when to have children to have children who are wanted and loved. to have access to contraceptives to be able to have safe, legal abortion theei yen must help slop the effort to ban abort ion! ARAL Ohio Is the only single Issue state chapters dedicated to Insuring that the pro-choice majority Is heard. Join the people who signed this ad In protecting the jMprW'CourtfBlon.

Take a standi Join the National Abortion Rights Action League of Ohio. KerfVeil Nancy Bortter Margaret Jyme Darrell Geiger Robert D. Koenig Friend of Choice Daniel Tinman, M.D. Chester Gilti Christine Orr Mathews. PhD Eileen Loch Sandra S.

Stephenson Marguerite F. Robertson Omni Heahh Center, Cleveland Ann Hendrickien Karen Ruegg Montgomery Friend of Choice Philip and Sarah Taylor Friend of Choice Rita Hartman Friend of Choice Julie M. Schindler Jen Steinbrenner M. Schwartz Jean Pitcher, M.D. Deborah Van Kleeff Geoffrey H.

Goodwin Louite and Jim Gomer-Bangel Ronald E. Swanger, M.D. Clara B. Conoboy Friend of Choice Anne Nicholes Mark and Kathleen Binnig Ruth T. Brdar Pam Milholland Margie D.

Bray Erica Dell Zielinski Jane A. Sharp Amy S. Hubbard Angi Jarrell Stefan and Marilyn Mochlup T. A. Lenz 2 Friends of Choice EWrtWaven fJeoa Barlow Hudson 'fiend of Choice Dr.

and Mrs. Hans Hirschmann Paula Terry-Locke Virginia Anderson Paul and Jean Raynes lebby IHtte-Vontine Evelyn la Men Tom La Mers Tom and Jodi Howkmd Elizabeth J. Henley Bonnie MehDtop Dale F. Parsons Mary S. Williams Jane Nicholson Scott Mary Jo Ginty Friend of Choice Enid Goubeoux Janice Lilly Joanna M.

Lima lata Women Space of Cleveland James H. Feldman, Jr. Leslie Andleson Paul Schwartz Patty W. Irish Chinnah MHhrasekaran Margaret A. Hastert Rogelia Navarro Barbara Pence Friend of Choice Friend of Choke Anne Powell Riley Kristen B.

Neuschel Viki Blinn Schwartz M. Mkhele Hampton Christy Craig Buck Harris Colombe leland Charlotte E. Clark Nancy M. Balogh Herbert M. Harris Lois H.

Harris Renee A. Roberts Cindy J. Rogers Pam Swaim Marckt Sauer Nancy A. Rudd, M.D. Drs.

Edward and Joan Mortin denied having been engaged in such activities. And Richard Managan said he was entrapped when his efforts to save the city money in his job as an assistant fire chief by using his garage to test toxic chemicals led to involvement with a paid informant and a corrupt agent of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. Managan was suspended from his job. Explosives expert to talk An explosives expert from the University of Texas will discuss "High Melting Explosives" tonight at the U.S. to cut el W.

Vaughn Larry Staler Anne M. Sounier Theodore E. Meckler Mrs. Isabella Margolis Gail Powers Bill and Gail Boston Lynn Misheff lenore T. Adams Maxine leventhal Friend of Choice Cheryl McCune Tri-County Coalition for Money Sherry Eric McQIctde UbFlemng Aha GSmmv 5 Nancy Spiegel Wei rg David Pigott hlARAiVWoetter I I.

rJ It UnAJuo Vnt margorer aarver i Mollv Mood! 1 Norm Yates the Right to Choose Friend of Choice Joonn Blosser Lisa longworth Dorothy AAendes Donna Fletcher The Rev. George luthringer Betsey C. Kaufman Susan L. Hallenbeck Norma J. Wright Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Lombardo Suzanne E. Bowers The Rev. John E. Bowers Ms.

J. Elise Bowers Ms. Helga Ansberry Ms. Nancy Frees Brodie G. Secrest, Jr.

D.D.S. Wendie A. GerusMark B. Levy Students For a Free Choke-Ohio State University Helena Von Villa Susan I. Montauk John Battaglia.

Barbara Tennenbaum Dr. Rachelle linger Sherman COMMONWORKS Cindie Cyms Friend of Choke Rosemary Clay Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Huether Friend of Choke Jan Stockawrtz Fred Sanborn Noel Sanborn Janet Sullivan Carol Dunn Nancy linger Ruth H.

Reilfy Ms- Pat Enciso Amy Klaben Merry Perlmutter Charles Blank Howard Van Kleef Helen L. Lawson W. liska Brian Mittelstoedt Sarah Elizabeth Schurr Cleveland Center for Reproductivt Health Nanipy Devine Campaign for Reproductive Rights Akron Barbara Rkito Mary T. Wright Janette R. Vogel Mary Jordan Arlehe J.

Roe Johri and Lois Pentek Susqn C. Frampton Mideast Region-National lawyer's Guild Friend of Choice Mr. ond Mrs. Theobold Frank Friend of Choice Donald M. Yoder Esther and Harvey Damaser Kathleen M.

Shannon Rkhard R. and Julia S. Mills Dolores Sutherland Roy: Sutherland Angela R. Chaney Robert Girton Don Hollister Friend of Choke Heidi Viemeister Friend of Choice Pt.vii::Ar4i -frandefaoki Pat PKkeral Chris Conway Mr. Robert V.D.

Booth Friend of Choke I Mend of Choice National Organization for Heidi and Pete Spencer Pinkerhjn Ann B. Mitchell Women, Cleveland East Chapter Friend ot Choice Sarah Grace Betty Morais enner oaginor, rugiK Arrows Ch(jir, Notional Qttuncil of lewnd Womerf insurance on abortion Maria Dennewitz Friend of Choke Rev. Jan Griesinger Kathry Wilen Phoebe H. Currier Helen Scragg Hill Deanna C. Kursh Frances Mitchell Schaul Amelia A.

Salerno Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Schwartz Arlene T. Lehtinjn Itabelle Margolii Stephonie Whiml fouise Wemrich I Friends of Choice Monica M.

Bassett, R.N Friend of Choice Alice V. Gray Sally K. Inglis Friend of Choke William C. Broaddus R.N. and JJ.

Hoffman Carol Easter Gibson Jacquelyn A. Koenig Deborah Powell Barbara Keenan Morgot F. Sankef (Mrs. Richard) "Swan Mary and Richard Hettlinger Rebecca S. Hauserman Paula Sonntag Robert P.

Sheon, M.D. Irma S. Sheon Carl and Jean Badger Susan and Gary Webb Mary Moron Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Bakomb Fran Power Judd Barbara Diane Hawk Robert F. Garber Sondra Samples Arlyn R. Zwyer, Esq. Barbara Louise Catherine Adams Jackson Susan Kuramoto David A. Jackson Carolyn ladd BillMulert Nancy Summers Sherry Lowe Joanne Aubrey Paul luken 1 IflntKoffM :iM.Grahi on uui tor reace ana omen apeak JustkeWILPF Friend of Choke Mary Kathleen Telban Joyce Hammer Marjorie A.

Travis Holly Anramtes 1 Planned Parenthood Association Ewart and: Mortha turner lafi Dorothy and Bill Scott Cathy D. Bishop athryn Van der Heiden it I. Newman VK Dr. and MrslxJtobei Cynthia Weir Maureen Lynch Gail Long Elizabeth Wright Gail Kohn Mr. and Mrs.

H.G. Briggs Dr. Frank Starr Kay and Jack Ingersoll Joan E. Trey, M.D. Suzanne Wall Two Friends of Choke John M.

Morton Christine P. Morton Sara Finn Kriger, Ph. D. Pamela S. Hyde Winifred F.

Dean Kathy (Mrs. David) Waltz Kristi Baum Friend of Choice Akron Center For Reproductive Health Dorry Burke Amy Schuman April C. Ayers Mrs. John R. Parker Daryl Lesowitz Mary N.

Woodrkh Janke Pontius Hamilton Maryfyn Brandhorst M. J. Friedman The Rev. William Brewster Slardl Grover E. Criswell Hie Jebbeth DaleSklar Nancy Goldsmith Blrker Han V.

Tro lander and suene Cheryl Jensen of Summit County Mary Campbell Zopf and Richard Zopf Robert Test Karen Golden M.F. Ludowese Diane Schneiderman Jacquafyn I. Martin Bill and Barb Sones Lawrence M. Bell Yt. Trolander Christopher Jensen WASHINGTON (AP) The Reagan administration said yesterday it is changing the health insurance plans of federal workers to drastically curtail abortion coverage for them and their dependents.

The change affects more than 8.6 million people. The American Federation of Government Employees, a union sponsoring one of the 120 insurance plans offered to federal employees, said it would ask a federal court to nullify the ruling on grounds the agency lacked authority to take the action. Patrick Korten, a spokesman for the Office of Personnel Management, said the abortion benefit curtailment is designed both to save money and carry out the administration's abortion policy. "This is consistent with administration policy to rpriiire nr eliminate tnynnvpr funds tr nnv fnr ohnr. I Frtend of Choice Mags John, and Fahh Eleanor Stout Beth Price i Paul A.

Hovanef Mabel I. Becke Betty McBridef Helen G. Helwig linda Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D.

Sells Barbara and Stool Tisteihl Louiie A. Douce Alice II 1 I Gregory W. Crawfon Ladislaus Wensceslaus Joseplf HowardRke km Famjfy Pkmrjkig Association of Shelley Robinson Cn i Sephanie M.immerman, PKTTJ Caryn R. Shpemaker Hlelene J. lappe" Caryn p.M.

Walsh 'Peter T. Worth Dolista Terry H. Gilbert Raphael B. Ezekiel Wendy Zinn Mrs. Ruth Dancyger Dr.

and Mrs. Allan B. Kuper Melarue S. windier I.A. Castellb Friend of CfjaiCe Friend of Choke riorence crammer inly A.

Do; woe ally rvqmawar. and Mrs. S. Ro ber Kirkpatrick Dr. and Mrs.

Arthur I. Weinsfein Terne Harper- Leena 5mitg: Liana Allinitov Leslie Yvonne Adorns John Corlett lanet R. i Christine Uhk Michelle K. Jones Evelyn M. Saver Doris Geist Barbara S.

Peterman Friend of Choice Virginia H. Goodwin Educatiolt for Freedom of i Anita E. Ingails Dorothy PcKSrtingo Choice Ohio NARA(Greene Ruth md Lester McManis William M. Locke Patricia Ann Humphrey Kathryn Schwartt Isabel Schworp Claire KesiW Women For Women of Cincinnati, People for Choice (Mahonir Trumbull and Columbianc eprodctive FreedbipCoalinpfi Cleveland laM Abortion Right) Counties) Janet E. Narten Donna S.

Krohn Actionogue Charjef Qt'Vaughn triejid of Choke ETERMCIEVJEIAND Barbara Hardman, R.I orofyn Boti 'endy Nelson, R.N. Ruth Homaus Smith Dorothy fsckart Betty Mantis A.R. Swmnerton Planned larenthood of Greatel Clevelond, Inc. Mark V. Allen Mary E.

iflrich Comerorf Jeon Carver JoncnW W.Harvey Mariaff Mendelsohn Joyce Maxwell Chadd Ann H. eters Patrkia layer Rkhard Nancy frank Frances Perry Fredlavender, M.D. Many Ann Lavender Jood F. ReckseH Bernord S. Reckseit tauta Zeldin Rose Bob; Cable lorrbine Poyton SueCassidy Friend of Choke Frieftd of Choke linda D.

Salmon Sally I. Thompson Ralph Cortell Faye M. Flock Lillian B. Pollens Edward Klaben Irene Klaben Beverly Viemeister, ACSW Paulette and Mark Krieger Peggie Tidd Nancy J. Terreri N.

Kappel National Organization for Women, Cleveland Chapter MM Raymond Clifford Sony Tatnpll Anne McFarland Joan Margaret Mary Beth Strauss Friend of Choice Richard Lapedes Inc. Sharon Stemberger Karen Lynn Wise Dr. Jesse and Brenda Hefter Eduard Ekhner, M.D. Sarah Spengler Janet R. Burnside, Esq.

S. Ted Isaacs M.K. Houduk An Cochran Carol S. Goodwin Susan Naderer Frank Jarrell Lorraine C. Holmes, Esq.

Judith Klein-levmo, R. N. Walter G. Caldwell Adewpur Sharon'CXvens Friend of Choke IV Shirley Hicks, l.P.h Hyn E. Singer, R.N.

Marilyn Loxley Sandra Simms, R.N. Shobha Tamasker, M.D. Mariel Wallace Sandra Dunbar Nita A. Rizen The Northwest Women's Penny Stan-Gary lee Rose U. Patel, M.D.

T.M. Mizanur Rahman, M.D. Mina K. reedheim Marnie Sbaul lee and Don Spinell Johanna Cath TSttrba Daniel J. Brustein a Allen Mr.

and Mrs. Ellery Sedgwick Therese Nolan John McGr Alke Greene David A. Nibert Jerald W. and Donna R. Maryel Vogel Smith Campaign for Rpcruc1fv r-j tions," Korten said.

According to Korten, about 17,000 abortions few of them involving life-threatening situations were paid for in 1980 by the health plans at a cost of $9 million. The government pays 60 percent of the premiums for the insurance coverage of its employees. The personnel agency figures show that as of June 1980, almost 2.4 million federal workers and 6.3 million of their dependents belonged to one of the insurance programs. There are 2.9 million federal employees. LSD-coated stamps sold to children DENVER (AP) Children in areas of Colorado and Wyoming are being enticed by colorful cartoon stamps depicting Mickey Mouse and Snoopy and coated with the hallucinogenic drug LSD, authorities say.

Beverly Kinard, president of the Colorado Federation of Parents, said the stickers have been offered free to elementary school students and sold "like postage stamps" for $5 to $8 a sheet to junior high and senior high school students. The drug can be ingested by licking the back of the stamps. About 20 people have been arrested in connection with the stickers, which authorities believe were made In Boulder County, and Berkeley, Calif. Convicts get 2-year break ROME (AP) Convicts who are not terrorists, Mafia criminals or "habitual delinquents" will get two years lopped off their sentences because of prison overcrowding, the Italian government has announced. Jeanne Starfire Popish Friend of Choke Paula S.

Ockner Nancy and Walter Boninger Alvin Longer Carol and Duncan Wall Beverly Quist Rev. and Mrs. G.W. Hartman Patricia I. Cabrera Mkhele K.

Dressier J. Mark Dressier Dorothy M. Blackmon Bruce and lori Gilbert Friend of Choke Sylvia Culig Joseph B. Perry, Jr. Carol Rhymer Chris Garwood Ronnie Paxton, M.Ed.

Jamei Hecker Jodie Holman Beverly Allbery, R.N.C Susan Hinkel, R.N. Mary Bosco Joan South gate The Rev. David and Helen Pointer AnneD. Ufrkh Rights Akron Carlo and Gordon Ersted Kathleen Maxfield Friend of Choke Friend of Choke Nancy R. Greene Curtis D.

Greene Carol Benson Norine P. Morton A Friend of Choke Richard C. Kriger M. Renee Bostkk Friend of Choice David R. Wahz Robert and Joanna Schneider Zangrando Richard A.

Schwartz, M.D. Helen C. Thompson Friend of Choice Lawrence R. Levy, M.D. Friends of Choke Sharon E.

McCreedy Cory Zucker Morris Jaffa Louise G. Krohn Brian Edlin Martha 8. Tyler, R.N. Holfy B. Frankel Miriam Ronis Judith Van Kleef Tristine Roberts N.A.

Russell Howard A. Bullis Sandra S. Bullis Maryann Solomon Patricia Olds Sandra A. Simpson Edie Stanley Friend of Choice (The organizations and Individuals listed above contributed to the cost of this ad) I I want to join the people working to protect the 1973 Supreme Court Decision. En- I a at aft closed is my contribution of Please contact me about local pre-choice activities.

PHONE (DAY) I NAME "We recognize the right of the trtdMdual, married or single, to be free from unwarranted governmental Intrusion Into matters so fundamentally affecting a person as the decision whether to bear or beget a child. That right necessarty Includes the right of a woman to decide whether to terminate her pregnancy. United States Supreme Court January 22, 1973 (EVEN.) Mail to: NARALDAYTON 45409 ADDRESS CITY ZIP 2025 W. Schantz, Dayton, OH 45409 (A chapter of NARALOHIO, 65 S. Broad Columbus, OH 43215).