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The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 12

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MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 159 12 Daily Herald Army Takes 8 Green Berets Out of Solitary Hurricane Termed 'Beautiful' Blaiberg Death Clouds Future Of Transplants ROME aTIV-Dr. Denton A. Cooley of Houston, the heart New Oil Tax Policy Is Urged Confusion, Illness, But No Fights Thousands Leave Overcrowded Woodstock Music and Art Fair HOUSTON' (UPI) Air Force SAIGON (ITI)-The Artij? Rheault of Vineyard Haven day transferred eight accused firmer commander of lembers of Uk GreenBereisali Special Kw ietnara. mmberi Capt. Robert Clark f.ew into surgeon, said today the death of Dr.

Philip Blaiberg casts douDt rom cary confinement to an Tjvtt. criminal lawyer, the eye of Hurricane Camille and called it 'beautiful." WASHINGTON (UPI) -The on the future of heart 'A-y barracks, and a civilian ie three men-Mai. WHITE LAKE, Y. (UPI- rage mam Hum- Treasury and Interior Depart- transplants. defense attorney for three of navirf Crew of Cedar Thousands of young people ment are urging President Thic Aav fnr hpart the men predicted the Army i0a: CaDt Leland J.

snrlriMI nrorftSskin: "It roughest I've VjTnn nrrtrio rwr nil tar formed a surgery," Cooley said. "As long would "PP alJ charges within Bruaiiey of Duncan, and fl intA" 7 I today leading tram tne ooa-rc' V1B, "i policy to help the administra- "7 as Dr. Blaiberg was alive, so the next te cays. 'Qiief Warrant Otacer taara 'stock Music and Art fair, tne uul tion regain the concessional iwas the heart The yven Special Forces rM. Boyle of New York Dty.

KTaiv Miner itwci- i Mt UnnA i iL. weekend Prei, s.000 spotlight from extravaganza. I our-enge C130 weather Democrats. v5iam. nuw uiibi vui.o.- otticers enu a ergeaiu jn tiiens, anauitx der whether to continue or been held in solitary confine- attorney suggested mpnt while aumoniies the mvstpnous Two young men died and Plane.

WW recornassancej scores of oersonT were injured into the eye of the! The plan would require oil llZmest storm ever to hit the companies to jjjjh their tax Friday. Raymond R. Mizsak.iVnited States, lost an engne injbreaki by vg money to the tax breaks uiiutaj u'at (See Page One for maia Story gated charges the eight were vietnamese, believed to have euiltv of murdering a Vietna- hfn a aeent, was a top on Blaiberg.) into 17 Tritnn .1 as tne miast ot the nurricane maeA national, mere were Vietnamese. The rtsatiAnal Thf level 3JU'. v.

i. new programs to improve or develop the nation's natural rrjev Vietnamese statement was made by Guy vacaua with his wife and on crushed Saturday as he lay in and was orced to make sleeping bag in the path of a an emergency landing at tractor. A youth still unidenU-j Ellington Air Force Base, near fied died Sunday at a hospital the Manned Spacecraft Ceater children, said the news Blai resources. The proposal which would either add millions of dollars to the oil industry tax bill or berg, the world's longest surviving heart transplant patient, was dead saddened and shocked him. migni De a mgn rai'B Scott attomev for Capt.

Budge government official. Williams of Alliens. He said 'This case should be won military sources with whom without a tral," said attorney ne talked by telephone con-Henry R. Rothblatt, 53, of New firmed was a South York Gty. "They have nc Vietnamese higher up.

evidence." I trom ojug overaose, mougnt 10 be heroin. "ll's shame it has to hit cii cmi, Clark said. "It was r- generate a spate of research on the 600-acre dairy farm autiful to fly into it It was and development projects. It "Blaiberg was a courageous leased for the festival, "l11 pen puouuy aworsea oy but beautiful man," said Cooley, who has carried out about 20 heart Interior Army Secretary Walter the large pasture in front of the Rothblatt said the cannot The eight crew members, HickeL even stage to a slippery brown, transplant operations in Hous based at Ramey Air Force Poco in PitArin Rin flv Quagmire. ton.

"Despite his death, there is, prove the alleged victim ever Sources said Treasury Secre tary David M. Kennedy also is The police and promoters Ponaic justification for continuing advocating the program, al estimated 450,000 persons gatt- Mnce Squadron. Tneir unoffi- i Ara1 haps a nanlr a tna 1 Grand Jury Due for S.L County existed much less that he was; killed. "This case is a dead cinch," he said. "I wish they were all like this." though somewhat more quietly.

i tiUe is "Hurricane Hun- festival late Saturday and But the ultimate choice is Nixon's. The President must The eight Berets have beenj times jie audience initially decide during his working expected, overtaxed the half- transplant operations, especially for persons facing certain death within days." But he said it was difficult to say if heart transplants should become commonplace under other circumstances. Patients undergoing heart transplant operations, Cooley said, arj the most gravely ill persons in the world. vacation on the oil-rich Califor accused ti killing a Vietnamese in the Nha Trang area on June 20. They included Col.

Robert completed facilities and made nia coast if he will include the much of the weekend uncomfor plan the tax package he will SALT LAKE CITY (UPD-Third Disrict Jude Brian H. Croft issued an oider today for table. present the Senate Finance Many were expected to Committee Sept. 4. New Census May Bring Redistricting WASHINGTON (UPI) -After the 1970 census, population rhanpps rnmhined with th one- remain on the farm until a grand jury to be selected in Salt Lake County.

The tax reform bill passed by never shortened by one hour the life of a patient." Coolev described Blaiberg's death as "a step back for science." "LooKing back on my past the House cuts the controver Tuesday morning 40 names will be chosen from the more midweek or later. Medical officials who set up first aid stations and a field hospital beneath a pink and white tent sial depletion allowance from medical activities," he said, "I can flatly state that I have 274 to 20 per cent but than 4,000 names now included in the jury box. The prospective jurors will be interviewed near the performing area said man one-vote edict are expect- permits oil companies to continue single-year write-offs of intangible drilling costs. mey wouia Keep ue facilities ed to force a redrawing of for qualification by troft next congressional district lines in Monday, Aug. 25.

Three thousand people weremanv of the 50 states. Hunt Spreads to Canada On Multiple Murders Cf the 40 interviewed, seven As a result, both major considered a major loophole by some Treasury tax experts. The Treasury-Interior proposal would permit oil companies to claim no more benefits from parties have already zeroed in jurors will be chosen to inves on the 1970 state elections in an LOS ANGELES (UPI) A.slayings were connected with treated tor assorted injuries during the fair. Four hundred suffered unfavorable reactions to drugs, including three young men in critical condition in a hospital. Most of the drug problsms were "bad trips" attempt to control state legisla manhunt for a red-haired drugs.

depletion, intangible drilling The Los Angeles Times suspect in the mass murders of reported that friends of the actress Sharon Tate and four tures which will be redrawing those districts. They want the control both for the political power base involved and because they hope to get a other persons spread through victims told detectives that narcotics were delivered to the from poor-quality LSD being sold in the area. I tigate cases in the county. Under Utah statutes, the business of a grand jury must remain secret until the jurors make their recommendations for indictments of dismissal. The seven jurors will have until the end of this year to consider their assigned cases.

western Canada today. costs or other measures than they spend on research. Research would be defined as exploratory oil drilling, projects to extract oil from oil shale, new programs to use coal, innovactions in forestry man home for the use of two of the Two children were born favorable break in the Thomas Steven Harrigan, 23, victims, Polish film director Voityck Frokowsky, 37, and during the festival, one in an auto heading for the farm As an example, the Demo was described as a nippie type" and a known narcotics addict by Los Angeles police, coffee heiress Abigail olger, which was caught in traffic on agement or other development 26. crats say it would be theoretically possible for the Republl nearby route 17B, the other in a who said he was wanted for of natural resources. i i'-rf '-'Is 'ifiNiTiWi ilM ftrnfrff nrr murder.

hospital after an airlift from the festival field hospital. Dr. cans, if they controlled the California Legislature in 1970, The plan could be either substituted for the House- Also sought were three other "hippie types" believed travel ENDS TOMORROW OPEN AT 7:00 SHOWS at 7:30 and 10:00 to redraw the congressional William Abruzzi, ue physician who directed the festival's passed cut in the depletion ing with Harrigan somewhere WHO'S CARRYING WHOM might well be asked of this scene at the White N.Y. Woodstock Music and Art Fair. At first glance, it would appear that a girl is carrying a boy but it seems the other way around as a boy (it says) carries girl (it says) who has become ill at the festival.

(Herald-UPI Telephoto) medical operations, said there in the Canadian provinces of allowance or layered on top of it. Even with a 20 per cent allowance, the tax saving to be were four miscarriages report districts in such a way the Democrats could win only a small percentage of the seats. The current issue of "Demo Memo," a publication of the Democratic National Commit ed during the weekend. earmarked tor research in M-GoldwvrrMayer presents "The one thing I've got to substantial. The Senate Finance Commit say, though," Abruzzi noted, "is that I have yet to see any injury that has been the result of a fight.

To my knowledge, tee is scheduled to begin tee, carries its lead story under the headline, "Project '70: Legislative Races." It notes that the committee's executive hearings on the tax reform bill Sept. 4. The administration Martin Rimsohoff Production of "Ice Station Zebra" Major Suspended For Allowing Psychos To Guard Nuclear Stockpile there has been no violence whatsoever, which is remarkable for a crowd of this size. committee authorized Sen. Fred plans to offer a comprehensive set of amendments to th British Columbia and Alberta.

Harrigan's traveling companions were identified as Charles Tacot, Harris (or Harrison) Dawson, and William Doyle. Harrigan reportedly attended a party the night of the massacre at the secluded home leased by Miss Tate and her husband, film director Roman Polanski. Homicide detectives would say only they are investigating the "narcotics aspects" of the perplexing case. However, reports mounted the grisly House bill at that time. R.

Harris of Oklhoma, national party chairman, to appoint a These people are really beauti ful." special task force to develop a national program to win "That means he could have Super Paric and Irfetexix legislative seats. sent the other fellow for a cup Ninety per cent of Canada's 20 million people live within a 200-mile-wide strip threaded by At Republican headquarters, of coffee and been alone with control of legislatures is one of the assignments given to the the missiles," Carrow said. "It scares the hell out of me. It's tne Trans-uanada Highway. newly orgamzed campaign divi 7U; to Take Notes for Fall Tuition like Dr.

Strangelove." THE DOCTOR TURNED FIGHTER, sion. Ihat division is supposed 1111 However, Sgt. William M. Leopold testified at the hearing that he was supervisor KATHARlNe HtPBURN I Ettkngr AqiKtime, His Wilt 3 mm of the nuclear weapons arsenal to set standards of performance to measure capability of the GOP state organizations. Plans for legislative campaigns will be among the standards to be judged.

The GOP is planning to send advisory task forces into most SALT LAKE CITY University of Utah will and that accidental detonation of the weapons is impossible. accept seven per cent promis The testimony was the first sory notes for tuition from P6T6R OTOOL6 Htniy H. of EnglM It's about love, hate, vengeance, greed, ambition. Ifs about life. WEEK DAYS public disclosure nuclear weapons are stocked at the base, students who would normally states before the 1970 elections.

l.dies ue.Iore ons SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-The Air Force has suspended a major on charges he allowed three men with dangerous psychiatric problems to guard a gupersecret nuclear weapons Btockpile at Hamilton Air Force Base, 25 miles north of San iFrancisco. Base Commander Col. Michael Stublarec said Sunday Maj. Donald Tidwell has been relieved of duties pending Investigation. The case came to light during the weekend in the record of a preliminary hearing for Sgt.

Robert V. Ballou, 22, Corvallis, accused of going berserk with a loaded carbine at the base. Civilian attorney Robert D. Carrow of Novate said Ballou, his client, had pleaded not to be assigned to a job involving explosives and weapons for fear he might hurt somebody. But on several occasions, Carrow said, Ballou was the senior noncom of a two-man receive government- guaranteed oit Ln Kontc These also will be concerned thi(.

fall with legislative elections, LION IN W1NT6R HER ACADEMY AWARD WINNING PERFORMANCE! SAT. SUN. Institutional Council chair Tidwell, 37, had testified that accidental explosion was possible, although he conceded he is a security officer and not a nuclear specialist. He also said he had received unfavorable psychiatric evaluations of Bal man Edward W. Clyde said the notes, which will be due within Over 3,000 University of Utah students Darticinate in ths tert- MBmnoiuiaew, one year, will be accepted forjerauy insured loan program, itftaatre 7:15 and 9:45 fall quarter tuition in the event many of whom would otherwise lou and two others but did not relieve them because of a 1230li2r4Wl74-SS2 Haunt tam-mmum mmn mm mum ENDS OMAR 5HADIF have to drop out of school, according to president James C.

Fletcher. shortage of replacements, Congress does not authorize educational loans at competitive interest rates prior to the beginning of school, or if the sub winnii viinim Stublarec said that there TUESDAY i JACK PALANCE FIDEL CASTRO were other replacements avai Ends TUES. HURRY! OSARE DAKAR ROBERT 10GGIA WOODY STRODE 8ARBARALUNA stitute loans are not made avail COLORH able by the Utah State Board lable and that Tidwell had been suspended while both his testimony and base security EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-IN SHOWING NOW! of Higher Education in tune for lahrWfSctatFlMcteftooxfai MntfW ST WTUTt SW MOtWRcTSOa Mcm(wCMicHlrlmSCHffll tmm registration. JT CO-HIT" "HARD COTRACrA JAMISCOWIN, III RIMKK A guard unit for nuclear-tipped Procures at the Marin County ltQtllitf ii'ArA intraprirTotsisi facility investigated, were missiles stored at the base. 'MAN ON THE MOON IN 1969-AND NOW "A fantastic movie about man's future!" Life Magazine FEATURE at 6:45 9:1 5 One of the other two guards mentioned at the Fridav: i FRED ASTAlREjh 1 I PETULA CLARK jj OPEN 8:30 SHOW AT 9:00 9xm hearings is now in a psychiatric ward and the other has been discharged.

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