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Gal rep calls King violent Washington (UPD) Conservative Rep. Larry McDonald (D-Ga.) yesterday broke a stream of testimony supporting a national holiday in memory of Martin Luther King Jr. by demanding release of the FBI's King tapes. McDonald, testifying before House post office subcommittee, drew murmurs and hisses from the predominantly black audience when he said that King was not the nonviolent man people thought him to be but was "in fact, wedded to violence," with Communists in his entourage. -McDonald said the King tapes should be heard before any holiday is established, "lest there be any embarrassment." But the tapes, obtained illegally in the 1960s by the FBI, were ordered sealed Jan.

31, 1977, for 50 years by U.S. District Judge John Lewis Smith. Coretta Scott King, widow of the slain civil rights leader, accompanying a petition with six million signatures, testified for the bill at the hearing. The bill, which Rep. John Conyers Jr.

(D- Mich.) has sponsored unsuccessfully in each of the last seven congresses, would designate King's Jan. 15 birthday as a national holiday. OBITUARY OSCAR S. STAUFFER Topeka, Kan. (AP) Oscar S.

Stauffer, 95, founder of the newspaper and broadcast group that bears his name and a moving force behind Alf Landon's 1936 bid for the presidency, died yesterday in Scottsdale, his family said. Stauffer began his newspaper career in 1906 as a $6-a-week cub reporter. When he died, his Stauffer Communications Inc. owned 31 publishing and broadcast properties in 11 states. He was president and chief executive officer of Stauffer Publications until 1969, when he became chairman of the board and later honorary chairman.

ROBERT LOWE KUNZIG Washington (UPI) -Robert Lowe Kunzig, 63, associate judge of the United States Court of Claims and a former administrator of the General Services Administration, died Sunday at Georgetown University Hospital after a short illness. ANGELINA JIMENEZ de VASQUEZ San Jose, Calif. (UPI) -Angelina Jimenez de Vasquez, 96, a community leader who fought alongside Pancho Villa during the Mexican revolution, died Sunday. She reared 18 children, all orphans, and was a leader in several community organizations. She joined Villa in 1911 at the height of the revolution.

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He has never examined her, but he said he was given all the facts about her medical history as a "hypothetic! case" by Famiglietti. He then was asked by the prosecutor what his medical opinion was as to the cause of each coma, and both times he answered: "Exogenous (external) insulin administration," causing hypoglycemic coma. He then ruled out more than nine other possible causes of such coma, explaining in detail to the jurors why it was impossible for anything but an injection of insulin to create the unconscious states. CAHILL RULED out alcohol, he ruled out barbiturates, and he ruled out reactive hypoglycemia, testifying that he has "never" known of any case of reactive hypoglycemia causing coma. Then, asked about the eggnog drinking, the doctor said: "I cannot think of a better antidote to hypoglycemia than to take eggnog" because the drink contains "high fat and protein." In cross-examination, defense attorney Herald Price Fahringer got the doctor to admit that there have been cases where people have secretly injected themselves with insulin, and then denied it.

These, he said, had psychiatric underlying causes. Before Cahill took the stand, a prominent New York City medical specialist testified that he had examined Mrs. von Bulow and that the only cause for her comas was insulin injections. The extensive tests done on her, said Dr. Donald Holub, proved that she could not have manufactured the "high level of insulin" found in her system.

It was the first time an expert told the jurors that both comas had an identical cause, "insulin injected into her body." Holub is a staff internist and specialist in endocrinology-the study of glands- at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, where Mrs. von Bulow is being cared for. Caught peaking in Peking Peking (UPD) -In the first such case reported in Peking, police arrested five people using government video equipment to show and copy steamy foreign sex films. The official media charged yesterday that pornography was polluting socialism with the "stink of the bourgeoisie." The official newspaper Peking Daily said the equipment used was illicitly taken or borrowed from government ministries, including the State Commission for Family Planning. 'DEATH NOTICES CASEY-Margaret D.

February 21, Death Notices, 1982. Devoted Beloved mother wife of of George George F. F. Jr. Sr.

In Memoriam, Mass and Joan Allers. Dear sister of Elizabeth Glover Gladys Halle. Also surAcknowledgment Notices vived by 7 grandchildren 3 JOHN greatgrandchildren. Reposing J. Notices may be telephoned to FUNERAL HOME, 2977 "THE NEWS" by your Funeral 9:30 Ocean A.M.

Ave. Thurs. (corner St. Ave. Mark's Church.

Mass A.M. 6 P.M., and Saturday Friday, DEVERY- William S. Beloved brothDirector, Monday thru 8:30 to McGovern and Sunday from 9 A.M. to Also survived by many nieces 3 P.M., to be in the A.M. editions nephews Reposing at the Pitta of the next day's paper.

Funeral until Home, Thurs. 300 10 McDonald A.M. Mass Ave. of In New York (212) 949-2076 Heart Christian of Mary Burial at Church, the Fort Immaculate HamilOn Long Island (516) 485-4000 ton Parkway at E. 4th St.

at 19:30 In New Jersey (201) 845-3500 A.M. Visiting hrs. 2 to 5 7 to 10. AGUNZO -Frances (nee Adams). On five DEVINE- of Helen (nee Reynolds).

NaFeb. 22, 1982. Beloved wife of MI- County Leitrim, Ireland. Drumshambo, chael, Devoted mother of Michael the Beloved Jr. Mary Ellen John.

Loving ter wife of of Mary late Coradeschi, Henry. Devoted Nancy, sissister of Florence Camilleri Adams. Doro- seph, Francis, Margaret Ward the daughter of Florence Dear Jothy Ardolino, Reposing WOOD late friends Catherine. 2-5 Family 7-9 P.M. will at receive LAWN MORTICIANS CHAPEL 4418 WILWhite Plains Road (Nr E.

238 St) LIAMS 232nd FUNERAL Bronx. HOME, 5628 Bronx. Mass of Christian Burial Mass Bway. at Church of the Visitation Funeral ception Church, Gun Hill Rd. Please Thurs.

10 A.M. Interment St. Thurs. 10:15 A.M. Immaculate ConRay- Omit Flowers.

mond's Cemetery. Con Edison Accelerates a Gas Refund to its Service Classification Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Gas Customers The Public Service Commission has approved Con: Edison's request to accelerate a $10 million gas refund to. its Service Classification Nos. 1, 2 and 3 gas customers beginning February 1, 1982 by an amendment to the Company's gas revenue stabilization clause.

The Com-. pany is accelerating the refund to its firm gas customers to temper the impact of 1982 winter heating bills. Under the normal operation of the Company's tariff, this amount would have been refunded to firm customers over a twelve month period. By the present change, customers will receive the accelerated refund automatically by a reduction in the gas adjustment charge during the months of February and March 1982. The accelerated refund will be in addition to the amounts that would normally be refunded to customers during these months.

Complete copies of these changes are available for your inspection at the office of the Public Service Commission, Two World Trade Center- 2440, New York, New York 10047, at the Company's Main Office at 4 Irving Place- Office New York, New York 10003, and at all Con Edison Business Offices, located in the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens and Westchester. The Business Office nearest you is shown on the back of your bill. CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK, INC. DEATH NOTICES Flushing, N. Y.

Mass of Christian Burial St. Mei's R.C. Church on Fri. 9:45 A.M. HART- T.

On Feb. 22, 1982. Bebrother of Marion Clohessy, William Margaret Smith Elleen Funeral Thurs. 8:45 A.M. from the McMANUS FUNERAL HOME, 2001 Flatbush Bklyn.

Funeral Mass Resurrection Church 9:30 A.M. Interment Calverton Nafional Cemetery. JONES Mary Ann. (nee Walter). On Feb.

22, 1982. Survived by her husband Richard. Loving mother of Marianne, Marlene, Barbara Ann. Richard, Eugene John. Also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Reposing WALTER B. COOKE FUNERAL HOME, 6900 4th Ave, Bklyn. Funeral Mass Fri. 9:30 A.M. Our Lady of Angels R.C.

Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. LANDI- Vincenzo. Feb.

22, 1982. Beloved father husband of Concetta. Devoted of Aldo, Glancarlo, Raffaella Bonvino. also survived by 3 grandchildren. Reposing Joseph Bottl Funeral Home, Inc.

605 E. 188 St. Bx. Requiem Mass Fri. 9:30 A.M.

Mt. Carmel Church. Visiting Hrs. 2-5 P.M. MATTIELLO Carmela (Millie), (Savino).

Dearest to Joseph. Devoted mother of Charles, Maria Urrutia, Dominic, Angela Guy. Dear daughter of Rose Mussillo. Grandmother of 4. Mother-In-law of Catherine Mattiello the late Ralph Urrutla.

Reposing at GUARINO FUNERAL HOME, 270 Ave Bklyn. Mass of Christian Burial Frl. 9:30 A.M. St. Marks R.C, Church.

Interment L.I. National Cemetery MULLANEY Eleanor (nee Higgins), on Feb. 22, 1982, Beloved wife of the late Devoted mother of John and Mary Roche. Dear sister of Mae Vroubek. Loving grandmother of 5.

Reposing at DENIS S. O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 91-05 Beach Channel Dr. Rockaway Beach. Funeral Thurs. Mass of the -Antonette.

Beloved wife of the late Vincent. Devoted mother of Rosanne. Loving sister of Joseph George Benvenga. Dear aunt of Estelle Maggese. Reposing FARENGA BROS (8X.

BRANCH) 920 Allerton ave. Funeral Thurs. A.M. Mass Immaculate Conception Church (Tuckahoe N. 10 A.M.

D'ORAZIO- Costantino Beloved husband of Mary (nee Mottola). Devoted father of Leonard, Lucille Allegretti Dominick. Dear son of Lucia. Loving brother of Florentino Mary Villani. Also 11 grandchildren.

Reposing SCARPACI CHAPELS 1401 86 Sf. until Friday 9 A.M. Mass St Frances DeChantel Church 9:30 A.M. FINAZZO Jimmy Valentine "The February 22, 1982. Retired U.S.

Navy. Brother of the late Rocco. Devoted brother of Louls, Frank, Sal, Marion Rose Phyllis. Reposing, FUNERAL STOBIERSKI GARDENHOME, 161 Driggs Brooklyn. Mass of Christian Burial Thurs.

9:45 St. laus Kostka R.C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. GALLAGHER- Ann Marie.

On Feb. 22, 1982. Devoted daughter of the late Patrick and Ann Gallagher, Loving of Thomas Galfagher, Margaret Clarke and the late James B. and Kathleen M. Gallagher.

Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 1634 Mahan Pelham Bay, Bx. on Fri. Feb. 26 at 11 A.M.

Interment St. Raymond's Cemetery. Visiting at the HANNEB'way, from 2-4 79 P.M. Wed. Thur.

GRANT- -Helena. On Feb. 22. Beloved wife of the late Leo. Devoted mother of Margaret Wales, Josephine Helena.

Sister of Bridget, Mary, Peggy, Kathleen, John Patrick all of Ireland. Loving grandmother of Martin Margaret. Reposing WALTER B. COOKE FUNERAL HOME THIRD Ave at 85 St. NYC.

Funeral Mass Fri. 10 A.M.. St. Stephen of Hungary, R.C. Church.

Interment L.I. National Cemetery. HAILED Edwin W. On Mon. Feb.

la. 22, 1982. Husband of the late VirginDear father of Edward, Virginia Munda and Joan Santangelo. Also survived by 3 grandchildren, Reposat MARTIN GLEASON FUNERAL HOME, 20 Northern Resurrection 10A. M.

at St. Camillus Church. Interment St.Raymond's Cemetery, Visiting 2-5 7-10 P.M. LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BIDDERS STORSECTIONS TRACKS 4 MADISON AND FOR SA ROUTE EAST ARG AVENUE TO A AXE OF Sealed bids or proposals for the Storage Tracks for Route 131-A, Sections 4 and 5A, East 63rd Street, Madison Avenue Manhattan, to Third Contract So of received by the New York City Transit Authority called Authority on behalf of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, at the office of the Authority at No. 370 Jay Street, (11th floor conference room) Borough of Brooklyn, New York City, until March 31, 1982 af 10:00 O'clock A.M., at which time and place the proposals will be publicly opened.

The above Route 131-A, Sections 4 and 5A, Is a part of a subsurface railroad extending from East of Madison Avenue to Third Avenue along East 63rd Street in the Borough of Manhattan. A fuller description of the work and other. requirements. provisions and specifications Including qualification requirements of bidders, are given in the Information for Bidders, in the Forms of Contract, Bonds and Bidin der's Proposal, in the Specifications, the Appendix, In the any, Issued by the Authority, and on the Contract Drawings, all of which are to be deemed a part of this invitation spected and and copies of purchased which at may Room elf; 370 Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, at the prices on file there. In order to assist prospective bidders In the preparation of their bids, prospective bidders are advised that tour of Inspection lob will be held on March 8, 15821 at 10:00 clock A.M.

The place of the meeting for the tour of Inspection will be at the northeast of 3rd Avenue and East 63rd Street, Borough of Manhattan. Prospective bidders who desire to attend or have a representative attend this Inspection shall notify the Engineer by telephoning 212-759-9567 not later than March 5, 1982. This contract may be subject to financial assistance contract between the Authority and the United States of America, Department of Transportation. Urban Mass Transportation Administration and in part State to financial from the of New York. All bidders will be required to certify that they are not on the U.S.

Comptroller General's list of ineligible contractors for federally financed and assisted construction. Authority notifles all bidders that regard to any contract entered Into pursuant to this Invitafion to Bid, advertisement or solicitaminority business enterprises will be afforded opportunity to submit bids proposals In response, and will not be sublected fo discrimination on the basis of race. religion, color, sex or national origin in consideration for an award. The Contractor will be required to comply with Federal equal employ-0 ment opportunity regulations. At the time the bidder to demonstrate his financial ability and to quality as to skill and experience.

to he comply with evaluated Federal as to equal employbe his ability ment opportunity requirements. This evaluation will include an examination of the bidder's past performance in the equal employment opportunity area and an evaluation of the bidder's ability and plan to obtain participafion by minority employees and bustnesses in the performance of the work pursuant to the Federal requirements of the contract. The Bidder's atten. fion Articie Is 82, directed "No 67-A and entitled crimination" and "Bid Conditions-Af-38 firmative Action Equal Employment Opportunity 'respectively, with which bidders, con: tractors and subcontractors must comply. of contract may be subject to the approval of the City, the Urban Mass Transportation Administration the New York State Financial Control The Board and the State will Comptroller.

receipt of bids be sublect to the requirements specified in said YORK CITY TRANSIT AUfor THORITY. BY RICHARD RAVITCH. Chairman. LEWIS J. NEHEMIAS, Assistant Secretary.

Flowers help ease the loss. Since 1910 FTD Send your sympathy with special care DEATH NOTICES NIXON-Irene E. (Formerly of Brooklyn, New York) On Feb. 19, 1982. De- Cemetery.

PARDON Raymond. Reposing WILFUNERAL HOME, 5628 Broadway, until Fri. 9:30 A.M. PORCELLA Sam. On Feb.

22, 1982. Beloved son of Fay and Frank Porcella, Loving brother of Michael, Frank and Thomas. Reposing at Hillebrand Funeral Home, 1238 Cross Bay Broad Channel, N. Y. Mass of Christian Burial Fri.

9:30 A.M. at St. Virgillus R.C. Church. Interment St.

Charles Cemetery. (Mamie). Devoted wife of the late John Snr. Loving mother of John, Helen Cosfello and the late Frank. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Fond sister of Josephine Evans. Funeral from HILL FUNERAL HOME, Thursday 3535 9:30 E. A.M. Tremont Mass Bronx of Christian Burlal St. Benedict's Church 10 A.M.

Interment St. Raymond Cemetery. voted daugther of the late Irene and Thomas F. Nixon. Dear sister of the late Thomas W.

Nixon. Survived by cousins. Reposing at the Macken Mortuary, 52 Clinton Rockville Center, L.1. Mass Of Christian Burlal Holy Innocents R.C. Church, Beverly Road and E.

17th St. Brooklyn, N.Y. Thurs. Feb. 25th 10:30 A.M.

Interment Cemetery of The Holy Cross, Brooklyn, Family will receive friends 2-5 and 7: P.M. 0 Michael V. Feb. 21, 1982. Native of Easkey, County Sligo, Ireland.

Loving husband of Mary (nee Gleeson). Dear father of James, Claire, Kathleen and Maureen. Father in law of Mary Ann. Devoted son of Margaret and the late Daniel in Ireland, Dear brother of Helen Kavanaugh, Theresa Bracken, Margaret Buckley, Leila Connor also Patrick in England and Daniel, John James, Joseph and Sr. Assumpta in Ireland.

Reposing WALTER B. COOKE FUNERAL HOME, 1 West 190 Bx. Funeral Mass St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church Thurs. 11 A.M.

Interment Gate of Heaven J.E. McQUADE DIR. RAVALLI-Marianna. Beloved mother of John, Giacomo and Joseph. Devoted sister of Vincenzo Azzolina.

Reposing at VANELLA'S CHAP. ELS, 29 Madison NYC, until Fri. 9 A.M. Mass of Resurrection St. Joseph's Church 9:15 A.M SACCO Anthony.

Feb. 22, 1982. Beloved son of the late Joseph Antolnette from East Harlem. Devoted brother of Dominick, Pat, Fred, Angle Tutora, Anita lemma Dorothy Barbato. Reposing Joseph Botti Funeral Home, Inc.

605 E. 188 St. ReMass Mt. Carmel Church Thurs. 9:30 A.M.

Hrs. 2-5 SCHUL Adam. On Feb. 1982. Of Plandome, N.Y.

Beloved husband of Lilia. Dear brother of Edwin, Arthur, Richard and Elizabeth Bragg. Friends may call at THE FAIRCHILD CHAPEL, 1570 Manhasset, L.1. Wed. Thur, 3-5 7-9 P.M.

Mass of Chrisflan Burial St. Mary's R.C. Church. Manhasset, L.I. Fri.

9:45 A.M. Interment Nassau Knolls Cemetery, Port Washington, N.Y. SPENDLEY- Beatrice (nee Kilker), Beloved wife of Joseph J. Devoted mother of Joseph, Kathleen Liebespach, Robert, Arnold Richard. Dear sister of Claire Hetterich John Kilker.

Also survived by 7 grandchildren. Family will receive friends from 2-5 7-9 WILe LIAMS FUNERAL HOME, 5628 Bway. at 232nd Bronx. Funeral Mass St. John's Church Thurs.

A.M. Interment St. Charles Cernetery, Farmingdale N. Y. SPIELMANN- Theresa M.

Kessler). On Feb. 22, 1982. Beloved the late Joseph H. Devoted a mother of John, Anna Brooks, Joseph Theresa Checkovich Catherine Van Antwerp.

Also survived by 23 grandchildren. 8 greatgrandchildren. Funeral Fri. 9 A.M. from the MCMANUS FUNERAL HOME, 2001 Flatbush Funeral Mass 9:30 A.M.

St. Vincent Ferrer Church. Interment Calvery Cemetery IN MEMORIAM DIGIACOMO- Joseph. Brother not day goes by that I don't think of you. Your zest for life lives on in the peopie that love you most.

You exemplifled life lIved it to the fullest. Your memory will live forever. Love your brother John Diana Joseph Matthew. SCIMONE- Gluseppe. Dearest Poppa 25th Anniversary in Heaven.

The years have not made us forget what a wonderful father grandfather you were. Kiss Momma for us. Miss you always. Your Loving Children..