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today: High 84, Low 52. 117th Year No. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 13, 1972 15c 30 Pages veinro 1 Hqackere Meose MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern Thursday selected Missouri Sen. Thomas F.

Eagleton to be his running mate in the race for the White House. The announcement came minutes after McGovern had to formally notify the Democratic IHlostoaes National Committee that the 42-year-old St. Louis lawyer would serve as his vice presidential candidate the campaign LAKE JACKSON, Tex. (AP) ken wrist and multiple con- against President Nixon. i The FBI said today two tusions of the face.

Beaver was armed hijackers have agreed to shot in the right side and was give up three hostaged steward-in good condition, the hospital Tj 1 1 k' yf. ML esses ana weir ransom money jsaid. in exchajige for a private plane A spokesman said the plane landed here because it was low Selection of the first-term senator was announced at a news conference by Frank Mankiewicz, a top aide to McGovern. The choice will be up to the convention itself at tonight's session. However, there was no doubt McGovern's selection would be ratified.

In making his choice, Man- with an agent-pilot. The deal was the first break on fuel. There are no jet fuel 3 facilities at the field, known as Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton wneu uie wiiuea a Lake Jackson Airoort.

The small airstrip here aboard a is not served by the airlines but plane hijacked ajt Philadelphia its runway is 5,000 feet long, sufficient for the jet to take off. Wednesday night. After the Na kiewicz said McGovern wanted tional Airlines 727 touched The FAA said the hijackers 'a man in whom he would have absolute and complete con down the wounded pilot and started to emerge badly beaten flight engineer 3 the Diane.s were fidence" and in whom the na left the plane and it was sur tion would have trust as a pos Roller Coaster Fatality lowered but went back inside at sight of police. rounded by armed law officers. sible president.

The exchange plane, a single- Discarded placards litter the floor of Miami Beach's Convention Hall after Democratic delegates at their national convention nominated Sen. George S. McGovern to be their presidential candidate Wednesday night (AP Wirephoto.) The plane originally appeared engine Cessna 182, was sitting The McGovern aide indicated Eagleton had been picked be tL headed for Dallas, flew over hallway down the o.OOO-foot runway awaiting preparation of for cause he would attract the support from more traditional elements of the party who have rn sna, the FBI said. Mystery shrouded this morn From Houston, said a National spokesman, it flew south over the Gulf of Mexico. But doubts about McGovern.

The FBI agent piloting the McGovern concentrated "al ing the death of Edward Crooks, 13, of Saratoga, who either step small escape plane was identified as Frprf Hartnnp the spokesman said the craft Tvo Giant High Ulses Proposed Dim Samta Cmz 0 1 1 1 most entirely on the question of whether such a man would ped or fell from the Giant Dip The hijackers stipulated that ZTZTZ per roller coaster on the or ow j. icuuu Mime aa jii complement and be an addition Boardwalk at 1:30 p.m. Wed 1 -J- 'UJa. to the ticket, Mankiewicz said. Eagleton will be nominated uuuu uic uetu woo luaue uie hijackers had remained aboard nesday.

"We're still sifting the facts, the disabled jet with the three by Kenneth Gibson, the black mayor of Newark, N.J., who said Deputy Coroner Jim stewardesses. A fourth steward The plane was out of communication with control towers while in flight. A spokesman for National, whose Miami to New York milk run was hijacked Wednesday Powell. "We don't have any of was a major figure in the draft ficial statement yet." ess, taken hostage in Philadelphia, escaped. ing of the 1972 Democratic campaign platform.

The hiiarkirw nf Hip Nflitiorinl Airlines plane was one of two, a ransom had been Crooks, who had hitchhiked to the Boardwalk from Los Gatos with four friends, fell from a car moving at 30 to 35 m.p.h. Eagleton was an early supporter of Sen. Edmund S. Mus- that began Wednesday night. Eaia- DULne.wuan 1 eany The other hiiackins mjacicers naa Deen despite the imposition of a safe furnished with parachutes at kie's campaign for the Democratic nomination.

However, he backed McGovern in the criti against American Airlines for ty bar that locks passengers to ransom of $550,000 but the lone hijacker gave up at Oklahoma their seats, said Warren Skip' Philadelphia. Their destination was unknown when the escape plane departed ahout 5:30 a.ra. cal floor fight Monday night over seating McGovern dele Littlefield, spokesman for the City in the early morning. needed, Geisler said, "to allow a planned development." "A hearing on this is scheduled July 19," Geisler said, "but a continuance will be asked until Aug. 2 so the staff may study project plans in more detail.

There won't be a public hearing until Aug. 2." A spokesman for the developer said this morning that the project is not intended to compete with the city in any way and that the company is "strictly neutral" on the current controversy involving the Lighthouse Point convention center. "Our project would complement rather than compete with the proposed convention center complex," the spokesman added. "We hope no one will seek to draw us into this discussion. We like Santa Cruz.

hope to contribute to the city's growth." The spokesman said that "several millions" of dollars are involved in the project, and added, "Actually, we can't say how much the development will cost until after the project has gone out to bids." Proposals for two multi-million-dollar high-rise developments will be submitted next week to the city planning commission, Acting Planning Director Howard Geisler announced during a commission study session Wednesday night. A 20- to 21-story hotel to be called the Palace of the Pacific is planned in a complex proposed by Orange Grove Orchards on the site of Sister's Hospital on West Cliff Drive. The complex will include apartments, shops, meeting rooms and a theater, Geisler said. The second proposal is by T. A.

Butler for two 16-story apartment houses at the foot of Frederick Street, overlooking the yacht harbor on the west side. The Frederick Street site is zoned correctly for the apartment house, Geisler said, but the developer requires a site supervision permit- "Project plans will be discussed in some detail at the commission hearing July 19," a development spokesman said. "Cost is estimated at $10 to $12 million." For the hotel complex, however, rezoning is gates from California. In the American Airlines hi Seaside Co. The accident occurred on jack, of a Dallas-bound jet, the "He brings a good deal to the ticket," Mankiewicz said.

"He's straight-away section of track 15 lone gunman apparently aban feet above the sand. Crooks ap a young, vigorous campaigner doned a plan to try to escape and a consistent foe of the Viet by parachute and instead sur parently was dragged for some distance along the catwalk, said (Continued on Page 2) Pine Tree Causes nam war and Nixon adminis rendered meekly to a Littlefield. tration military spending pol The boy's friends and others ices. A Roman Catholic from St. Louis, Eagleton in in his first gave the alarm when the car He left behind the ransom package, which actually contained less than half what he returned to the starting area.

Somehow, the boy fell to the Senate term and had compiled demanded, and the gun turned a liberal voting record. He is gravel roof of a restroom facili out to have been empty. Outage ty where he was found dead by The plane's tires were def considered to be an ally of organized labor. members of Santa Cruz lated by the impact of the land Earlier the Missouri senator Ambulance and police. had openly indicated his inter Paris According to a police report, ing, an FAA spokesman said.

Earlier, police indicated sharpshooters had shot out the tires. A pine tree mat fell on a Fischer Forfeits est the vice presidential Robert Homer, an employe with line transmission nomination and had told report The hijackers had demaned ripped electric power from mid- the seaside Co. at the Wild Mouse ride and an unidentified ers Wednesday night he was $600,000 when they The took county and northern Santa Cruz Talks control of Miami to New York: County for three minutes this one of three leading contenders after Sen. Edward M. Kennedy tiignt at Philadelphia.

The air- i morning. econd Mcotch doctor saw the boy on the track and were about to rescue him vhen the train came round again and bumped him onto the hed rejected a spot on the The flash-out occurred at ticket line said it paid a ransom but would not say how much. The air pirates switched to Resume 11:06 a.m., according to Wayne Matthews. Pacific Gas and In that conversation with roof. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) newsmen, Lagleton said tie could help a McGovern cam the second plane after releasing Electric Co.

manager, when a the 113 passengers on the hi- i tree in the Larkin Valley area The report indicates the boy apparently fell from the top paign because of his youth, his PARIS (AP) The Vietnam Bobby Fischer forfeited his chess game with world champion Boris Spassky of Russia on track to a lower track where he jacked craft. The pilot later: near Watsonville caused the dove from the plane in an at-! powerful line to "arch out" by religion, his urban background peace talks resumed today was struck head-on by the train. and his ties with labor. tempt to ground it and flying 1 pushing it close to another line. But Littlefield didn't think it after 10 weeks but the positions A graduate of Harvard Law duties were turned over to his It instantly affected thousands possible for the boy to fall to a Chief referee Lothar Schmid gave Fischer the hour provided by the rules to make his first move.

When the hour was up, Schmid examined the clock, walked to the front 0 fthe stage and said: "Ladies and gentl-s-men, Mr. Fischer did not appear in the playing hall. According to rule No. 5, if a player is more than one hour late of both sides appeared un- backstage, bowed to the crowd and left. Robert Byrne, the No.

2 U.S. player, said: "You are watching the first two-game world championship in the history of chess." During the elapsed hour there was a constant relay of telephone calls between the Sports Palace and Fischer's hotel. The crowd's reaction was one of anger. A young American copilot. of customers in all areas except second track because of a time element and called that part of School, Eagleton was elected Missouri State Atty.

Gen. at the; age of 31 and four years later changed. The getaway plane landed in Boulder Creek. Empire Grade U.S. Ambassador William J.

heavy rain and was surrounded, area and the Big Basin area. the police report "conjecture was successful in a bid tor the Porter put before the confer Thursday by failing to appear at the playing hall. Fischer boycotted the game because he objected to the presence of movie cameras in the hall. The forfeit gave Spassky, who beat Fischer on Wednesday, a 2-0 lead in the scheduled 24-game series. It was uncertain whether the maitch would survive.

governorship. Powell said the coroner is still investigating the incident. He ence the four-point package He and his wife Barbara Ann said a toxicological analysis will by police. Apparently crewmen were an- Bill Smith, administrator of ticipating trouble from the tree, Brazosport Community Hospi-for Matthews said they were in tal, said Norman W. Reagan, jthe process of transferring the pilot, and flight engineer 'power to another line when the Gerald Beacer were undergoing flash-out occurred.

President Nixon proposed have two children. he loses the game by forfeit." be performed not because the Within minutes after clinch May 8. The Viet Cong's chief Spassky was not on stage at the time. He later emerged delegate, Mrs. Nguyen Thi ing the nomination, McGovern received congratulations and promise of support from all the from behind the beige curtains treatment.

The hospital saidt He did not know the details of Reagan was in fair condition why the tree contacted the line. Binh, told newsmen she was ready to negotiate on the basis of the seven-point proposal she candidates he had conquered, boy suspected of taking a drug, but because it is routine procedure. The boy's death was the first fatality on the Giant Dipper since' 1943 when a sailor at- (Continued on Page 2) with a fractured pelvis, a bro-l Power was restored at 11:09. except Alabama Gov. George made a year ago.

Wallace. But labor leaders Hanoi's chief delegate, Xuan Thuy, called on the United (Continued on Page 2) Senate Gives Break To Antismog Autos who used his savings to travel to Iceland for the match said something unprintable. At what point Fischer would be disqualified from the championship series would have to be decided by the International Chess Federation (FIDE), Schmid said. Spassky, who won the first game of the 24-game match, entered the near-empty Sports Palace on time and took his place behind the black pieces arrayed in battle order before him. As the rules required, Schmid States to end its bombardment of North Vietnam "if it really desires to negotiate" an end to Hard Work Key To McGovern Win MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

(AP) for its thoroughness and effl- the war. The apparent lack of change SACRAMENTO (AP) Carsicars," Grunsky said, adding was no great surprise. Anv meeting the state's tough new that the measure would give aotismoe standards would be progress toward agreement is expected to come in secret sessions. Politburo member Le A sense of history which told ciency. started Fischer's clock, since exempt from sales tax, fuel taxes, bridge tolls and licensing and registration fees under a he was to have the first move Due Tho is due back from Hanoi in the next few days, and bill passed by the Senate today, with the white pieces.

Spassky! looked somewhat perplexed. this could mean more behind ii Sen. Clark Biddle. R-Riv- Richard Stein, the lawyer for me-scenes sessions with presidential adviser Henry A. Kis singer or other U.S.

officials erside, said the measure "has the potential of reducing air pollution in the South Coast Air Basin by as much as 15 to 20 per cent" by encouraging fleet vehicle owners to convert to Porter told the Communists that he felt it possible to find a parallel to other peaceful developments in the world since the him times were changing and a He recruited a staff which passion for organization which complemented all his best helped his youthful armies beat traits and shored up his weak-the Old Guard at its own game nesses, and attracted unld are the simple secrets of thousands of devoted volun-George McGovern's biom from tecrs. oblivion to presidential nomi-j He adopted a strategy nation. 'which decided firmlv a vear There is little revolutionary and a half ago just what he'had about it. It's a story of hard to do and how he would do it. work converted into votes atj His grasp of the time and the Democratic National Con-1 just the riaht issues to use vention which gave him the seemed to put him there first party's nomination Wednesday and to leave little ground for night.

'the competition. If it seems miraculous that! McGovern got fcto the prei. this could happen to a soft- dential ein when he voiced. Farm Belt senator nii.oH iha Rnhpr Stop in and see if you're a winner with Riverside Car Wash's LUCKY PLATES last session. He referred to the peace moves between the two I tremendous tax advantage" to buyers of expensive cars while not providing very much incentive to auto manufacturers.

Petris originally presented the bill to the Senate as an incentive for manufacturers to develop and market smog-free cars. Besides Grunsky, Sens. Fred L. Marler R-Redding, and Clark L. Bradley, R-San Jose, also said they did not consider the measure a very good incentive.

Biddle, however, told the house that passage of such a law would immediately make it profitable for fleet owners in the South Coast Air Basin to convert to propane or natural gas fuels, providing an immediate and substantial reduction in smog. The South Coast Air Basin, including Riverside County plus sections of San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties, has had propane or some other clean-burning fuel. The Senate voted 24-5 to send the measure to the Assembly. To qualify for the ex Koreas and the two Germarvs and the agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union to settle differences bv emptions, a vehicle would have to meet the antismog standards peaceful means. He did not which will be mandatory after promoter Chester Fox, said (Continued on Page 2) Index Page Amusements 15 Ann Landers 5 Bridge Column 8 Business News 21 Classified Section 22-27 Comics 14 Crossword 14 Editorial 29 Good Life 20 Home and Grounds 12-13 Horoscope 14 Merry-Go-Round 8 Mostly About People 17 Radio Programs 8 Snorts 18-19 Stocks 21 Tides 28 TV Programs 8 Tree 'n' Sea Living 4-5 Vitals 28 Weather 28 whose name was recognized by Kennedy campaign' and man- 1975 for all vehicles.

Sen. Nich mention U.S. relations with Communist China. The ambassador asked for "full and measured co.isidera- olas Petris, D-Oakland, author of the bill, said he expected few autos would qualify for the ex If your car licence plate number is on our board you can win 100, 50, or 25 gallons of gas or one of 9 free fill-ups. Local license plate numbers are changed each month so check to see if you're a winner.

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"we will give most careful at -V'lr C. to get 146 votes at the public when he began his quest invention. He came there are some answers which wav" convinced that if he had make it more plausible lstarted have First of all. he earned a su- won aj preme self-confidence which as- An immcdiate from the very start that courapement to any further he would win and led him and oresidentjal effnrt was the pres-his staff to proceed even in the ence of a remaining Kennedy darkest days of the campaign who was the logical heir as if he would. Democrats' liberal wing.

His organization became the envy of the political world! (Continued on Page 6) emptions to begin with, "but we hope there soon will be many. The bill was criticized in debate by Sen. Donald L. Grunsky, R-WatsonviJle, as "a rich man's idea." "Only the rich and affluent can afford to buy these special the most severe smog conditions in the state in the past tention to the views you may express and to any preliminary questions about our proposals you may wish to present. We are' also entirely willing to go into any other matter you may wish to put forward." few years and mayors from the area have been pressing Gov.

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