The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 22

I Page B'2 THE SACRAMENTO DEE Friday January 2S 1972 Two Appear Ready To Make Supervisor Bid Backfence Gossip Bitter Milk? Grant Joint Union High School District and Charles Strauch former ad ministrative assistant to 1st District Supervisor Ted Sheedy Phelan the two-term incumbent in the district has declined to state whether he will seek a third term A number of other potential candidates also have shied away from declarations of intention including former Sheriff John Mister ly and Realtor Thomas Kiernan who ran unsuccessfully for the State Board of Equalization in 1970 The field of declared candidates for county supervisor from the 3rd District appeared almost certain to expand today to at least six with Mrs Sandra Smoley and Don Burton apparently on the verge of officially announcing their candidacy For Burton the owner of four womeifs shoe stores candidacy would mean a second try for the position now held by Supervisor James Phelan Burton conducted an unsuccessful campaign to unseat Phelan in 1968 al though he as the biggest vote-getter in the primary elction Ile lost to Phelan in a run-off For Mrs Smoley the wife of Dr Eugene Smoley candidacy would mean her first attempt in public politics although she long has been active in a variety of civic and charitable activities in the community Neither would commit themselves to entering the race today but neither would they deny they would run "Recently a group of people who supported me four years ago has urged me to run" Burton acknowledged "I have hesitated and can't say yes or no right now I will make a statement one way or the other next month" Mrs Smoley would only comment that she was not ready to announce her intentions "right now" Already on record as intending to seek the 3rd District position are Daniel Syrek a director of the Arden Park Recreation and Park District attorney Jerry Guthrie Elwood Keema retiring superintendent of the tti By Tom Arden Goldwater: Nixon's Peace Proposal Will Fail lion sampling Of both the water as well as soil surrounding the lake Asked if such an expedition would help Lake Tahoe in its pollution battle the explorer said "Certainly" As the convention drew to a close an anonymous buyer anteed up $21000 for a picture of a leopard in a before the picture was of ficially put up for auction The picture by Guy Coheleach was one of several scheduled to be auctioned today and tomorrow to raise funds for preserving big game and other endangered wildlife species around the world From AP and UPI Reports RENO Sen Barry Goldwater R-Arizona says North Vietnam will not accept President Nixon's new Southeast Asia peace proposal unless the United States is willing to abandon the Thieu government But said Goldwater that is something "we cannot do I will not and cimnot believe President Nixon will cave in to their demands" Goldwater told a wildlife conservation group here last night Goldwater said the Nixon proposal is important because it makes clear North Vietnam not the United States has blocked past peace proposals "De world knows today the United States is not the reason the war in Vietnam has been the disaster it has" he said In other developments during the Wildlife Survival Conference of the Mzui Club of San Francisco here underwater explorer Jacques Piccard said submarine exploration of Lake Tahoe could save it from further pollution Piccard told newsmen he is organizing an underwater exploration of Switzerland's Lake Geneva for pollu 'r '1 474k 4t xiki a 4 4w 14 ki I i 1'' tI It CRYSTAL one-half gallon milk cartons in the last week or so have included side panel appeals reading: "Help Our POWs Write your person al concern" The carton printout has a suggested letter pleading for humane treatment of US prisoners release of all names and internment of the POW-s in a neutral country like Sweden or Switzerland Gerald Hansen secretary-treasurer of Crystal Cream and Butter Company authorized the printing of the letter writing plea on the milk cartons after a group of wives of prisoners made a personal and tearfully emotional request to him But if he had to do it over again Hansen has confided to friends the appeal would have been turned down with sincere regrets It has caused an unexpected backlash which has completely disheartened Hansen and other Crystal officials Although the appeal was in no way intended to have political implications it produced a barrage of bitter telephone calls and letters Thinking it was strictly a public service similar to Crystal's milk carton panel appeals in behalf of the United Crusade and Boy Scouts Hansen had no idea it would create a controversy The appeal has been characterized in protests as "The literal mother's milk of politics" Says Hansen "Brother this is the-last time were going to advertise anything From now on we'll stick to selling milk" The "offensive" milk cartons supply will be used up in a few days and Hansen hopes the issue will be laid to rest But the experience has not been all bad for Hansen and the dairy There have been he reports commendations from many persons Ex-Capital Man Gets Life In Idaho Killings 14 1942 when two inches covered the ground and snowball fights broke out all over the city The snowiest month of the year is January" reports Figgins For all the Januarys of record a accumulative total of 102 inches of snow has fallen This one month in fact accounts for nearly all of the recorded snow which has fallen in Sacramento a total of 127 inches since 1877" The largest single accumulation of snow in Sacramento's history was 3 inches on Jan 1 1916 Old time residents can recall this great snowfall and one which followed on Jan 27 of that year measuring a full one-half inch REMEMBER WHEN it was touch and go whether the Artisans and Crafts Guild would be allowed to conduct their Christmas Crafts Fair at 16th and Sts? City officials were hesitant about permitting the fair in the old building but finally relented and the fair operated through the holiday season The fair attracted much attention with strolling musicians and a folksy flavor Handmade articles ranging from clothing ceramics furniture paintings bottled gardens sculpture metal designs cabinets candles leather goods jewelry and organic soaps were sold One large department store executive made the remark to one of the operators of the 18 boutiques that he wished some of his staff "would come down and see how these young people conducted themselves as clerks and merchants" The big payoff came in the presentation by Ray Holcomb representing the Guild of a $500 check to the nonprofit Sacramento Free School at 3031 Franklin Blvd a donation made possible by the success of the fair "Plans are under way to continue the project on a permanent year round basis in a location large enough to encourage all young craftsmen in this area to participate with the help of the community" Holcomb reports All these good things friends of Artisans and Crafts Guild feel would have been impossible if the city had closed down the building District Court Judge Willard Burton pronounced the sentence against ilennpage who was originally charged with three counts of first degree murder The prosecutor said the charges were reduced to second-degree because the same penalty would result Rennpage resided in Sacramento about 18 months and worked at odd jobs after moving from Los Angeles in 1970 Ile served 10 days in jail in Sacramento in August 1970 for driv lug with a suspended license Winner Virginia Wilson is Wednesdays $100 winner in The Bee's TV Magazine Sw eepstakes A list of today's winning numbers is on Page A6 Bee Photo SSC Is Taking Fall Applications REXBURG Idaho (UPI) A 28- year-old former Sacramento man known as "Evil" was sentenced to life in prison for the slaying of three brothers of Mexican ancestry on a remote Idaho road Michael Wren Rennpage pleaded guilty two weeks ago to three counts of second degree murder in the shooting deaths near Driggs Idaho His female companion Joyce Diane Turner Fry 22 San Diego who had "Property of Evil" tottooed across her chest was scheduled to be arraigned Monday on a grand larceny count stemming from the killings Second degree murder charges were dropped against her last week on the advice of the prosecutor The couple originally was arrested and charged with the murder of Ruben Deluna 19 Robert Deluna Jr 16 and Antonio Dehma 19 all farm Prospective junior senior and graduate students may still apply for admission to Sacramento State College for the fall semester Space also is available for prospective freshmen and sophomores in various majors including chemistry drama foreign languages engineering and computer science geology health and safety music and physics Dr Duane Anderson SSC director of admission said prospective lower-division students should contact the departments with vacancies before submitting applications With one exception Anderson said the deadline for all applications probably will be the end of next month The exception is hardship sons who for some reason could not apply during the specified period Individuals in this category he said will be able to apply in May River Access Is Topic Of City Hearings SNOW IN SACRAMENTO? You had better believe it Wilbur Fig-gins meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Sacramento reports there have been traces of snow on 13 occasions in the last 30 years The last "big" snowfall in Sacramento Figgins reveals was on March Sands Hits 'Double Taxing' In Health Plan Study The City Council's Public Health and Environment Committee opened hearings yesterday afternoon on a proposal to insure public access to the Sacramento River City Planning Director Joseph Avena said that subdividers would either provide access points on their property or the city would purchase the necessary land Solon Wisham director of the City Parks and Recreation Department noted federal and state funds are available for recreational development of the riverfront including bicycle paths and trails Avena indicated there would be parking facilities at these points and other facilities as needed lie said the project may extend to the American River Representatives from the City Planning Commission City Attorney's office and Department of Parks and Recreation are working on the project and more agencies will be included as the plan progresses he said Avena said the council committee can expect a specific plan for review and recommendation in March ploye groups" can participate in the employe relations negotiations process Allen said current rules give FSCME sufficient means of gaining the support of city employes but the challenging group has failed so far AFSCME representative Steve Lakich said SCEA opposition stems from his union's success in winning members away from an employes association in the county State law he added requires the city to consult with all groups interested in representing municipal employes City Labor Relations Counsel John Liebert agreed He said to prohibit AFSCMEs participation would be a violation of state law Continued from Page flt from the Sacramento City Employes Association that the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes 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$75000 in assets which he did not declare Among the assets uncovered during the bankruptcy proceedings Babcock said were a $30000 contract for the sale of a Washington radio station an $18000 note on the sale of a house S6000 in life insurance policies and $16000 in a bank account opened in the name of a "dummy corporation" called Testa Inc in Nevada Swiss Bank Account Babcock said Allen had $40000 in a Swiss bank account around the time he filed for bankruptcy most of which was eventually transferred to the Tesla account He said Allen used the Tesla account to pay personal bills He will be sentenced Feb 22 Maximum penalty for the offense is five years in prison and a $5000 fine The Aerojet Solid Propulsion Co has won a five-year contract from the CS Army to produce solid rocket motors for the improved Hawk groundto-air missile Aerojet has produced Hawk motors for the past 15 years but officials said the new award is significant because it is the first for improved Hawk motors There will be little impact on employment however because the new missile work will replace work on the earlier Hawk motors Aerojet will receive $366000 during the first year of the contract and an estimated $94 million in the full five years The hawk is an air defense missile that is launched from the ground to seek out and destroy high performance aircraft and air-breathing missiles at low altitudes It is the Army's major ground-to-air missile and is also used by the US Marines and a number of foreign coustries Claims Concealment Asst US Atty Bruce Babcock Jr who prosecuted the case said Allen declared $80000 in debts and $3000 in assets when he filed for bankruptcy In fact Babcock said Allen had an Rape Victim Files $750000 Suits Against City County State HOME FURNISHERS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN FRONT OF STORE JON'S 153 FittstmooF 3 Po WE i 1 HE I wandered away from a field trip at Sacramento State College The claims charge the county city and state were negligent for failing to pursue Mixon immediately after he disappeared and for not warning residents of the area that he was at large Mixon now 18 was taken into custody shortly after attacking the woman by two unarmed Community Service Officers and is scheduled to appear before a closed hearing in juvenile court today to determine whether he should be tried on the rape charge as an adult or juvenile He is also accused of sodomy burglary robbery and orallopWation in the case ana orallnpulation me case 1 A 56-year-old Sacrament() woman raped last October by an inmate of the Preston School of Industry has filed three separate claims against Sacramento County the City of Sacramento and the State of California Each claim asks for a total of $750000 for medical and hospital expenses and general damages The claims contend Rodney Mixon attacked the woman at her home and "inflicted severe bodily injury and emotional distress" on her They contend that at the time Mixon was serving a sentence at the Preston School and was under "the care and custody of" the school when he emu custuuy ol rle scnool unen ne 4995 Stockton Blvd (23 miles North of Florin Mart) Intended Rape Victim Flees Out Window James Earl Christian Jr 23 of 2021 St is charged with attempting to rape a young woman in a downtown apartmvnt Monday night Sgt Ray Bryers and Det Clarence Beard reported Christian is suspected of entering the apartment through a window picking up a knife and ordering the woman to disrobe She told officers she went into the bathroom lurked the door and escaped out a vvidow VL l'ICIOW HOURS Monday it Friday 10-9 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 106 Saturday Sunday 12-5 ii 'NI I 1 1191 I 9 I i 11.