The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 16

Pgu SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27 170 DAILY NEWS BOWLING GREEN KENTUCKY Campus Disorders Attributed To Government Referendum Ruling A A left immediately for their return trip to Bowling Green They heard of the courts decision via radio announcement -after they reached Warren County The radio announcement was three hours after the 1 decision 1 The court's decision on the referendum was the first decision handed down by the high court on this particular Kentucky Statute Because of the lack of a prior court case or appeal to the high court on the Kentucky Statute involving a referendum on the termination of the commission-manager form of government the Circuit Court case was filed As it stands now city voters will cast ballots for the election of two city school board members and on a referendum on the once-proposed purchase of a Main Street parking lot The parking lot is no longer available to the city for purchase but the referendum remains on the Nov 3 ballot On the school board election five candidates have filed for the two vacanciesAlso scheduled be listed on the ballot is the uncontested race of US Representative William Natcher of Bowling Green for re-election dents must face the fact that giving moral support to those who are planning violent action is morally The main report does not go into the Kent State and Jackson State incidents in detail but the commission plans to issue supplemental findings early this week on these tragedies In conclusion the commission says there must be continued progress toward ending the war and of achieving racial and so-cialjustice most important of all the commission's recommendations rests with the said the report WLTV Asks Change In Call Letters Professional Telecastin Systems Inc owners ani operators of Bowling only commercial TV station has made application to the Federal Communications Commission in Washington DC for change of call letters Clyde Payne manager of Channel 13 and a vice-president of the firm said the company has requested the present call letters WLTV be changed to WBKO 'With our vast changes (revamping and installation of new equipment) we feel complete change even with revision of the call letters is he said of the call letter change reauest Professional telecasting purchased the station earlier this year' from Argus Broadcasting and Home Productions Inc a subsidiary of Asserts Continued from page 1 tim is not aware of what to do flunk the Buff said he also had sent a telegram to Sen Edward Ken nedy D-Mass at Washington calling for inclusion of miners in any national health insurance program Statistics show that 40 per cent of miners are non-union and therefore without any preplanned doctor or hospital care he said NewRegime Continued from page 1 inet does not change the position of the Palestinian resistance or alter the general situation Jordan a spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Organization said in a Cairo broadcast must now move into a new phase of reconstruction and Hussein told Toukan in a letter appoint you to form a new government to deal with the traces of the black insurrection heal the wounds and return normal life to the Cabinet should also re-establish fraternal feelings between the army and the king added The government should imple ment a four-point program reached on Wednesday between Hussein and captured guerrilla leaders to settle the civil war Hussein told Toukan This calls for Palestine guerrillas to recognize sovereignty and to take up positions along the border with Israel Rochester Bank Entered Nothing Reported Missing ROCHESTER Ky Federal Bureau of Investigation agents and State Police detectives are continuing an investigation today into a reported burglary Friday at the Green River Deposit Bank An apparent lone burglar forced open an aluminum door leading into a small basement area beneath the 80-year-old bank building The would be burglar then cut a hole in the floor of the bank to gain entrance to the lobby area according to investigators Once inside the bank proper the burglar apparently decided to cancel his burglary attempt police said There were no sigsns of an attempt to enter the bank vault according to an FBI agent The burglar is through to have left the bank empty handed after having spent hours cutting his way into the bank lobby Body Recovered The body of a Monticello teenager who drowned in Alaska has been recovered and is to be returned to Monticello for graveside services and burial Monday Ann Rankin 19 drowned July 21 at Mt McKinley National Park and her body was recovered last Wednesday it was learned this weekend She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Proctor Rankin Monticello and her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Price Bowling Green The report is broken down into a series of recommendations and petitions to various segments ot society as well as the President: government: strongly urge public officials at all levels of government to recognize that their public statements can either heal or divide We urge public officials to reject demands that entire universities be punished because of the ideas or excesses of some member We urge prompt enactmen of strict controls over the sale transfer and possession of explosive materials" law enforcement frequently local police forces have been undermanned improperly equipped poorly trained and unprepared for campus disturbances We therefore urge police forces especially those in smaller communities to improve their capacity to respond to civil disorders" the National Guard urge that it have sufficient tactical capability and non-le-thal weaponry so that it will use deadly force only as the absolute last resort Sending civil authorities on to a college campus armed as if for armed only to has brought tragedy in the past If this practice is not changed tragedy will come the university university should promulgate a code making clear the limits of permissible conduct and announce in advance what measu re it is willing to employ in response to impermissible conduct Faculty members who engage in or lead disruptive conduct have no place in the university the students "They must recognize that they are citizens of a nation which was founded on tolerance and diversity and they must become more understanding of those with whom they differ Stu- Two Are Charged With Shoplifting Two Allen County residents Saturday afternoon were charged with shoplifting a pair of $8 pajamas at a Bowling Green department store Scheduled to appear in City Police Court at 9 am Monday on the charge is Dickie Jo Britt 19 of Route 6 Scottsville Scheduled to appear before Warren County Judge Basil Griffin in juvemle court on the charge next week is a 17-year-old Scottsville girl The two were arrested after they left a store at the Bowling Green Mall and went to their car The arrest was at 3:09 pm Saturday Police said they were investigating some additional Continued trom page 1 pass judgment on individuals in this administration" Scranton declined to point specifically at Agnew but said certainly not helpful for the vice president or anybody to make some of the comments made earlier this The report states only a small minority of students faculty members and agitators are bent on destruction of universities Nixon has not read the report Scranton said the President pjans to read it and confer with him after the presidential trip to Europe which begins Sunday A presidential aide said that when Scranton submitted the report Nixon told him can assure you that your report will be controversial I want to say worry about that Worry if 1 not controversial We want a bunch of intellectual eunuchs around here The report urges swift removal from campuses and vigorous prosecution of perpetrators of violence At the same time the com mission accused some author! ties of abuse of power many law enforcement officers have responded with unwarranted harshness and force in seeking to control disorder and of government at $11 levels have contributed to campus unrest The words of some political leaders have helped to inflame it enforcement officers have too often reacted ineptly or overreacted At times their response has degenerated into un controlled The report came under attack even before it was made public with some Republicans declaring the commission is packed with liberals who would try to whitewash the true picture of campus violence ami excuse permissive college administra tors However the commission decries a weakening of disciplinary systems with the universi-ties mapy universities the commission says -encounter little formal deter fence because university administrators and faculties have often failed to punish illegal acts I The commission noted a study by the American Council on Ed--ucation which found that faculty members were involved in the -planning of over half the student protests which occurred- It iadds: relative freedom of stu 'dents to act without fear of -immediate serious conse quences is reinforced by the partial survival of the custom of treating students as adolescents who may be forgiven their er The commission reports Continued from page 1 manager form of Lockery said he and the opponents to the present government in Bowling Green will work on the election of commissioners in 1971 and elect commissioners who will allow the citizens to vote At the high court hearing Friday were County Attorney Henry Potter representing county defendants named in a Warren Circuit Court civil action involving the referendum City Solicitor Whayne Priest representing plaintiffs in the suit and Leland Logan who was to assist Potter Logan was the attorney requested by Lockery to draw up the wording on the petitions calling for the referendum During the arguments Potter presented the facts of the case and appeal Logan presented arguments for the petitioners and Priest argued for the City It was the City of Bowling Green and Commissioners Glen Lange Charles Wilson Spero Kereiakes and Hank Broche who filed the Circuit Court action Named defendants were County Judge Basil Griffin County Clerk Charles Morehead Sheriff Hubert Phelps and the County Board of Election Commissioners The suit was filed after Griffin ordered the referendum be placed on the November ballot when petitions containing 2711 signatures of registered voters were presented to him After the filing of the suit Warren Circuit Judge Robert Coleman Divsion I ruled the referendum be held in November and said the governmental form must be in effect four years before a vote to terminate it can be held When the high court Friday said the vote be held in November they upheld ruling During the arguments Friday Priest told the high court the governmental form should be given a chance and the Kentucky Statute in his and the circuit interpretation allowed the governmental form four years before a vote could be taken to terminate it Logan argued to the high court the people could vote on the ousting of the government before the four years expired but that it be terminated until January 1972 four years after its start in Bowling Green Potter told the court the facts and listed the commission-manager form of government in Bowling Green starting in January 1968 after it was voted for in 1966 Potter also told the court about the petitions the civil suit and ruling When the three attorneys concluded their arguments they American society as a whole as well as campuses has been divided by issues of war and peace It recommends that Nixon take a lead in explaining to the American people the underlying causes of campus unrest To this end nothing is more important than an end to the war in Indochina the report says The commission says disaffected students see the war as a symbol of moral crisis in a nation which by its actions is depriving even law erf its legitima cy in the eyes of students Much of the nation is so polarized that on many campuses a major domestic conflict or an unpopular initiative in foreign policy could trigger further violent protest and in its wake counterviolence and While the commissioners sought to find underlying causes for violence they are strong in condemning its use for political ends who bomb and burn are criminals" the commission told the President and National Guardsmen who needlessly shoot or as sault students are crininals those who applaud these criminal acts share in their evil We must declare a national cease-fire If our society is to survive criminal acts by students must be treated as such wherever they occur and whatever their purpose" The commission reports it found ominous evidence that students are laying in supplies of weapons and others are preparing to take the law into their own hands against protesters and minorities they dislike It warns that violence must aid because no nation will tolerate violence for long without repression and offers gnm proof that repression once started is almost impossible to During its three-month-long investigation the commission heard testimony from some 90 witnesses including university presidents police chiefs governors businessmen senators civic leaders newsmen bankers students and radicals The commissioners says campus protest focuses on three major questions: war racial injustice and the university itself In recommending that Nixon call a series of national meetings designed to foster understanding among those now divided the commission says: urge the President to renew the national commitment to full social justice and to be aware of increasing charges of repression We recommend that he take steps to see to it that the words and deeds of government do not encourage belief in those BG LIVESTOCK (Friday's sales at the Bowling Green" Livestock Market as compiled by the Federal-State Market News Service) All livestock weighed in at time of arrival Cattle 2447 calves 55 hogs 113 total hogs for week 418 Slaughter cows steady to 50 cents higher bulls weak vealers mostly 50 cents lower Feeder steers 300-500 lb strong 800-10001b 50 cents lower all other weights steady Feeder heifers 300-500 lb $100 higher other weights steady as compared to last prices Slaughter cows utility and commercial $1850-2150 few high yielding individuals to $2200 cutter $1725-1875 canner $1700-1775 shelley canner down to $1475 Credit Bureau Owner Speaker For Banquet Sagging or Surging will be the subject of the principal speaker Vaughan Hankins at the annual Credit Men's Banquet scheduled for Tuesday night Oct 13 Hankins is part owner of a small chain of credit bureaus and collection agencies which Includes Certified Collection Service of Bowling Green The dinner meeting sponsored by the Bowling Green Retail Credity Bureau will be at Jim Restaurant Annex at 6:30 Woodard Oden manager of the sponsoring organization said Ralph Buchanan vice president and trust officer of American National Bank Trust Co will serve as master of ceremonies Whayne Priest Jr attorney will make a five minute talk Harold Dalton of Pearson Drug Co will give the invocation The business program will be interspersed with vocal selection by the Smiths Grove Christian Church Homecoming The First Christian Church of Smiths Grove will celebrate its 75th anniversary with homecoming services and basket lunches at the church at 11 am today Dr William Jenkins Dean of the College of Commerce at Western Kentucky University will be the guest speaker Jenkins is a former lay minister for the congregation The Rev Malcolm Smith is pastor of the church Slaughter bulls utlitily to good over 1100 lb $2425-2575 cutter 900-1250 lb $2325-2450 Vealers choice 190-240 lb vealers in graded pens $4050 good $3800 standard $3475 choice 240-275 lb $3800 standard and lo-good $3225 mixed good and choice 300-500 lb slaughter calves $2800-3025 standard and lo-good $2550-2825 Feeder steers choice 275-350 lb steer calves $3500-4175 choice 350-550 lb $3300-3600 good $3150-3350 standard $2625-3150 550-750 lb $3100-3375 good $2750-3150 standard $2300-2750 choice 750-950 lb $2650-2800 good $2450-2650 standard $2250-2500 Feeder heifers choice 300-500 lb heifer calves $2850-3175 few high choice individuals to $3500 good $2700-2850 standard $2550- 2775 choice 500-650 lb $2700- 2875 good $2525-2725 standard $2400-2600 mixed good and choice 650-850 lb $2275-2350 standard $2100-2275 Hogs barrows and gilts 25 cents lower as compared to market US 1-2 190-240 lb $1975 US 2-3 240-265 lb $1925 US 3-4 265-310 lb $1850 Sows sows mostly steady to 25 cents lower as compared to last week's sale US 1-2 275-325 lb $1730 US 1-3 325-625 lb $1625-1650 Boars 375-550 lb $1440 Emergency Continued from page 1 1 Ronald Ziegler indicated the $5 for items such as food medicine and is a first installment on what eventually may amount to a much bigger relief program There is still considerable uncertainty and lack of information about just how much outside assistance Jordan will need to recover from her war wounds Irwin said reports tell of shortages of water and food in Jordan Besides the US government effort he said voluntary agencies will be helping as will other governments and international groups Nixon Tour Continued from page I Moorer will spend one night at sea with the fleet visit two of its vessels then go to southern European headquarters in Naples for a conference Wednesday with NATO commanders While there Nixon also will confer with diplomats representing the United States in Mediterranean in cluding the trouble Middle East OTHER NIGHTS Here's caps extras items found in the Britt car New Gasper Sets Revival And Homecoming The New Gasper Baptist Church will conduct a homecoming Sunday and began an evangelistic revival on Monday The Rev Clyde Gordon father of the pastor 'faul Gordon will be guest evangelist for the services which will Begin at 8 pm during the revival Special activities for children will be held from 7:30 pm to 8 pm each night of the revival at the church located seven miles northwest of Bowling Green on KY 1083 The guest evangelist has been preaching for 40 years Before entering into evangelism Gordon served for more than 30 years as pastor of churches in Mississippi and Kentucky He has held revivals in California New York Florida and nine other states Theft Nets $465 In Store Loot City police Saturday were investigating a break-in at the and Market 1401 Indianola Ave that netted thieves loot valued at $465 Harold Willis owner of the store told police that a stamp machine cigarettes a wallet and cash and other items were stolen in the break-in X- Tastes May Vary but It's Clay Simpson's Furniture Mart Special Value! 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