The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE EVENING TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1573 PAGE FIVE Sayre, Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N. Y. If! Calls for Return of Death Penalty Come After Slay ings of Warden, Deputy tenced to life in prison for the mur mm tor der of Police Sgt. Frank VanColln in 1970, and Bowen was awaiting trial for the murder of Patrolman Jo PHILADELPHIA (AP) Bitter calls for the return of the death penalty have followed the slaying of the warden and deputy warden of Philadelphia's crowded Holmes burg seph D. Kelly in 1971.

"If these two men had gone to the electric chair or had been hung," said Rizzo, "they would not be around to commit two more murders. "I do not care whether it (capital punishment) is a deterrent or not They would not have been around to kill again," the mayor angrily in sisted. Curran, described as well-liked at the prison and dedicated to improv $: miii' iirrvitimiiiiifiiiiwrwiiffTiiiiwniiinniMiiwrrfi mfflrfmr I 11 IIMIIWIJIHWIIUW'P 1 I i when Curran heard the scuffle and ran to' Fromhold's aid. Taylor followed. Taylor said he saw Burton attacking Fromhold, who was on his back on the floor.

Taylor then ran to the aid of Curran, who he said was sprawled across a sofa with Bowen stabbing him. Taylor said he grabbed Bowen, who then turned on him. Other guards then arrived, and Burton and Bowen were subdued. Burton and Bowen are under heavy guard in Philadelphia General Hospital Burton with head injuries and a blood clot in the chest, and Bowen with a broken arm, broken ribs and lacerations of the head and legs. After the incident, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Joseph O'Neill ordered a cell-by-cell inspection and a check of every one of the 1,200 prisoners.

O'Neill credited Taylor with preventing "additional carnage." Holmesburg Prison was the scene of major violence on July 4, 1970, when 82 prisoners, 34 guards and a civilian baker were injured in a disturbance traced to overcrowding and Prison, allegedly by a pair of inmates previously accused of killing policemen. "When you take away the chair, what can you do with these men?" asked Capt. Leroy Taylor, 49, who received serious stab wounds in the back when he tried to save the two prison chiefs. "This is a good case for the electric chair. We need the death penalty back," said Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo.

Warden Patrick Curran, 47, and Deputy Warden Robert Fromhold, 51, were stabbed to death Thursday, police said, by inmates Frederick Burton, 25, and Joseph "Jojo" Bowen, 27, after the prisoners were admitted to Fromhold's office to seek permission to hold more Orthodox Muslim prayer meetings. Police said a fracas began with Fromhold alone in his office with ing the status of the inmates, is believed to be the first warden in American history to be killed in his own institution. Fromhold became a correctional officer in 1952 because, as he put it at the time, "I feel I can do some Exterior Decorators Members of Troop 76 of the Salvation Army in Sayre whose Flaming Arrow Patrol won overall patrol winner at the Camporee, pose before their prize winning camp entrance. Valley Scouts Participate in Events At Camp Brule Spring Camporee thing to help people less fortunate than I am." A medical examiner said Curran was stabbed three times in the back, and that Fromhold had 13 wounds. Taylor said he was "a little bitter over prisoner demands for daily the two men.

Curran and Taylor were attacked when they ran into Scouts and adults of the Andaste the office, it was reported. District, General Sullivan Council, held their annual spring camporee at prayer services and other privileges. Officials said Burton and Bowen went to Fromhold's office to demand Burton and Bowen received severe Sayre; tied with Troop 12 of Waverly and Troop 5 of Towanda; second place, Troop 6 of Towanda. Compass course, first place, Troop 76 of Sayre and second place, Troop 10 of East Smithfield. Camp Good weather held injuries when they were finally subdued by other guards.

Muslim prayer services every day through Saturday and enabled the 300 allegedly insufficient recreation ia-cilities. Holmesburg is no longer the hor The episode left Fromhold's office in blood-splashed shambles, and left a stunned, tense prison community. rifying institution it once was, but Officiate at Ribbon Cutting it is still considered an overcrowded Police said they recovered the dungeon where drugs, violence and murder weapons two table knives homosexuality are reportedly com honed to razor sharpness. The 1,200 inmates in the 700-prisoner capacity instead of the three days a week now permitted. Officials said Burton and Bowen first went to Fromhold's office without proper passes and were sent to get them.

They returned with the passes, were admitted to the office, closing the door behind them. Curran and Taylor were in Taylor's office acrbss a passageway mon. Mayor Nicholas Chacona, center, of Sayre, cuts the ribbon for Sayre's newest retail store, Towel Town Outlet, in the Astor Hotel Block, West Packer Ave. Operators of the store are Mr. and Mrs.

William Carberry, right. Left are John Hannabal and Peggy Paluzzi, co-managers of the Hotel Astor. Evening Times Photo Paluzzi A NEW OIL BURNER SPECIAL with Primary Con- C4 CO flft h-ol lesi Chamber I3T.UU facility had been allowed only spoons A year ago, a three-judge panel ruled that mere confinement in during meals until this year, when they were allowed forks and knives Holmesburg constituted unconstitu as well. tionally cruel and unusual SINCE 1890 Towel Town Outlet Opens in Sayre Burton had been convicted and sen bedsnreads. both kine and aueen A lifwJ -retail store in Sayre.

Towel John H. Murray Son People in the News Block Tax Consultants franchise at the same address. He and his wife are longtime res Town Outlet, has opened in the Hotel 882-2111 idents of the Valley and reside in Wilson to Run for Ervin's Senate Post Scouts to compete in field events, qualify for camping awards, fish, hike and generally enjoy getting away to the outdoors. Field events included lashing, nature knowledge, first aid, a compass course and knot tying. The Scouts competed as patrols, sub-groups of troops.

The overall patrol win was the Flaming Arrow Patrol of Troop 76 of the Salvation Army in Sayre with the Eagle Patrol of Troop 12, Waverly, second. Troop 76 also won a gate contest by building the best entrance-way for their troop area. The camporee committee was headed by Edward Woodruff of South Waverly assisted by Howard Col-well, Carl and Kenneth Glosenger and Edward Johnson of Sayre. Event coordinaors were Mr. Johnson, Leon Shershon of Sayre; Dr.

Karl Peterson of Wyalusing, Carl Glosenger and the Scouts of Jim Allen's Troop 50 of Wysox. As enthusiasm ran high among the units and Scoutmasters the possibility of a fall camporee in September is being discussed. Event winners were a six-way toe for lashing by Troop 76 of Sayre, Flaming Arrow and Rattlesnake Pa 'Astor block at 1U6 West facKer Ave. The store features a wide variety of towels and is the first such outlet in the Valley, receiving, shipments Athens. They are members of St Joseph's Catholic Church.

MONROE N. C. (AP) Henry A retired U.S. Army career sol size, full and twin size, in a wide selection of colors and prints. The fact that his stock comes directly from the factory, Mr.

Carberry said, makes it possible- to sell the goods at lower prices. Mr. Carberry said that he hopes to add linens to his store line in the near future, plus first quality matching towel and. washcloth sets. Mr.

Carberry also operates the eritus of the ALC, was officiating bro Lutheran Church. More than minister for the ceremony at Zum- 1,100 persons attended the service. Hall Wilson has left his post as dier of 20 years, Mr. Carberry is a directly from the factory, cone aims, located in North and South Carolina, to the customer. Grand ODenins of the store, op president of the Chicago Board of member of the Sayre Lodge of Elks, Trade in order to run for the U.S Athens Fire Department, and of Fort Senate seat held by Sam Ervin, Sullivan Post, No.

246, American Le erated by William and Marian Car- chairman of the Senate Watergate gion. Pet Population Explosion a Problem; Ineffective Laws and Owners Blamed committee. Wilson, a Democrat and former berry, wa Thursday. Refreshments were ierved and there were free gifts. Mr.

Carberry said that his stock will include various types of towels, including, bath, beach, kitchen and hand towels, plus washcloths, also DID YOU KNOW ROCKMAN'S has the LeGant foundation by Warner, the boned zipper girdle for the gal who wants a lot of control in waist sizes 28 to 34? legislative liaison for Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, returned to his hometown and announced his candidacy Thursday. Home Aide County Funding Fails Again to Get Commissioner Vote "I was ready for a new chal lenge," Wilson said. Ineffective enforcement of inadequate animal control laws and mistaken beliefs of the pet-owning public today were cited by Pennsylvania veterinarians as the two principal reasons for a pet population explosion that is fast becoming a social Wilson's announcement caused Efforts to obtain county funding Ervin to issue his strongest state for the Home Aide Service failed again at Thursday's meeting of the ment yet about plans for his own possible reelection campaign. Bradford County Commissioners in problem. trols; Troop 12 of Waverly, Eagle Patrol; Troop 50, Wysox, Golden Pack Rat Patrol; Troop 5, Towanda, Flaming Arrow Patrol; Troop 6, Towanda, Rapknuckle Patrol and second place, Troop 10, East Smith-field, Raccoon Patrol.

Knot tying, first place. Troop 6, "I certainly would hate to see a Towanda. The 756-member Pennsylvania Veterinarian Association, in a position Supporters of the program have man from Illinois take my seat," he said. ROUND SQUARE "DANCE Windham Community Center JUNE 2 9 to i 'w Music Bv HORTON TIIETGA Sponsored By statement, declared that tens of thou The veterinarian association's pet population control committee, after a year-long study, emphasized that the lack of enforcement of leash laws, and the resulting jump in homeless pets, has created a most difficult situation for humane societies. "On the one hand, the societies are attempting to prevent the suffering and destruction of pet animals," said Dr.

S. W. Ostrich of Wernersville, chairman of the committee. "But on the other hand, the humane societies are being forced to euthanize thousands of unwanted pets." Dr. Ostrich said the veterinary association will propose a number of amendments to the Pennsylvania Dog Law, including: 1.

Substantial fines for allowine an Ervin said there was a "very sands of homeless and unwanted pets strong possibility" he will be a can Townda, Rapknuckle Patrol and tied for second place were: Troop are becoming more and more menacing to the general public, both as a nuisance and as a health hazard. been pressuring for the past three months, despite opposition from at least two of the three commissioners. In that time they have, dropped the amount of their request from an annual $30,000 to $600 a for at least six months, saying the county money is only needed until even- 76 of Sayre, Flaming Arrow Patrol didate again, but he said his wife and doctor will have the major say in his decision. tual state funding comes through. The opposition, commissioners Benny Larnard and Harold Wood-ard, have voiced fears that county money will still be sought after state funding comes through.

Larnard also criticized what he termed "excessively high costs of the program's administration." Supporters of the program reported that North Perm Comprehensive Health Service at Blossburg have verbally assured that tiiey will fund the service when that corporation received state money. It was added that the corporation had received a state letter authorizing the spending of a state grant, and that they were now awaiting receipt of the money. Meanwhile, it was declared, the service needs money to operate until then. Larnard said he wished to study and Rattlesnake Patrol; Troop 12, The problem, however, cannot be "ZJ'l'VZ NOW SOl'RE SH7TNG S. ElMER J.

tnrU p.m. ALL AMERICAN GIRL (RATED X) Windham Ambulance Association solved by state-financed and operat Waverly, Eagle Patrol and Troop 6, Towanda Pioneer Patrol. SHIRLEY MACLAINE LOS ANGELES (AP) Actress First Aid: first place, Troop 12 ed spaying clinics proposed by legislation (SB 740), according to Dr. William P. Ramsey, of Mechanics-burg, president of the veterinary as of Waverly; second place tie, Troop Shirley MacLaine says one of the 6 of Towanda; Troop 76 of Sayre; things which impressed her most sociation.

The bill proposes that fees Troon 10, East Smithfield and Troop 50, Wysox. animal to run at large without during a recent six-week tour of China was the political organization collected by the Dog Law Bureau be used for, among other things, the Nature, first place, Troop 76 of of the Chinese people. 2. Sterilization of all domestic Dets. Miss MacLaine said Thursday she establishing of low-cost spaying and at the adopting owner's expense, be mm) was also impressed by the lack of neutering clinics.

fore release from animal shelters. competition in all aspects of daily Similar programs operated in such the matter further and repeated a promise lu visit liuiucs aided by the JWfUim TON.GHT-SAT.-SUN. rXliigJ15in Three Color Hits I SIT cities as aos nCiC5 anu au.uihI living and the apparently ccrr.mon practice of people gathering in small service. Waverlyi Hill, Waverly Phone 565-2288 groups for self-criticism. 3.

Higher license fees for unsterilized diiimaib. 4. Inclusion of cats in animal control laws. 5. Convenience for the public to obtain licenses.

The veterinary association also C3 Miss MacLaine returned from her SATURDAY SUNDAY SPECIAL Delicious and Tender PRIME RIBS of BEEF Baked Potato, Vegetable, Tossed Salad, Homemade Bread "ALL THE COFFEE YOU CAN DRINK" DINNERS from $2.50 PRIVATE PARTIES BANQUETS WEDDINGS I trip on Tuesday. Eleven other worn Show Starts at Dusk en who accompanied her stayed in China for three more weeks. urged a public education program in LED ZEPPELIN TO FLY IN NEW YORK (AP) Led Zeppelin is going to have a summer rock tour in the United States. It is toured as being the most profitable tour in have "failed to make a dent" in the pet population problem and the veterinarians predicted that sWe-finan-ced clinics in Pennsylvania would become a "tax burden to all citizens. "The answer is not in state-financed spaying clinics but in stricter leash laws, higher license fees for unsterilized animals, public education and cooperation between local humane societies and veterinarians," said Dr.

Ramsey. JACQUES CIIABANDELMAS an attempt to correct inaccurate beliefs concerning the breeding of animals and spaying operations. PARIS (AP) Former Prime Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas left here today for a two-week tour of Among these are the mistaken be history. The gross is expected to be more liefs that "it is good for a pet to have a litter before being spayed," Dr. Ostrich said, and that spayed than $3 million from 33 concerts in 30 cities.

China, partly to prepare for President Georges Pompidou's trip to Peking later this year. Chaban Delmas' wife Micheline, who is fluent in Chinese, accompanied her husband as interpreter. pets will become "fat and lethargic." PRESIDENT DORTICOS SANTIAGO. Chile (AP) Cuban No. 2.

It's Motorcycle Time Again Something new President Osvaldo Dorticos has stoo so One for each of the Deadly at the YOUR CHILD 3 ped here for a brief visit on his way home from Argentina. Officials said the visit is mostly for protocol, but Dorticos is ex-Salvador Allende before leaving Saturday afternoon. Dorticos was in Buenos Aires last week for the inauguration of President Hector Campora. During his week-long stay, Cuba and Argentina restored diplomatic relations. Bradford douse To Be Photographed for a BEAUTIFUL ONLY! THE" AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLOR PERFECT PLUS 50c HANDLING CHARGE robfrt WALKER-1 jmyBLSHAP -mm RfMF i BREADED SEAFOOD PLATTER BENNY GOODMAN NEW YORK (AP) Benny Goodman, "The King of Swing," spent the afternoon of his 64th birthday doing what comes natural blowine No.

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