The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

Tuesday Jana 27 1972 2 THE KANSAS CITY STAR Liberal Planks Continued From Page 1 tion aids and agricultural programs with emphasis on preserving the family farm The committee worked to complete its major planks and still leave time for votes on dissenting and minority proposals before its deadline later today The printed platform draft must be mailed to all of the more than 3000 delegates not later than Thursday Minority planks require only 15 votes to ensure they will be appended to the main document and come up on the floor of the convention City Kansas black woman on the national Democratic rules committee state party sources confirmed today However Levitt was such a last-minute substitution to satisfy the National Democratic that he missed a rules committee meeting in Washington Levitt still is one of two certified Kansas members of the committee and will serve on that committee at the national Democratic convention opening July 10 in Miami Beach Fla The switch was made after the National Democratic Committee ruled Kansas must have three men and three women serving on the national rules credentials and platform committees Previously Kansas Democrats had appointed two men and four women to the six committee positions 4 Kansas Switch Topeka Leo Levitt Wichita businessman has been selected by supporters of Sen George McGovern to replace Mrs Carmon Thomas Kansas McGovern Gains Black Votes Here 8k Svv -V Highlights Sidelights ABC to Feature Chess Meet New York The American Broadcasting Company has acquired exclusive rights to televise the world chess championship between Bobby Fischer of the United States and Russia's Boris Spassky in Iceland Highlights of the championship games to start Sunday will be shown on World Of beginning July 8 Games will be played on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays for up to eight weeks the ABC showing highlights on each Sat-FISCHER urday Lottery Tickets All Wet Harrisburg Pa Flood waters destroyed the Pennsylvania reserve of 45 million tickets and there is only a supply left according to Robert Kane revenue secretary The tickets computer printing equipment and lottery paper supplies "all sat in 9 feet of in the lottery office at nearby Olmsted Airport he said There was no estimate of dollar loss Inquiry on Nixon News Media Washington AP) The governors of the National Press Club has voted unanimously to conduct a full-scale investigation of the Nixon administration's relations with the news media The professional relations committee was directed last night to conduct the investigation and make a public report by Oct 2 board acted after receiving complaints that a problem of serious proportion exists iri the relationship between the administration and the news said Warren Rogers the club president and syndicated columnist for the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate want to find the Author of Tax Book Faces Charge Phoenix Marvin Cooley author of Big a book telling how to file income tax returns without paying tax has been charged with failing to file income tax returns for three years The 45-year-old Mesa farmer who has battled the Internal Revenue Service for years was arraigned on charges of failing to file returns on income of $18912 in 1968 $17214 in 1969 and $19063 in 1970 For the last five years Cooley has filed a tax return listing his income as unknown He claims it would be an invasion of Ids privacy to give additional information on the 1040 form Ms Stars 'Wonder Woman7 Prison For Boyle UMW Chief Given 5-Year Sentence Washington A (Tony) Boyle United Mine Workers president was sentenced to five years in prison and fined $130000 today for making illegal political contributions with union funds The 70-year-old Boyle suffering from a back ailment stood silent and tight-lipped as Judge Charles Richey of the US District court imposed the sentence As a condition of release pending appeal Richey ordered him to post the $130000 or a surety bond in that amount with the court The judge further ordered that the money come from own pocket and restrained him from dissipating his own assets Justice Department prosecutors would not comment on the sentence Boyle was led away by US marshals and put in the court lockup in light of order that he not be released until the $130000 is posted Actually Richey imposed two 5-year sentences on Boyle but said they could run concurrently One Richey said was for Boyle's conviction of count one of the 13-count indictment against him conspiracy to misuse union money under the LandrumXIriffin Act He also imposed a $10000 fine on that count The other 5-year sentence grew out of count 13 of the indictment under which Boyle was convicted of actually transferring $5000 in union funds to an account set up for making contributions to the 1968 campaign for the US presidency A $10000 fine was imposed along with that sentence Regarding counts two through 12 Richey imposed a $10000 sighted in southern South Dako-1 fine on each count but said he was suspending sentence and instead placing Boyle on two years probation which would $50000 class and then worry about paying the Holliday said McGovern has ideas that may not be workable but all these ideas will have to before Congress before they can be put into effect Few Exceptions To Fine Weather Across Nation By The Associated Press Fair and dry weather today dominated most of the nation for the first time in recent days but it was marred by scattered thunderstorms and a few tornadoes One tornado touched down between Oakley and Colby in northwestern Kansas while another was sighted near Rogers Ark No damage or injuries were reported Other funnel clouds were Small hailstones accompanied 4 Zm' mm The board chairman of Freedom Inc said today he believes Kansas two black delegates to the Democratic National Convention probably will support Sen George McGovern as the Democratic nominee for President Harold Holliday Sr leader of the black political group said most Kansas City blacks are committed to follow Rep William Clay (D-St Louis) who is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus assuming Clay is going with Holliday remarked Holliday said he knows Sen Hubert Humphrey better than McGovern and likes Humphrey better on that score But he said he approves of general views and is not upset by what others label as radicalism get upset because he says going to hit the guy that makes $50000 or $75000 a Holliday said for somebody else to worry about We want to get in that A drain pipe saved this small sports car and its two occupants from plunging down a 1000-foot-deep ravine in Santa Barbara Calif The car teetered to a precarious balance and Blaine Smith 18 the driver and John Eberly 20 his passenger got out very very carefully (Wirephoto) Drain Stopper Late News At a Glance Holiday Traffic Toll at 800-900 thunderstorms at Valentine Neb and Goodland Kan begin after he served his sentence on the other counts Sunday Want Ads in be-Sat Adv New York (AP) The first regular issue of Ms a magazine for women is on the newsstands with a 1940s-vintage comic strip on its cover and articles on everything from politics to body hair inside The July issue of Ms (pronounced either or is formally set for national distribution on newsstands Thursday with copies already in the mail to an impressive initial list of 125000 subscribers But the magazine has been appearing in New York since Friday A in the new issue by the Ms staff headed by editor Gloria Steinem says the initial response shows it has an emerging and deep cultural change that was happening to us and happening to our Washington (AP) An effort to halt missile and equipment purchases for thrfore 11 am Safeguard antimissile system was rejected by the House today as opponents began trying to cut defense spending more than $16 billion because of the Moscow arms accord Phone Chicago (AP) The National Safety Council said today that between 800 to 900 persons may be killed in traffic accidents during the 4-day Fourth of July holiday The period covered by the estimate will extend from 6 pm Friday to midnight Tuesday a 102-hour stretch The additional six hours of Friday are included to cover tourists getting on the highways immediately after work Friday The last 4-day observance of July 4 was in 1968 and 620 persons were killed in crashes Last year a 3-day observance the toll was 638 Council statisticians calculated that from 25000 to 39000 persons may be injured in traffic during the holiday GLORIA STEINEM Washington (AP) The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously today to request the Justice Department to review the record of its investigation of the International Telephone Telegraph Corporation antitrust cases for possible perjury prosecution Your savings compounds every day Westport Revival -LOVE DIAMOND "LOVE" RING 24951 The most popular savings account in the area Commerce Banks Morale Booster Gone-Gone San Diego Instituted two years ago as a morale booster go-go is now a no-no at Miramar Naval Air Station The dancers who gyrated nightly at the Enlisted Club and twice weekly at the Club are no longer doing so station officers say- No official reason was given but one officer said the announcement was made four days after a new commander of the base took over Lions Crowd Out Pulque Mexico City Overflow visitors during this Lions International convention are being housed down by the tracks where pulque the pungent local wine usually is loaded From 25000 to 40000 Lions are expected at the 4-day convention and every bed in the city has been reserved To provide extra accommodations the pulque shipping center was converted into a Pullman car city Platforms with a 15-year accumulation of pulque and mud were scraped and resurfaced and 69 sleeping cars were lined up on three railroad tracks Nearby are six dining cars and three bars A place to buy pulque was vetoed by the organizers used to one official explained would get sick Or fall on their Master Organizer Shares Title Chicago Mayor Richard Daley long OF EXCELSIOR SPRINGS: 104 West Broadway KANSAS CITY 9th jnd Mdin Drive-in: 12th and Charlotte BTUE HILLS: 61st and roost Members FDIC 14k gold illmlrulmn nfuwit Continued From Page 1 any tendencies of the Concern continually has been voiced by Westport residents and area history buffs that certain buildings throughout West-port were marked for razing This concern was intensified! when the old Eisele Bakery on Westport Road just east of Mill Street was torn down in 1970 The Westport Square project in that jt provides primarily for improvement rather than the demolition of existing buildings stands as a contrast to the proposed Penn Valley Plaza project which has been hotly opposed by Westport and Broadway area residents Anderson stated that his vision of Westport Square is as JE WE LE OS street parking facility screened by a row of commercial shops 1 Anderson emphasized that although Westport Square would be a commercial entity the goal i of the developers is to maintain strong and tasteful business district avoiding a plastic exploitation of its He added: will be a reality of physical and aesthetic improvement and preservation rather than restoration West-port Square is not a Williamsburg Dodge City Gay Nineties or Roaring Twenties amusement park or Anderson also stated the retail operations would aim at middle to upper-middle income groups and that it hopes to draw strength from its proximity to many of the colleges and to the Plaza BMA Capital will initially spend up to $200000 with $1025000 more to be available through interim financing Of the total cost roughly $375000 is tied to site acquisition costs and $550000 is for renovation with $300000 going for new construction A formal presentation of Westport Square was to be made this afternoon at the BMA Tower William Grant chairman and president of BMA explained the project to a gathering of business and civic a master at political organization says a i 1 area combining tuMit ovnr4 Cam IImPhiamh Sen ONLY THE VERY RICH CAN AFFORD CHEAP AIR CONDITIONING Quality WORKMANSHIP doesn't cost IT CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING and CENTRAL HEATING Both Units Installed! a new expert George McGovern got the greatest organization that has ever been put together in this the mayor said people call it something suggested a reporter just a Daley replied Daley praised McGovern as outstanding who has done an outstanding job in winning the primary elections throughout the country spontaniety of the Farmers (City) Market and the elegance of the He said the project can be compared loosely to such entities as Ghirardelli Square or the Cannery in San Francisco or Larimer Square in Denver The majority of is to be done in the western half of the square or the part between Pennsylvania and Mill streets Included will be an offi- DALEY Senate Panel Decision Gun Curb Voted $999 WARM WINTERS COOL SUMMERS WARM WINTERS COOL SUMMERS LIMITED TIME! FOR THE MAN ON THE GO! Canon's 10 digit personal 'electronic 'calculator Only 1 7 oz Uses 4 penlite batteries Performs all functions Automatic constant Hooting decimal $25995 office supplies 90S WAINUJ Wj VI 2 5694 COMFORT PACKAGE New 80000 BT0 GE Gos Furnace All steel model with "Thermal Trap" heat exchanger Completely installed a New 24000 8TU Central Air Conditioning Coil 15 ft lines combination thermostat a Completely installed to adequate existing ducts A wiring a YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Backed by Johnson the quality name in heat and air conditioning since 1900 EASY PAYMENT TERMS WITH APPROVED CREDIT GIVE US A JINGLE Washington The Senate Judiciary Committee today approved a bill to outlaw the commercial sale of small conceala-ble handguns not suitable for sporting purposes The measure sponsored by Sen Birch Bayh (D-Ind) was approved by a 12 to 2 vote after the committee turned down by a 9 to 5 vote a rival measure of Sen Roman Hruska (R-Neb) Three bills offered by Sen Edward Kennedy (D-Mass) to require the registration of all firearms the licensing of both king guns and handguns or of only handguns were rejected by one-sided margins Bayh said his bill would out of the marketplace the weapons most frequently used by Thetypes of handguns used in tile assassination of Sen Robert Kennedy in 1968 and in the attempted assassination of Gov George Wallace last month would be banned from sale Voting against bill were the chairman Sen James Eastland (D-Miss) and Sen John McClellan (D-Ark) Hruska supported bill after his own proposal was defeated Gun control ued that was further need for greater restrictions The National Rifle Association the most visible opponent of restrictions replied that new prohibitions would not keep guns out of the hands of a determined assassin bill is designed to outlaw jhe sale of handguns not suitable for sporting purposes Importing such weapons is banned by regulations issued under the 1968 Gun Control Act bill would apply these regulations to domestically produced handguns bill would set safety and reliability standards for handguns He opposes the sporting-use test contending that sales should be permitted for self-defense or any other lawful purpose Both bills would prohibit revolvers with barrels shorter than three inches and pistols with an overall length of less than six inches a provision aimed at easily conealed weapons At suggestion Bayh inserted a provision making it unlawful to saw off a barrel or otherwise alter an approved handgUn JE 14434 JINGLE FOR JOHNSON BE 1-3434 JOHNSON FURNACE CO KANSAS CITY MISSOURI TRUMAN ROAD AGNES ft.