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Gov. Sargent To Become Harvard Fellow Pige6-NAl GATUCK NEWS Lawyer Charges Travesty HARTFORD. Conn. (UPI) A Florida lawyer representing the estate of a man suspected in the death of a Connecticut woman and her daughter has been quoted as saying the inquest into the man's death will be a "travesty." The Hartford Courant loday reported thai attorney Ellis Rubin made the comments Wednesday on (he case of Paul John Knowles, killed Dec. 18 while allegedly trying to escape from two Georgia police officers.

Knowles had been charged svith a number of murders and was a suspect in the October slaying of Mrs. Karen Wine and her 16-year old daughter Dawn in their Marlborough, home. Rubin said he was first told by Georgia officials he would be able to present and cross examine evidence at the inquest into Knowles' death, but he now has been told he will not be allowed to do so, Ihe Courant said. "I don't know if 1 want to even see this travesty," the Courant quoted Rubin as saying. Probe Won't Affect Hartford Appointment by Mrs.

Caines's brother. The HAKTFOHD, Conn, (UPI) Hartford school officials say a probe by Ihe New York Cily Board of Education involving Mrs. Kdylhe Gaines will not By PETER A. BROWN a her appointment as CAMBRIDGE, Mass. I school superintendent in llarl- W.

Sargent, the ford. unsealed in was reported Monday New November's Democratic dec- York education officials had landslide, will spend six reopened an investigation into months as a Harvard fellow Edu-Force a firm headed evaluating his future. Sargent, whose six-year stay in the State House was ended decisively by Michael S. Dukakis, has accepted a temporary appointment as a fellow of the Institute of Politics, Harvard announced Monday. In that capacity, Sargent will meet wilh students informally and run an extracurricular study group.

He will also have Ihe use of Harvard's facilities to pursue his areas of special interest, such as energy and environcmntal policy. company had done $1.5 million worth of business with I wo New York City school districts in 1971. when Mrs. Gaines was head of one of the districts. Hartford Board of Education President Scott McAllister said Monday the boarrl had been aware of Ihe revival of the New York probe before they hired Mrs.

Gaines last week, and there was no evidence of illegal activity by her. Mrs. Gaines IB the first; black woman appointed super- tinlendent of Hartford schools. From 1967 to 1971, she was superintendent of School District 12 in the Bronx, N.Y., which had a $383,500 contract with Edu-Korce for a computerized mathematics program. The firm was opeprated by tier brother, Frederick D.

Jones, who died in May, 1972, Mrs. Gaines inherited Ihe stock the company but she som and her son acted as company president, until it went om 01 mess a of gt nl prob ad started dna hen dropped because of lack or from Mil-Fora, ofT of the N.Y. i thn the hcsl sltlcns lhe system. Mrs. Gaines has denied any wrongdoing and said she would welcome completion of the and New York Deputy Chancellor Bernard Gifford has said Mrs.

Gaines is being "very cooperative" in the investigation, Manufacturers are trying to overcome discoloration of asphalt shingles from fungus by incorporating zinc per in Ihe shingle Phi- NEW HEADLINER NEW YORK (UPI) lippt Petit, UK blithe high-wire walker, wunl dumb In his summer here that consisted of a free walk on a cable suspended between the twin lowers of the World Trade Center it a height of 1,350 feet and a stroll on wire across Central Park. He has been signed by Ringling Bros, and Barnum Bailey Circus as a headliner in the 1975 edition of the show. This time he gets Coast Guard Rand May Go To Capital NEW LONDON. Conn. I The Coast Guard Band may be shifted to Washington after nearly 50 years of being based al the Coast Guard Academy in New London.

Lt. Commander William Bradwell. band director, said Wednesday no )final decision has been made, but officials are considering it. The decision is up to Ihe Coast Guard Commandant Owen Siler. The band is made up of 46 musicians, including one woman.

II lias been based at the academy since 1925. The appointment is the culmination of a month's discussions that started as an informal invitation from an old accquaintance, Institute Director Jonalhon Moore. The governor, who released a statement expressing his pleasure in Ihe appointment, report- 'cdly has been besieged by a variety of permanent academic job offers. He hopes to use the time at Harvard, for which he will be paid the typical fellow stipend of $1,250 monthly, to evaluate his reaction to university life and its role in his future plans, a Sargent spokesman said. "It's only for six months, he hopes it will give him a chance to evaluate things." He is one of a variety of persons from public life who have accepted fellowships at the John F.

Kennedy School of government for varying periods of i They have included former Kennedy cabinet member Robert McNamara and 16 freshman congressmen who have participated in a pilot program aimed at leaching Capitol Hill newcomers their way around Washington. Sargent, whose term ends Jan. 2 arid is scheduled to begin his appointment Feb. 1, is the second governor to accept a John F. Kennedy School of Government fellowship here.

Gov. John J. Gilligan, who was unseated as Ohio's chief executive last monlh, had previously MIDD'LETOWN. Conn. (UPI) been an Institute fellow.

they-are holding Moore, -who has known SamaClaus" Frosty the Sargent socially for years while Snowman in prective custody, both maintained homes on Cape The four-foot plastic figure of Cod. said He approached Santa was found Wednesday Sargent personally about three afternoon on the front lawn of a weeks afler the governor was man who said it didn't belong defeated for re-election, to him. Frosty, also a plastic was all very low key," reproduction, was found Tues- said Moore, day night on the intersection of Main and Washington streels. Police said Ihey would hold the figures unlil somebody claims sirs- Lourse Offered STORKS. Conn.

I me University of Connecticut says it will offer a course next semester on sign language for HARTFORD. Conn. I people interested in working the deaf. The 12-session course, open to TW Holding' Santa. Frosty Panel To Study Special Needs Motor Vehicles Commissioner Edward J.

Kozlowski loday announced the establishment of 'he public, will star! Jan. 29 a nine-member panel to study an(! will meet on Wednesdays lhe specialized Iransportation fTMm to 9:30 p.m. at the needs of handicapped children. Storrs campus. No academic Kozlowski said the panel credils will be awarded for the woiild review present regula- classes, lions determine Ihe special Film anl1 videotape will be used needs of students physically to help students develop and and mentally handicapped and improve sign language skills, develop proposals for vehicle thc university said Tuesday, standards lo meet those needs.

John L. O'Connell. Ihe depart- Karnu rs shou rema in alert inert's pupil transportation iidminislralor. will be chairman as a a of the Handicapped Student Transportation (ee. Safety Commit- pausca urred THHT'S FRET "JrtEAWSr OF ALt IS ONCI- VS'ORN 8V NAPOLEON.

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