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4TiTHUKGII rOST-GAZETI'K: TU'SDAY, AITUL 11, 1970. HAPJ4ADUKE I iSixon oitays 1 School Aid TourM Income DELHI, India (AP) India earned $14 million from foreign tourists in 19G3, according to official government estimates. S. K. Roy, director general of Tourism, said the average tourist spent $173.

'Wife Slrcrs Blind Man Uses Bicy cle Built for 2 Three Meld For Court In Drug Raid Mt. Washington And Brookline Men Face Charges Three of 19 persons arrested in an narcotics raid in Mt. Washington were held for grand jury action yesterday following a hearing in Magistrate's Court. Held on charges of violation of the drug act are: James F. Fitzgerald, 23, of 740 Wills where the raid was staged; James F.

Jackson, 21, of 114 Augusta Mt. Washington; and Frank Colletti, 22, of 2113 Woodward Brook-line. Fitzgerald, who was also charged with keeping a disorderly house, was returned to County Jail under $10,000 bond after the hearing before Magistrate Anthony C. Troiano. Similar charges against three other persons were dismissed, but they were fined $25 plus $11 costs for visiting a disorderly house as were five others who appeared in court.

The three are: Mary Worden, 19, of 714 Berkshire Brookline; Arthur J. McLaughlin, 23, of 238 Oneida Mt. Washington, and Frances Magasano, 21, of Tropical Beechview. Those who did not appear in court forfeited $25. Police said "Can yon give me another copy of the diet you put him on? He ate the one you gave me yesterday." Scientist Speaker Scary Hard Drink Effects Told Here Hard drinking is a lot rougher on you than you think, a Berks County scientist said here yesterday.

Dr. Jasper Chen See, director of the Quality Control Medical Laboratory in Reading, said recent research some of it still unpublished has shown that: Eating a good diet won't necessarily prevent cirrhosis Man Indicted Youth Held In Slaying Of Girl, 17 Her Head Hit Stone, Officer Quotes Suspect William Hines, the 15-year-old accused slayer of Eileen Taylor, 17, first sought to steal her purse but instead forced sexual relations upon her, Homicide Det. Stephen F. Tercsak testified at a coroner's hearing yesterday. Tercsak said that Hines told police that as he threw her to the ground her head struck a stone.

Hines, of 647 Seagirt Brushton, was ordered held for grand jury action by Coroner's Solicitor Bernard J. McGowan on a charge of murdering the vivacious Sacred Heart High School senior early on April 2. Miss Taylor lived at 829 N. Euclid East Liberty. Her body was found in a vacant lot behind a supermarket at 6909 Frankstown Homewood shortly after 9 a.

m. that day. Surround Tercsak Immediately after McGowan handed down his ruling, about a dozen blacks surrounded Tercsak but Patrolman A. It. Spruill, a black police officer, came between them and Tercsak and the crowd dispersed.

Attorney Thomas A. Harper, representing Hines, indicated defense strategy will be to bring out that the youthful defendant did not have counsel while being questioned by police and did not phone his parents. However, Tercsak several times, under Harper's prodding, said Hines was advised of his rights, did not ask to call his parents, was told he had a right to be silent, and to be represented by counsel. Miss Taylor had left a birthday party in Point Breeze after telling several persons she was going to visit a boy friend 15 blocks away on Ked-ron Street, Homewood. Her father, William Taylor, holding a plastic cup of water and telling McGowan he was under sedation, testified he had taken her to the party.

He left the hearing room after testifying. roncho Is Found Mrs. Anne Andrews, 803 In-wood Homewood, testified that she saw a boy pulling a girl across the street from her SI Hi Need 1 HELP? 261-6010 tXHlDll Thru Friday and VOLUNTEER SERVICES of ALLEGHENY COUNTY 2 Gateway Center Ground Floor, East Wing Need 261-6010 PERSONAL, HEALTH, WELFARE PROBLEMS? IYS representatives answer questions Today and Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to Ii30 p.m. fritn(cd By 4r THE PEOPLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY PART OF THE CONSOLIDATED NATURALGAS SYSTEM BOISE, Idaho, April 13 (AP) Bradley MacConkey, 68, suffered failing vision and was forced to give up driving a car.

But he and his 65-year-old wife came up with a new means of transportation. They bought two bicycles, and had them welded togetherside-by-side, about three feet apart. A tie-bar arrangement joins the two front wheels for steering. They both pedal. Mrs.

MacConkey does the steering. The couple made a 16-mile roundtrip recently to visit a daughter. they confiscated hashish cubes, two needles, smoking pipes with residue of narcotics and $376 in cash during the raid last April 4. Also, they said while they were at the residence they received several phone calls from persons who placed orders for various narcotics. New Industry BANGALORE, India (AP)-Indid" will market from April 1971 its crystal electronic wrist watches built with Swiss collaboration, a spokesman said here.

The 10 million rupee ($1.3 million) project already has been inaugurated. Pick Hotels i.tll IP Space Bank. fV.nl.ia.nn;. ml Kcluclanlly Hits 3 Aspects Of Education Funds Measure (Continued from Page 1) dents receiving loans under the National Student Defense Loan program to have these loans canceled if they enter the teaching profession, or if they enter military service after June 30, 1970. "There is no i Nixon said, "that more students have actually gone into teaching during the last 12 years as a result of this legislation, and no clear reason to think that its extension will increase military enlistments.

This administration therefore prefers that the money that would be spent in canceling the loans of some student be used instead to make more loans available for all." Having lodged his specific objections to the bill, Nixon warned that he might veto a subsequent appropriations bill providing funds for the programs authorized under the legislation signed today particularly if Congress failed to revise some of these programs to meet his criticisms. "When the education appropriations bill comes to my desk," he said, "I will evaluate it by the criteria which I have mentioned in this statement and in my message to Congress concerning a-tion. Is the level of funding a 1 i 1 1 and responsible? Does it concentrate funds where they can do the most good? Does it expand our efforts lo discover what works and what does not work in education? Does it satisfactorily reform programs such as aid to impacted areas and the other outmoded programs?" The authorization bill establishes the guidelines for various educational programs and sets a ceiling on appropriations; the actual expenditures will be based on subsequent appropriation bills. For the past several years, education appropriations have been roughly half the authorized limit. Nixon warned that his signature on the authorization bill was not to be construed by Congress as a "commitment to seek or approve this unrealistic level of appropriations." OBLONG ElASTtC COVERS FOR.

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uruguiarges Hold Two Af ler Raid $8,000 Value Set On 8 Pounds Of Recovered Tot' City narcotics detectives yesterday arrested two 20-year-old Squirrel Hill men at Howard Johnson's Motel, Boulevard of the Allies and Ilalket Street, Oakland. Richard Balber, alias Martin Kramer, of the 5800 block Douglas Street, and Leonard Bandell, 5400 block Covode Street, were charged with violation of the drug act, possession and control of marijuana, and conspiracy. Magistrate Trolano set bond at $5,000 each pending a hearing next Monday. Detectives Richard Mattine and Donald Englehart of the Narcotics Division said they staked out the motel after receiving information that a Martin Kramer, of Miami, had a large amount of marijuana in his room and was looking for buyers. The detectives said they saw Balber, or Kramer, get out of a car on the parking lot and go to his room.

After five minutes, police said, he came out with a package wrapped in the magazine, "Changing Times." Police said the package contained two pounds of marijuana and they found six more pounds in a plastic bag under a bed in the room. The eight pounds were valued at $8,000, police said. They said that Bandell, driver of the car, became impatient when Balber did not return and went up to his room, where he also was arrested. '2 In Wife's Death George M. McAllister, 43, formerly of 100 block of Cleveland Avenue, Avalon, was indicted by the grand jury yesterday on a murder charge in the fatal stabbing of his wife, Beatrice, 34, in their home last Feb.

28. Avalon police said McAllister admitted hitting his wife with a kitchen knife during a quarrel over moving furniture from the house. He was released on $5,000 bond in March on the grounds it was not a first degree murder case. Mine Engineers Slate Meeting The Pittsburgh Section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers will hold its spring meeting Thursday and Friday in the William Penn Hotel. Topics will focus on mine engineering and economics.

Speakers representing the Industry will include John N. Philips, Robert L. Llewellyn and Dr. Harold L. Lovell.

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Mrs. Doris Thornton, 822 LaSchall Homewood, testified that her son, Eric, out looking for his dog, saw the girl's body. Homicide Det. Thomas McDermott testified that Hines was arrested the Sunday night after the slaying. "He gave a written statement that he had slain the victim and was charged with murder," McDermot 1 it llfcl i ill ill of the liver, contrary to widely held medical and scientific views.

The effects of alcohol itself are sometimes enough to bring on the disease. A "normal" dose of sedative could kill you if you've been drinking. Alcohol has a neutralizing effect on pheno-barbital, he said, such that the liver does not metabolize it as usual, and ordinarily "safe" dose can be toxic. Fat metabolism Is disturbed, paving the way for arteriosclerosis and heart disease. Protein synthesis Is also damaged.

This drinking man's cham-ber-of-horrors was displayed by Dr. Chen See last night in one of a series of lectures on alcoholism sponsored by the United Mental Health Services of Allegheny County. He spoke at the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Public Health. In an Interview, Dr. Chen See warned that blackouts-memory lapses for periods when you've been drinking are a sign that irreversible brain damage has taken place.

But, Dr. Chen See confessed, he does do a bit of boozing himself, on occasion a few cocktails with friends." The occasional drink won't hurt you, he consoled, if your liver is sound and your general health is good. Library Helpless TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) A woman called the Tucson Public Library and asked If it could supply information on the care and feeding of her pets, cockroaches. It couldn't.

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