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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1971. -22- SHADOW MISCHIEF Machine Tax f. 1 IT MOM Bae5LT CT TO A tHOWl osition Opp Is Forming ON STAGE EVERLY HILLS FLAYHOUS cock Blvd. "The Ten O'clock TonlsM at 1:30. UHL PLANETARIUM "The Christ-mos Star." at and NIXON Musical "Hair." Tonhjht at 1:30.

PITTSBURGH PLAYHOUSB "Room Service." TonlaM at 1:30. ON SCREEN 11 ART CINEMA "The Amazing Trans and 10. 35. plant- ai Invitation to Ruin" at 1 4:10 and 4:55. CHATHAM CINEMA Peter Sellers and Goldlt Hawn "There's a Girl In My Soud" at 2, 4.

4, 1 and 10. ENCORE Ron Moody and Frank Longella In "The Twelve Chairs." ot 2.15,4:15, I and 10. In Outdoor Film Arthur Dubs is a building contractor who photographed, edited, produced and stars in a film called "American Wilder-ness," which opens Wednesday at the Penn Bills, Eastland, Denis, McKnight, Regent, Roxian and other area theaters. Ruth at FIESTA Geone Steal and Gordon In "Where's Poppa?" 4:, 4:15, 1:10 ondTO-05. ami FORUM Ron Moody Lanoella In "The Twelve 01 I and 10.

MaaafinPf--- -iiri ULTON MorHn Ralinm mil Cotttn In "Torai Torol Toral" at 12. 5:05. 7:40 and 10:25. Why So Many Added? Explain Witness List, DA Aide Asks Police ON SAMI PR08RAM "THE LOVE-US'' 1:50 and GATEWAY John Wayne end Jorge Rlvpro In "Rio at 12:20, 2:20. 4:20, 4:20, 1:20 and 10:20.

CUILD "The Lickerish Quartet," at 2:15. 4:15. 4:20, 1:20 and 10:20. KINGS COURT Elliot Gould end Brando Vocearo In "I Love My Wife," at 3:30, 5:15. 7.

and 11. SHADYSIDE -Joe Nicholson and Karen Block In "Five Eosv Pieces," at 2:20, 4:15, 4:10, 1:05 and 10. SQUIRREL HILL Barbra Streisand and George Segol In "The Owl and the Pussycat" at 1:15, 3:05. 4:55. 4:45, and 10:30.

STANLEY Walt Disney's "Arlste- cots" at 12, 2, 4, 4, 1 end 10. CI ie)MeivIJI FAIR OROUND DR. IN. Part SUPIR SO DR. Irwle NfW ORANADA Cotter Ave.

STARTS SUNDAY MT. UIANON DR. It I. By GABRIEL IRETON PostJoiette Stotf Writer The District Attorney's office yesterday Instructed the city Police Bureau to give a full account of reasons why a long list of police officers were added to the witness list of a recent murder trial. At the same time, James G.

Dunn, the first assistant dis ARDMOII D. HHIs COLONIAL DR. II S. Cresireads CAMP HORMC DR. Hflls WARNER All McGraw and Ryan O'Neal In "Love Story," at 12, 2, 4, 4, t.

10 and 12. trict attorney, tola court TOMORROW at 8:40 P.M. Sun. Afternoon at 3:10 P.M. DONALD JOHANOS, Conducting LEONARD ROSE, Cellist Wo toach bodv FALLA Suits from the Ballet.

"The Three Cornered Hat" language. PAUL GREGORY in association with THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY THEATRE it and by arrangement with THE MOUNT LEBANON JAYCEES i 1 v' preitafa a-' WORLDS GREATEST LIVING ACTRESS', DAME JUDITH v' ANDERSON Shapp Urged I To Reject Panel's 6 Levy Advice Influential opposition to any effort to impose the state's six per cent sales tax on industrial machinery, is developing in Western Pennsylvania. Such a tnove was recommended to elect Milton J. Shapp by his tax committee, headed by John R. Jri, Philadelphia banker; to raise $75 million in new revenue.

Banker John J. Balles, senior vice-president of Mellon National Bank, who also was a member of the Bunting Committee, and who was part of a minority that opposed the recommendation, has personally urged Shapp against the move. Balles has become a spokesman for industry and industri-. al developers in the matter. He said yesterday that the elimination of this incentive for locating plants in Pennsylvania would have a' severely adverse effect in Western Pennsylvania because the area is a seat of heavy industry.

He said that the location of a new $65 million plant in Western Pennsylvania has been jeopardized by the possibility that the Shapp administration will follow the Bunting recommendation. The Banting report proposed to help business generally by reducing the state corporate net income tax from 12 per cent, the highest in the nation, to 9 per cent This would take $132 million off the tax rolls, for which the sales tax on manufacturing machinery would compensate in Balles called the sales- tax exemption "of vital and unique importance" in encouraging manufacturers to locate and grow in Pennsylvania. Removal of the exemption, he said, would "represent a devastating additional barrier to Pennsylvania's industrial growth potential" $833 Million The Bunting report found need for $833 million in new revenue' to operate the state from Jan. 1, 1971, to the end of the 1971-72 fiscal year on July 1, 1972. The committee recommended that this sum be attained by: 7s $1.06 billion to be received by imposition of a personal income tax at 4 per cent on net taxable income as reported to the Federal govern- ment.

i i. million through adding production machinery to the list of items subject to RICKOLAI LOPATNIKOFF Festival Overture MENDELSSOHN Symphony No. 5 in Minor paid fees ranging from $39.20 to $45.60. Ralph a chief inspector of the city Homicide Division, said that calling all his men on one case is a routine matter and on the "ap-and-up." He added: "We cannot tell our men, 'Well, you won't be needed in court to ro so forget about it Stay home or go where you Because, if tomorrow comes and the defense attorney brings up a point where you are needed and you're not available, then we're in trouble. Everybody in this office works on every case and everyone has something to do with thwt case.

And they should be available for testifying." BLOCH Hebrew Rhapsody for Cello and Orchestra life 01 JED "fJWlW.lf. I I I O-l I' 13 DISTINGUISHED SUPPORTING CAST direction WILLIAM BALL pi I with Ludl- CLAIRE Don McHENRY Laurence HUGO UST 3 DAYS! Room Service Lura to talk beaotlfulhr. Witt your body. At Arthur Mutrirs, comrnunJ- eating is a very moving experience, a Coed Scats Still Available For Tonight Saturday and Sunday "U't tfft rtaftit ckalfaajt of my Ufa!" Dime Judith Anderson ONE NIGHT ONLY! JAN 9, 1971 SYRIA MOSQUE TICKETS: S6.S0. S5.50.

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Please enclose staeieed teH-addresed reture etvtloee. no ii ii6if jvu fnjL oil lugoinei the beat, the movement, the flair, the confidence! Com alive! Meet a new breed of fun oeoole who talk your lansuaee. ft. Terrorists Shah Frees tTEHR AN, Iran, Dec. 31 (AP) The Shan of Iran today pardoned a man sentenced to life imprisonment for making an attempt on his life in 1964.

Earlier, the Shan had commuted the sentence from death to life imprisonment. After serving six years in prison, 31-year-old engineer Ahmed Mansouri Tehrani was released as a result of the pardon and sent home, Iranian officials said. Mansouri had been convicted of taking part in an abortive assassination attempt by him and six others, including a royal guard soldier. Others convicted of the attempt on the Shan's life are still serving prison terms. clerks to delete the names of those police officers listed for further criminal cases who may have nothing to do with those cases, The action from the county prosecutor's office came after the attorney for Robert Kar-leski, 23, of the 200 block of Mission Street, Southside, protested to Judge Robert Van der Voort in Criminal Court that too many witnesses were paid in his client's case.

Six-years, Cost Karleski was convicted of involuntary manslaughter, ordered to serve six. years on probation, and was further told to pay the costs. Witness fees amounted to more than $3,200 to about 70 persons, most of them police officers. Dunn told the Police Bureau to furnish him the ranks of all police officers who were sub-peonaed to appear in the Karleski case, to what precinct or division they are assigned, and specifically to report what connection they had with the Karleski case. Meanwhile, the Post-Gazette continued its own investigation into allegations that city police officers were needlessly being included on witness lists and getting paid for it Two ofsthe more spectacular murder cases tried in 1970 were pioked to show "some comparison in the amount of witness fees.

The were The conviction pf William (Billy) Hines, 15, of the 600 block of Seagirt Street, Brush-ton, for the murder-assault of 17-year-old Eileen Taylor behind a supermarket in Brush-ton last April 2. The investigation was handled by city police. The conviction of Stanley B. Hoss, who was sentenced to die for the shooting death of a Verona policeman. County detectives, Verona officers and federal officials were called to testify in this case, and six Pittsburgh police were sub-penaed.

Local Police Fees County detectives, federal officers and state troopers do not receive witness fees for testifying, but most local police do. In the Hines, case, "nearly $1,400 was paid out to 72 witnesses. From that amount, more than half $750 went to Fifth Precinct officers and city homicide detectives. In all, seven Fifth Precinct officers were subpeonaed, and 23 detectives were summoned. By comparison, witness fees collection from the Hoss case came to about $550.

Five ofsthe city police officers were OPENS JANUARY 7 MUSIC LYRICS BY Richard Rodgcrs STARRING GEORGE BALL SHARON POWELL TMitt tin et silt at Kiifaitt's, )atkela PHt tledtet Rth. IS For thkrt lf nil MiIIm Bait, ML- L.btMi kniil: 541-eSOO. LIVE! Weekend dances, "after 5 get acquainted mixers. Exclusive fl nav rianM avhlhMtM avuntufltifatil Iin WeJ'IWV bAIHWIlMlf tW1llhVUt(W1e4 fox uot; utra, Discotneque spoken here! HE vr HELEN WAYNE RAUH DIRECTED BY TOM THOMAS DANCE COURSE '75 i Curtain Time: 1:30 P. H.

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7 S5 million to be ized through a state lottery. This totals $1.14 billion, but PRIVATE LESSONS I SEMI-PRIVATE LESSON I SOCIAL PRACTICE SESSION rsoa toui tei-stite deive-w teeiths issoc. K0VK MTWCS FOR PARENTS AKD T0UX5 FESPLK 1 would be reduced by: Atntn SmnfiKpr H25 million through mom Oinasner exemption of most consumer Tffc rlnCA A Willi A itcmS fr0m tte S8leS taX" lO AWmie $132 milUon by rolling STANFORD, Dec. 31 back the corporate net income "Red Riding Hood" Original adaptation written and directed (AP)-The Stanford Linear, tax, from 12 to 9 per Licrrau rBAftatuiavcf FRANCMISEO AUA0UADMTTTI9 IfSDf Ali AOM A4MMTTI9 fa aWTWcrn WiaPr if rfRaeWwm sjBmnqaagjflHgj rVT unor IS AMtirne $50 million by provid Accelerator Center plans to by William K. Leech ALL SEATS i EVERY SAT.

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In Affiliation With Point Park College ARDMORE VNtlM.ttArtMnnd. 871-5010 They're Utrnlnt Fait "THE STUDENT "THE LOVERS" ing tax relief for the elderly. -Irish Strife Costly BELFAST, 31 (AP)-The government counted the cost of civil strife in Northern Ireland during 1970 and said it added up to $13.3 million. Most of the money was spent on security measures. Engineers Will Meet The government practice section of the Pittsburgh Chapter of Professional Engineers Society will meet at 7 p.

m. Tuesday at the organization's off 508 Standard Life Building, 345 Fourth downtown. clost its two-mile-long atom smasher the months of February and August as an economy measure. The move is being made to save on a $900,000 annual electricity bill and because inflation is pinching the center's $25 million budget with has been the same for thre years, John Sanders, a spokesman for the center, said yesterday. Stanford University operates the center which is funded by the U.

S. Atomic Energy Commission. None of. the 1,290 employes will be affected by the shutdown, when the accelerator will be modified Sanders said. "-v I Dnn BLUE DELL Rt.

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