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POST-GAZETTE: v. 4. 19765 I flea ijs AH? 1 I 1 7 1 1 vfe" lib? h'Sdf 1 i i vvt Major Strike On Organized Crime Readied (Continued from Page 1) tjj er arson case and had been o(k probation. According to police, Fuetter told; investigators that he had regularly bought liquor for the Sportsmen club! although he was never officially authdf-J ued to do so. Fuetter also joined Lagatutta signing a nonlien agreement, that madfe Lagatutta responsible for debts incu red in a remodeling job at the club, ac cording to police sources.

And in another related case, federal investigators are known to be working; with state agents in checking out possjv ble criminal backing in a proposed Downtown modeling agency. Underlying the federal effort is the belief that local vice activity, which' often appears to be an tangle of liquor, drugs, pornography and gambling interests, aU comes together under the supervision of a very few powerful racketeers. -'U4, The marshal's witness protection program, in which Fuetter is involvedj" is a mysterious, expensive and compre4 hensive operation designed to protect; informants from retaliation or silencing-by criminal elements. Its most recent known applications; were for John Hammer, a former court' ty detective sergeant who was a central' character in the Duggan-FerrartK Grosso investigations here, and Stephen'' C. Levitt, a former bail bondsman, who.

is the government's principal witness in' the bail bond case. Associated Press Wlreohoto iRr.lrir Wi llUtKV 111 ink. ptfn. iv a -c Sharon, celebrate his 2-to-l victory over Cecil Underwood for the governor- Robert E. Casey and his wife Mary Name Insures Victory Casey Gets Big Win In Treasurer's Race Presidential Returns Listed State by State Carter to Treat States Fairly, Shapp Predicts By EDWARD JENSEN PotKiaiette Harrtsburo.

Correspondent HARRISBURG Gov. Shapp yesterday predicted Jimmy Carter will be "fair" to states outside of the South, especially to Pennsylvania, in distributing federal pork barrel appropriations for arsenals and flood control dams. Carter, according to Shapp, telephoned in the early morning hours to express his appreciation for Pennsylvania's 27 electoral votes and the governor interpreted that as a good omen. "He was very appreciative," Shapp told reporters. He (Carter) wants to sit down with me.

and talk over the future." Shapp said he is hopeful the President-elect will come to Saratoga Springs, N.Y., on Nov. 13 when the governors of the Northeastern states gather to plan ways of getting more federal funds. One of the less dramatic but significant gripes against President Ford and former President Nixon eas the allegation that the Republican administrations favored the so-called Sunbelt states in passing out federal funds and projects. "Carter," said Shapp, "is committed to improving the economy of the Northeast." In other aspects of an election postmortem, Shapp, like most Democrats, continued to attribute the victory of Rep. H.

John Heinz III of Pittsburgh, to money. Shapp, echoing Rep. William Green of Philadelphia, blamed the Democratic defeat in the U.S. Senate race solely on Heinz's expenditure of an estimated $2 million, about twice the Green expenditures. Shapp noted that Democrats increased their majority in the State House by four votes (to 118-to-85) and picked up an additional seat in the Senate, making the Democratic lead 31-to-19.

He said he viewed that as a defeat for GOP efforts to run on a platform alledging administration corruption. "The tactics of smear and innuendo," he said, "did not work." Asked if he plans to accept a federal appointment, Shapp said he plans to finish out the two years remaining in his term. Armed Forces' Recruiting Dips WASHINGTON (AP) The Defense Department failed to meet its recruiting goal in the July-September quarter, mainly because of difficulties in attracting high school graduates to volunteer for military service, a report released yesterday disclosed. The armed services signed up volunteers during that quarter, 96 per cent of the objective. Only the Air Force made its goal in the three-month period while the Army, Navy and Marine Corps fell short by 4 to 5 per cent.

"The recruiting shortfalls are due in part to the services' continued emphasis on recruiting high school diploma graduates," the Pentagon said. Some tome ago, military manpower officials decided they would rather take in fewer new personnel than accept young men and women below standard. Ore. Tax Defeats Will Halt Classes PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-More than 9,000 Oregon students will be barred from classrooms by Dec.

1 because of tax levy defeats in Tuesday's election. Voters in the Eagle Point district near Medford, where schools have been closed since Oct. 15 because of a lack of funds, defeated a proposed $2.5 million operating levy. General election balloting also saw levies defeated in two other Oregon districts, La Grande and South Lane. School officials had said they would close schools about Dec.

1 if the levies were defeated. Levies were approved in North Bend, Coos Bay, Knox Butte, and Pine Eagle school districts. 6 Remain Free: After Conviction In Betting Ring Mon Valley gambling boss John Bazzano and five public officials convicted with him in a gambling-protection scheme remain unsentenced and at liberty on bail more than seven months after their trial. Bazzano was convicted by a jury in U.S. District Court on March 31 of con- ducting a multimillion-dollar numbers operation in the southeastern sector of Allegheny County.

Five men, including a former dis-' trict magistrate, the former mayor of' Clairton and a current police officer in Clairton, also were convicted as Bazza- no's paid protectors. A check of court records reveals, vs--. that Bazzano, former Clairton Matz; former magistrate Regis Ward; former constable Peter former Elizabeth police chief Raymond Poljak; and David Guffey, police chief-under Matz and now a patrolman in, Clairton, all have been free since they were indicted June 17, 1975, and con- By THOMAS M. HRITZ Post-Gazette Staff Writer Robert Emmett Casey, the 66-year-old Democratic recorder of deeds from Cambria County, won the state treasurer's race strictly on the strength of his last name. That's what many political analysts say and maybe they're right.

But consider this. Casey defeated state Rep. Patricia Crawford of Chester County 2,234,016 to 1,761,749 a margin of nearly a half million votes. It was larger than that of John Heinz of Pittsburgh who won a seat in the U.S. Senate after waging a dollar blitz that cost the family coffers more than $2.5 million.

And it was larger than Jimmy Carter's, who spent a few bucks himself to win Pennsylvania's 27 electoral votes. How much Casey spent to become state treasurer is not yet known. But in last spring's primary, he filed expenditures of $880 while confiding to reporters that he spent less than $500 but did By The Associated Press Here returns. are the latest presidential Pet. State 99 Alabama 64 Alaska 100 Arizona 100 Arkansas 100 California 98 Colorado 100 Connecticut 100 Delaware 100 Dist.

Columbia 100 Florida 98 Georgia 100 Hawaii 100 Idaho 98 Illinois 100 Indiana 100 Iowa 100 Kansas 99 Kentucky 100 Louisiana 100 Maine 100 Maryland 98 Mass 98 Michigan 100 Minnesota Ford 495,744 39.008 417.413 266,713 3,837,202 566,364 712,414 109.926 25.184 1,375,296 469,129 140,003 203,874 2,319,173 1,166,670 631,667 501.759 524.171 606.204 234,434 648,980 1,004,598 1,855,924 817,349 Carter 644,375 22,994 294,668 495,909 3,709,815 447,006 641,010 122,610 127,562 1,561,383 951.636 147,375 126,175 2,218,056 1,002.936 618,898 429,003 609.410 683,512 231,283 735,618 1,391,201 1.667,000 1,067,536 smile over his win as treasurer. n't want to look like a "piker." Robert E. Casey is also the only Casey who is left. Robert P. Casey, the bushy-eye-browed Democrat who everybody says is the real Robert Casey, will be departing the state auditor's general's office in January.

Though he did serve for two terms as auditor general, Robert P. Casey's name didn't do him much good when he ran in two gubernatorial primaries. He lost both of them. The other Robert Casey is gone too. He is Robert J.

Casey, a Washington, D. public relations man who commutes to his home in Ross Township and who lost to Democrat Doug Wal-gren in a struggle for the Congressional seat in the 18th district. Robert J. Casey once said of Robert E. Casey: "I resent him cashing in on my good name." Robert E.

Casey's reply to the 53-year-old public relations man was simple enough. "I had the name first," he said. And now he also has it last. Regan said he paid $51 to Schwartz. Regan said he was admitted to a room by Woelfel and told to undress and shower in preparation.

Regan was assisted by three backup detectives in the raid. After the arrests were made, detectives said George Lee came into the parlor and asked, "Are you guys still harassing these parlors?" Lee is the owner of Studio One massage parlor, Downtown. The detectives said another massage parlor owner, Nick DeLucia, heard about the arrests and also stopped by to see what was happening. While checking the premises, detectives discovered that three of the rooms were installed with one-way viewing mirrors. One detective commented, "Someone could look into the rooms and even take pictures without being observed." victed last March.

Sentencing in the case will be con-" i i i i. it i rt .5 HO iv4, Associated Press Wlreohoto lhip of West Vir8'nia- The 39-year-old Democrat, elected in his second race for the Pst Allows his Republican uncles- Nelson and Wnthrop, who were governors of New York and Arkansas, respectively. Pet. State 99 Mississippi 100 Missouri 99 Montana 100 Nebraska 99 Nevada 100 N. Hampshire.

100 New Jersey 100 New Mexico 99 New York 100 N. Carolina 98 North Dakota 100 Ohio 100 Oklahoma 99 Oregon 100 100 Rhode 100 S. Carolina 100 South 100 Tennessee 98 Texas 100 Utah 98 Vermont 99 Virginia 98 Washington 100 West Virginia 100 Wisconsin 100 Wyoming Total Ford 360.911 916,903 169,308 349,736 100,786 185,472 1,477,858 207,718 3,060,695 736,602 146,559 1,992,415 536.948 482.093 2,187,038 172,138 342.409 151,619 632,731 1.876.316 335.144 98.982 834.542 679,631 311,012 1,003,039 92,831 Carter 372,448 984.413 146,291 230,152 92,023 147.618 1,420.668 199,225 3,336,665 921,110 130,325 2,000,001 528,761 481,881 2.315,494 216,991 443,901 146,153 821,594 2,031,562 180,974 77,746 810.636 643,333 430,404 1,037,056 62,267 38,413,707 40,156,673 Ford Jefferson: 8,372 Juniata: 4.026 Lackawanna: 43.364 Lancaster: 71.874 Lawrence: 18.446 Lebanon: 20.828 Lehigh: 46,632 Luzerne: 59.908 Lycoming: 17,168 MrKean: 10.478 Mercer: 22.292 Mifflin: 7.729 Monroe: 10,216 Montgomery: 155.826 Montour: 3.259 Northampton: 32.807 Northumberland: 19.173 Perry: 7.442 Philadelphia: 231.073 Pike: 4.241 Potter: 3.828 Schuvlkill: 31.874 Snvd'er: 6,564 Somerset: 15,734 Sullivan: 1.583 Susquehanna: 8.331 Tioga: 8.420 Union: 6.290 Venango: 11.673 Warren: 8.592 Washington: 30,640 Wavne 7,737 Westmoreland: 58.934 Wyoming: 5,704 York: 56,811 Carter 7,551 3,129 57.695 35.455 23.295 11,717 46,524 74.591 14.722 6.361 24.669 6.007 9.542 112.672 2,727 42.419 18.781 4.6(10 480.843 2.775 2 859 ii.iiiv 3,160 13,397 1.357 6.075 5.793 3.395 8.300 7,364 46,626 4,325 73.994 3,628 41.235 ii tt ai i ii.iii. -Associated Press wirepnoro Jffil 1 s- vi K7 r't JT wnu presiueu ai ine inuiuii-iung idi. Court documents indicate that Sorg.

Detective Allegedly Propositioned 2 Charged in Prostitution At Downtown Rub Parlor Votes for President By State's Counties By CHARLES LYNCH PosHiaiette Staff Writer Two women were arrested and charged with prostitution yesterday following a raid by city vice squad detectives at a Downtown massage parlor equipped with peepholes. Scheduled for City Court hearings next Wednesday are Sally Schwartz, 36, of Shadewell Street, Brentwood, and Carol Woelfel, 22, of Sapphire Way, Bloomfield. The women were arrested in the Gemini Spa, 641 Liberty after an undercover detective allegedly was propositioned and paid $51. Before detective Tim Regan was permitted to enter the establishment he was asked to sign a printed card stating he knew he would not be getting a massage and that he was not a policeman. A city ordinance prohibits intersexual massage.

recent action in the case came more than two months ago when federal prosecutor James E. Roark to the new-trial motions. Sorg must impose sentences on the 'v' six before they can initiate expected appeals which, if unsuccessful, would mean an 18-month hiatus before they begin serving their sentences. Deceased Judge Re-Elected in L.A. LOS ANGELES (AP)-A judge who died last month has been re-elected to Municipal Court over an opponent rated i unqualified by the county bar association.

Municipal Court Judge Leo Freund, who died Sept. 29 at age 80, received 375,595 votes to 317,450 for his oppo-nent, Warren Biscailuz, a Santa Monica attorney and son of a former sheriff. Tuesday's election of Freund means' that Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.

will appoint a successor. Communities9 Presidential Vote PHILADELPHIA (AP). The Pennsylvania Presidential vote by county: Ford Carter Adams: 12.116 8.793 Allegheny: 301.878 327.089 Armstrong: 12.484 13.920 Beaver: 31.996 44.432 Bedford: 9,345 6.654 Berks: 54.551 50.989 28.183 17.665 Bradford: 12.613 7,757 Bucks: 84.949 79.212 Butler: 26,361 22.61U Cambria: 32.498 38.820 Cameron: 1,616 1.319 Carbon: 8.837 10.764 Centre: 16,468 19.770 Chester: 67.637 44.961 Clarion: 8.146 6.543 Clearfield: 14.463 13.648 Clinton: 5.836 6.516 Columbia: 11.505 12.116 Crawford: 15.338 14.712 Cumberland: 37.919 23.119 Dauphin: 33.973 25.651 Delaware: 149.139 117.462 Elk: 5,948 6.495 Erie: 49.641 55.385 Fayette: 19,953 32.089 Forest: 1.135 1.010 Franklin: 16,935 12.525 Fulton: 2.218 1.746 Greene: 5.007 8.394 Huntingdon: 7.843 5.410 Indiana: 15.218 14.210 A VIA 41 a it 1 i i Presidential Vote by Wards In Pittsburgh Here is how Pittsburgh wards voted for President: Ward 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Carter Ford 628 285 318' 1,166 290 4.366 2,971 5.608 846 1.710 795 3.534 3.705 Carter Ford PitcairnBoro 835 709 Pittsburgh 108,123 67,922 Pleasant Hills 1.687 3.067 Plum Boro 4,616 4,303 Port Vue Boro 1,542 82? Rankin Boro 1.085 Reserve Twp 1.008 948 Richland Twp 1,257 1.957 Robinson Twp 2.127 1.991 Ross Twp. 6,125 10,467 Rosslyn Farms 49 289 Scott Twp 4,283 4.792 Sewickley Boro 912 1,330 Sewickley Heights Boro 69 370 Sewickley Hills Boro 43 77 Shaler Twp 6.526 9.252 Sharpsburg Boro 1.460 604 South Fayette Twp 1.551 911 South Park Twp 2.356 2,129 South Versailles Twp. 101 80 Springdale Boro 1.245 645 Springdale Twp 580 216 Stowe Twp 3.219 1.695 Swissvale Boro 2.882 2.562 Tarentum Boro 1,311 799 Thornburg Boro 61 233 TraffordBoro 23 16 Turtle Creek Boro 1.762 1.073 Upper St.

Clair Twp. 2.129 7.047 Verona Boro 670 427 Versailles Boro 529 296 Wall Boro 264 59 West Deer Twp 2.364 1,224 West Elizabeth 160 122 West Homestead Boro 1.127 543 West Mifflin Boro 7.580 4.570 West View Boro 1.550 1.983 Whitaket Boro 553 241 Whitehall Boro 2.809 5.031 White Oak Boro 2.127 2.444 Wilkins Twp 1,907 2.253 Wilkinsburg Boro 4,764 4.767 Wilmerding Boro 819 450 327,089 301,878 Here is how Allegheny County communities voted for President: Carter Ford Aleppo Two 193 178 Aspinwall Boro 688 1,023 AvalonBoro 1,223 1,709 Baldwin Boro 5,743 5,222 Baldwin Twp 607 715 Bell Acres Boro 260 303 BellevueBoro 1,968 2.674 Ben Avon Boro 362. 758 Ben Avon Heights Boro 27 213 Bethel Park Boro 6.056 10,295 BlawnoxBoro 527 375 Brackenridge Boro 1.171 568 Braddock Boro 1,653 592 Braddock Hills 668 415 Bradford Woods Boro 151 341 Brentwood Boro 2,710 3,181 Bridgeville Boro 1.484 1,096 Carnegie Boro 2,304 1.719 Castle Shannon 2.304 2.298 Chalfant Boro 289 200 CheswickBoro 656 535 Churchill Boro 717 1,811 Clairton 3.514 1.596 Collier Twp 1,119 672 Coraopolis Boro 1.975 1.022 CraftonBoro 1,560 1.879 Crescent Twp 528 480 Dormont Boro 2.526 2.910 Dravosburg Boro 716 609 Duquesne 2,786 1,699 East Deer Twp 747 140 East McKeesport ruiio 728 526 East Pittsburgh Boro. 791 351 Edgewood Boro 858 1.508 Edgeworth Boro 199 771 Elizabeth Bnro 411 399 Elizabeth Twp 3.129 3,174 Emsworth Boro 658 739 Etna Boro 1.281 970 Fawn Twp 497 353 Findlay Twp 758 722 Carter Ford Forest Hills Boro 1.883 2.525 Forward Two 959 580 Fox Chapel Boro 411 2.438 Franklin Park 740 1,693 Frazer Twp 398 162 Glassport Boro 2,050 838 Glenfield Boro 62 54 Green Tree Boro 1,142 1.791 Hampton Twp 2,294 3,536 Harmar Twp 1,006 417 Harrison Twp 3,351 2,020 Haysville Boro 21 16 Heidelberg Boro 497 232 Homestead Boro 1,962 615 Indiana Twp 1,184 1,148 Ingram Boro 913 1.021 Jefferson Boro 1,700 1.480 Kennedy Twp 2.006 1,593 Kilbuck 169 349 Leet Twp 369 328 Leetsdale Boro 424 248 Liberty Boro 851 634 Lincoln Boro 312 213 Marshall Twp 465 626 McCandless 3.431 8,188 McDonald Boro 105 41 McKeesport 8,001 5,127 McKees Rocks 2,338 1.334 Millvale Boro 1,127 940 Monroeville 5,974 7,150 Moon Twp 3,289 4.272 Ml Lebanon 5,710 13,901 Mount Oliver Boro 1,091 796 MunhallBoro 4,229 3,2.10 Neville Twp 461 320 North Braddock Boro 2.468 1.170 North Fayette Twp 1.313 1.053 North Versailles Twp. 3.499 2,117 OakdaleBoro 506 392 Oakmont Boro 1,334 1,940 O'Hara Twp 1.618 2.673 Ohio Twp 345 546 Osborne Boro 78 205 Penn Hills 11.604 13.043 Pine Twp 667 1,132 I 430- 2.9H8 2,409 3.007 1.652 5.545 3.489..

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81... 32. (klim.i'nY I ncc oncirinf ICIJSS Sen. Joseph Montova is huR(d 8 Rich Sims losing bid for a third term to the OOP's Harrison Schmitt, a lormer astronaut Sims lost in the primary to Montova Total.