The Daily Progress du lieu suivant : Charlottesville, Virginia • 1

The Weather Some cloudiness otherwise fair today with gradual cooling Predicted high: 65 (183C): ex pected low: 38 (33C) Details page A12 3 I 1 976 Charlottesville Newspapers Inc all rights reserved Narrator Actor James Earl Jones will narrate the city county Bicentennial documentary Details Page DI ESTABLISHED 1892 VOL 85 NO 98 CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 1976 5 SECTIONS 60 PAGES PRICE ITEEN CENTS Wisconsin: Carter Edges Udall ord Wins Jackson Takes NY MILWAUKEE AP) Jtmmy Carter went to bed trailing Morris Udall in Wisconsin's Democratic presidential pri mary Udall had claimed victory But votes from the more conservative rural dis tricts thrust Carter into first place today And within minutes the former governor was back with 300 screaming supporters waving a Milwaukee newspaper over his head The headline: Upset by Udall" 'And we won anyhow" the smiling Carter shouted With the vote from 99 per cent of Wisconsin's precincts counted it was this way Carter had 269477 or 37 per cent to 262395 or 36 per cent for the Arizona congressman Alabama Gov George Wal lace trailed with 92112 votes 13 per cent followed by Washington Sen Henry Jackson who had 47304 votes or 7' per cent and antiabortion candidate Ellen McCormick with 26750 or4 percent ormer Oklahoma Sen red Harris and four candidates no longer in the race Sens Lloyd Bentsen of Texas and Birch Bayh of Indiana Pennsylvania Gov Milton Shapp and Sargent got a scattering of votes President ord was the clear winner of Republican primary outpolling challenger Ronald Reagan with 55 per cent of the vote Reagan had 44 per cent ord with 99 per cent counted had 324921 votes to 260868 The sixth primary victory earned him all of 45 delegates to the GOP national nominating convention distributed on a winner take all basis in congres sional districts and statewide Democrats will choose delegates in proportion to each can showing and Carter was guaranteed 26 by his finish Udall 25 Wallace was assured of 10 delegates Jackson 6 and Mrs McCormack 1 Udall looking for his first primary victory led deep into the night and apparently convinced of victory told backers: "The Carter bandwagon was rolling until just a few days ago When the story of the '76 campaign is written it will say it was turned around here in Campaign aides said Udall was ahead by 1200 votes when he went to sleep See PRIMARIES page A12 Ousted Chou died last Zumwalt Reveals Early Effort to ire Him Kissinger Policy Slammed about Business Ethics busi Index similar to that charged by Zumwalt It has been widely possibility although he has de nied he has been in contact with Kuo feng policeman REGAN ARRIVES AT COURT Executive Pleaded Innocent tionssaid "My said Zumwalt "based on the very extensive soundings I have had the opportunity to take around the United States and in even greater depth in the Com A US treasury official proposes an international ness code of ethics in a talk at UVa Details Page DI today He also was elected as a party vice chairman replacing the ousted Teng This also was proposed by Mao Teng's ouster was a direct result of riots which erupted in Peking huge Tien An Men (Gate of Heavenly Peace) Square last Monday the party resolution said "Having discussed the coun ter revolutionary incident which took place at Tien An Men Square and Teng Hsiao latest behaviors the political bureau of the Central Commit tee of the Communist party of China holds that the nature of the Teng Hsiao ping problem Reagan on the matter "Gov Reagan was ap parently referring to two memoranda I wrote im mediately after conversations with Kissinger Zumwalt the was has turned into one antagonistic the resolution said "On the proposal of our great leader Chairman Mao the political bureau unanimously agrees to dismiss Teng Hsiao ping from all posts both inside and outside the party while allowing him to keep his party membership so as to see how he will behave himself in the future" Peking radio said Reports from Peking said Chinese army troops cordoned off the square and put other units on patrol in other parts of the capital today This was second Nov 28 1970 en route to the Army Navy game on a train The second took place on May 7 1972 off the reception room in the White House hath nf Ihom ho ov one ui wiHuii look piace on pressed a pniiosopny of purge It came almost three years to the day when he was restored to power after being ousted during the Cultural Revolution a decade ago The charges against him in both cases were essentially the he ignored policy line calling for continuing class struggle and put priority on stability and economic develop ment A separate resolution broad cast by Peking Radio dealt with the elevation of Hua a Mao protege who spent about 10 hours talking with former President Richard Nixon during Nixon's second visit to China Ransom Readied By GEORGE BOWLES of The Progress Staff RICHMOND Secretary of speculated Zumwalt was the State Henry Kissinger regards source of Reagan's remarks the United States as a second Zumwalt did not deny the class power and believes he must carry on his negotiations in that context retired Adm Elmo Zumwalt told reporters during a press conference here Tuesday He termed view "an evil Zumwalt who is seeking the Democratic nomination to op pose incumbent US Sen Harry Byrd in November was asked by reporters about his continuing feud with Kissinger Renewed interest in the con troversy flared after a speech by Republican presidential con tender Ronald Reagan last week During a nationally televised campaign address Reagan had attributed a view to Kissinger Teng was a party vice chairman a vice premier and acting chief of the general staff of the Chinese armed forces He had been widely expected to succeed the late Premier Chou En lai when January But Hua top named acting premier in early ebruary and Teng who has not appeared in public since January came under heavy attack from wall posters and party organizations Radio Peking said Hua was named premier by the Central Committee in its meeting HONG KONG (UPI) The Chinese Communist party today announced the dismissal of party Vice Chairman Teng Hsiao ping "from all posts both inside and outside the Peking Radio said purge was proposed by 82 year old party Chairman Mao Tse tung his chief antago nist in current power struggle according to a resolu tion adopted by the ruling Central Committee He was not stripped of his party member ship It was the second time in 10 ears that Teng had been purged from power ts 8 Today which I have been speaking for a year and a half That philosophy was in his view Kissinger's the Soviet Union is the wave of the future the United States the wave of the past said? are over the hill and the American people lack will he (Kissinger) said and therefore his job is to negotiate the best second best position he can negotiate He doesn't profess to MANILA The Philippines be happy about it but he pro (UPI) Authorities released fesses deeply to believe the two political prisoners and said former chief of naval opera they were collecting $300000 in ransom money today to meet demands of three hijackers who threatened to kill 76 hostages aboard a Philippines Airlines jetliner "We cannot compromise the we are rais monwealth of Virginia is that ing the money right said he is dead wrong and that the PAL Vice president' Rafael Igoa See ZUMWALT page A12 I By LiM Prm lamaH Area and State A6 Entertainment B6 City and County DI ood Cl Classified Ads D5 7 Obituaries 12 Comics Sports Bl Editorials A4 Lifestyles A9 Regan Pleads innocent Businessman Rebuffs Charge a By DOUGLAS PARDUE and DINAH ADKINS of The Progress Staff Thomas Regan Tuesday pleaded innocent to? federal charges he ac cepted bribes and participated in a scheme to bilk the Small Business Administration office in Richmond the district office he once headed Appearing calm and cool and speaking in a firm voice Regan pleaded innocent to each of 15 counts of an indictment returned against him shortly before noon by a federal grand jury The 19 page document charges him with two counts of racketeering II counts of accep 1 ting bribes one count of mail fraud and one count of interstate transportation of money ob tained by fraud If convicted Regan could re ceive a total of 220 years im prisonment and a $290000 fine US District Court Judge Robert Merhige Jr set May 26 as the date for the trial to begin John Dowd special at torney with the Justice Depart ment's Organized Crime Task orce told the judge he an ticipates it will take at least two weeks to try the complicated case "Two weeks This is not an overstatement That's as quick as we can do Dowd said Regan' who indicated he wants a jury trial was freed on a $50000 personal recognizance rcade to Replace Cinema Graphics by Thomas Wyant RONT VIEW REAR VIEW By PETER BACQUE of The Progress Staff The Cinema Theater on the Main Street Mall will close its doors April 22 to make way for an Market" indoor shopping arcade the project's developers told The Daily Progress Tuesday Work is slated to begin June 1 on the reconstruction of the 9500 sq ft structure according to Robert Stroh one of the principals in the Jefferson Theater Building Corp Inc the building's owner The project which would remodel the theater's interior for shops restaurants two small cinemas boutiques and gift stores is expected to cost more than $100000 he said Main Street Theater Building To Be The company plans to convert the Main Street level of the present Cinema Theater at 110 Main Street into a 6500 sq ft shop ping arcade stretching 220 feet from the Mall to Water Street with entrances at both points would expect to rent to 15 or 20 dif ferent merchants" Stroh said Besides the main floor remodeling the present theater balcony would be converted to a twin theater with each side seating about 100 patrons he said The proposed remodeling would include the entire main fkxir and balcony but would leave untouched the froqt part of the build ing The present tenants of the four story building would not be involved in the changes Stroh said the developers plan to remove the theater marquee and replace it with a new sign and flag poles new Charlottesville Mall will be completed this summer" he said will undoubtedly attract a great deal of interest i from both local and tourist fact the new Mall should become a tourist attraction in itself" he said fountains splashing trees leafed out benches and flower urns in and with outstanding shops offering attractive the new $25 million Mall will be a great success" Stroh said One combination restaurant and boutique space is already under construction in the old Charlottesville Hardware Store building on the Mall and another real estate de veloper has taken an option on 6900 sq ft of land fronting on the Mall's Central Place with an eye to putting in sources say yet a third such operation The mall a cooperative project of the city government and the Mall merchants has been planned as part of a program to stop the deterioration of Charlottesville's economic heart thus hopefully perserving the tax base and stemming the emigration of city dwellers to the Albemarle County suburbs Signs indicate that the Mall has already begun to have that effect with hew busi nesses opening up Downtown and plans be ing laid for others business and government leaders say bond "This is no indictment It's a victory they have to either put up or shut up" Regan 47 told The Daily Progress prior to entering'the federal courthouse for his arraignment "I'm innocent" he insisted and said he expects to be vin dicated by his trial Although Regan apparently wanted to talk at length with re porters he was cut off by his court appointed attorney Mat thew Ott of Richmond and declined further comment Regan was fired from his post as Richmond SBA director in ebruary 1974 following a Congressional inquiry into al i leged irregularities in the opera tion of his office which he headed from 1967 The former director the first of three men identified as major targets of the federal probe into alleged underworld involvement in the Richmond SBA to be indicted The others are Regan's brother in law Charlottesville insurance executive Joseph Palumbo and Samuel Calabrese a cousin of Palumbo who federal prosecutors have al leged has underworld links The indictment alleges Regan received bribes in return for his assistance between June 1971 and late 1973 in helping several fraudulent firms obtain more than $1 million in SBA loan ap proval and $6 8 million tn SBA lease guarantees The alleged bribes include more than $31000 in cash 15000 shares of Western American Life Insurance Com pany stock a guarantee for a $17000 personal loan three thoroughbred race horses finan cial backing to purchase the An nex a $300000 Keswick estate the services of a farm manager and horse trainer $10000 in farm equipment and payment of his monthly mortgage obliga See SBA page A12 'iQ Ok) psi i 1 fiii I 18 1 I I I 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