’Suspects
plead
innocent
CHOWCHILLA, Calif.
(UPI) Defense attorneys
said yesterday two young
suspects will join their
alleged accomplice and plead
fnnocent in the kidnaping of 26
Chowchilla school children.
Two of the suspects, Fred
Newhall Woods and James
Schoenfeld, both 24 and sons
of prominent San Francisco
area families, are to enter
. their pleas today in Justice
Court here, the attorneys
said.
Schoenfeld’s brother,
Richard, 22, who also has
E leaded innocent, will be
rought with them to this
central California farming
from jail in
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2H e. college avenue
Alameda County east of San
Francisco to ask reduction of
$1 million bail.
Woods’ attorney, Herbert
Yanowitz, said he will ask at
today’s, arraignment that
Judge Howard C. Green keep
in force a' gag order on
documents found by police on
his client’s 100-acre family
estate until the trial, if
possible.
Investigators have said the
documents include a paper
bag list of the victims, a plan
to kidnap .a busload of
children and a $5 million
ransom note, reported by the
Fresno Bee to have been
signed “Beelsabub,” an
apparent misspelling of the
New Testament name
Beelzebub, which means
Satan. -
The victims, aged 5 to 14,
and their busdriver, were
abducted July 15 and buried
in a truck Jn a Livermore,
Calif., rock quarry owned by
Woods’father. They escaped
after 16 hours underground.
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Savings from air bag use overstated
WASHINGTON (UPI) industry, told Transportation
The head of the Insurance' Secretary William Coleman
Association tof America mandatory installation of air
acknowledged yesterday his bag safety restraint systems
industry had overstated the is the only way to
auto insurance premium .significantly reduce the
savings that would result annual highway death toll,
from requiring new cars to be He predicted consumers
fitted with air bags. could recover the cost of air
T. Lawrence Jones, whose, bags in slightly more than
association represents 95 per three years, estimating they
cent of the auto insurance “would produce insurance
Last Bicentennial talk set
Ira D. Gruber will explain
“Why the British lost the War
for American Independence’’
in the final lecture in the
University’s Bicentennial
lecture series tonight at 8
p.m. in the Memorial Lounge
of Eisenhower Chapel.
Gruber is one of the few
American scholars to study
the British side of the
American Revolution.
In this lecture Gruber will
explain why the British ac
complished so - little with
experienced officers and
powerful regular forces when
the Americans were half:
trained, uncertain about the
cause and foreign aid was
only tentative. ,
cost savings totaling $2,499
billion, or about $32 per in
sured vehicle per year.”
But, under sharp
questioning by Coleman, he
acknowledged the premium
reductions forecast by the
insurance industry apply
only to personal injury por
tions of policies and would be
offset at least partially by
higher property damage
premiums. .
“How can you, in. good
faith ... tell me there will be
a 30 per cent reduction in
premiums when you tell me
now there will be an offset?”
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THE BICENTENNIAL SUMMER
LECTURE SERIES
/
Ira D. Gruber
Professor of History
Rice University
“Why the British Lost the War
for American Independence ”
Wednesday, August 4
8:00 P.M.
Memorial Lounge
Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel
sponsored by the College of the Liberal Arts
COMPLIMENTS OF THE PENN STATE BOOKSTORE, McALLISTER BUILDING
AND ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HUB
ORDINAL NUMBERS
ACROSS
1 Owner of San Simeon
7 Title for Magoo
13 Squall
20 Becomeslck, Biblical-style
21 Passenger train system
22 Blue gemstone
23 Region of 74 Down
25 Iron
26 Failedtofollowsult'
27 Elizabeth Bloomer Warren
Ford
29 Frau's daughter: abbr
30 Lean-to
31 Prosecute
32 Theological degree
34& ker ' SP,a, '° rm '
35 In a plump manner
36 Put two and two together
37 Unwed: abbr
38 "The British -coming!"
39 Express weariness
40 Clarinet ingredient
44 Extrasensory perception
Coleman replied. education could produce
Jones testified at a one-day the same fatality reduction,
hearing called to help “The figures that we have
Coleman determine whether' indicate that lap and shoulder
the government should belts are 50 per cent more
tighten safety regulations effective in preventing
after the present rules serious injuries and deaths
requiring installation of seat than air bags alone, and three
belts in all cars expire at the times more effective in
end of the month. preventing other injuries,”
Representatives of the
major auto makers opposed
mandatory installation, of air
bags, saying it would drive
car prices up $250 to $3OO and
cut sales, while increased
seat belt use —either through
legislation or public
49 Feign illness
51 "-of silence"
52 Egg: combining form
53 Mild oath
54 Outl: German
56 Certain fire
57 Roman road
58 Viet
-59 Like Richard Burton
60 Halloween word
61 Part of an act
62 One of Ludwig's works
67 Aconcagua's mountains
70 Five-dollar bill: slang
71 Red dye
72 Wildebeest
75 Filth
76 Actor Buddy 113 Removlngseeds
79 North-eastern European 114 Showy
80 Foot parts 116 Behave
81 Whitney, for one 117 Clings to
82 Day": Streisand tune 118 Adjusts again
85 Having stamens and pistils In 119 Talks impudently
separate plants
87 Highest abode of happiness
The Daily Collegian Wednesday, August 4,1976
said Sydney L. Terry, a 31, choosing from alter-
Chrysler vice president. natives ranging from a
Sen. Bob Packwood, R- requirement for installation
Ore., an opponent of the air of air bags or mandatory seat
bags which inflate belt use to a simple extension
automatically on impact, said of the present requirement
a consumer revolt would that seat belts be installed on
result if the federal govern- all cars.
By Mike Shenk
90 Separated
91 Her: French
92 Blunder
93 Princess perturber
95 Gas mileage raters: abbr
96 Amusement Island
98 Librarian's degree
99 Wail
100 Firm: abbr
101 Major: music
104 Tel -
105 Sal> for one
106- Independence Day
109 Oktober und Dezember
dative
•111 Sheriff's group
112 TV reception aid
ment requires their use.
On the other hand, the
Allstate Insurance Co., and
Rep. James Scheuer, D-N.Y.,
argued that the system,
substituted for harness-type
seat, belts, could save
thousands of lives a year.
Coleman said he would
reach a decision by next Dec.
DOWN
1 Chroniclers: abbr
2 Young man who visits Job
3 Playwright Edward
4 Barrier »
5 (Has) walked with long steps
6 Severe questioning of a
prisoner
7 Mrs. Kettle
8 Embed
9 Uncurved
10 Tire parts: variant
11 Simple
• 12 Chessmen: abbr
13 Linger
14 Donkey: Dutch
15 Street roisterer
IS Foretoken
17 A quaver
18 Pittsburgh material
19 Kind of bear
24 "-you like it" '
28 Football scores: abbr
29 Bends
34 Certain flowers
35 Fighter's weapon
36 Like the Gobi
38 an ocean of troubles"
39 Part of the leg
40 See 16 Down
41 Indo-Burmese Hills
42 Actor Jack
43 Distributed kings and queens
45 What was that?
46 Like Priam or Paris: abbr
47 Explorer Hedin
48 Ireland
50 Scurry
55 Gravediggers
57 I: German
59 Man's nickname
60 Spelling -
61 shorthand taker: abbr
62 Wager
63 Table covering: variant
64 Word with spindle and
mutilate
65 Man's
name meaning
salvation
66 "This tape will self-destruct In
67 Beverages
68 Cleopatra's river
69 Play golf after two foursomes
72 Word with humor or Friday
73 New: German
74 Leonid's land: abbr
76 Being: Spanish
77 Word for Scrooge
78 Maximilian or Maria
80 Ike Turner's spouse
82 "You - Live Twice"
83 Mean value: abbr •
84 Formed in relief
86 That which suits one
88 Raise
89 Least remote
94 Certain hill dweller
96 Bell: prefix
97 Egg-shaped
98 Gun sounds
99 Mount Sinai climber
101 Seaside hills
102 Arm bones
103 - Daughter: David Lean
movie
105 Hereditary unit
106 Golfer's yell
107 Exclamation of disbelief
108 Diminutives of James
110 Hunting match: French
111 Voweilesspadre
115 Carpet measurement units
abbr
(anewers to puzzle on page 7)