I The Daily Collegian Wednesday, January 25,1978 —11 Talks break off, coal supplies threatened By United Press International . “It really doesn’t matter who walked to the door In developments in the coalfields: scheduled to meet today in Washington with KKuiulmwnßßDMß Negotiations to end the nationwide coal strike, first,’’ the spokesman said. “But we do not an- John Guzek, president of UMW District 6in representatives of the Department of Energy. .now in its eighth week, broke off indefinitely ticipate a speedy resumptipn of talks.” eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia, said Utilities in Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Rl[|ly3lmi3|kU^|nH| Tuesday, heightening the prospect that hard- Sources indicated union and management were Tuesday he did not believe striking coal miners Virginia warned last week they were running out of BHHHHnBBHHHHBBpHHH hb pressed eastern electric utilities might run out of close to an agreement when the talks broke down, would return to work even if ordered to do so by the coal and might have to impose curtailments on B ; Ira supplies before the walkout ends. An aide to federal mediation chief Wayne Horvitz federal government. Gcv. James A. Rhodes of Ohio industry and the private sector. iM| A spokesman .for the Federal Mediation and acknowledged they had been meeting into the night had asked President Carter Monday for federal —A spokesman for Gov. George Wallace said B ■ 181 evil I iHTtlllKfleMi : H Conciliation Service in Washington .said talks as part of a “push to get a settlement.” intervention in the strike and said it would be. a Alabama state troopers would' remain in the 1 M between the United Mine Workers and Bituminous The aide said the potential for an agreement now “catastrophe” if electric utilities ran out of coal. Mentone-area coalfields as long as there was a Ira Coal Operators Association “blew up” about 2 a.m. was “too badly damaged” to allow the two sides to —Electric company executives from several threat of violence. The troopers used tear gas BHHHBHHHMHHHMMHHMMI {iy Tuesday following a marathon bargaining session. come together again in the next few days. states whose primary source of power is coal were Monday to disperse about 500 angry strikers. |1 Four million women affected ( ~' . ~ ~ > Have a BappyU 1 FDA warns on pill and smoking Kline joins crowd jrnrr I WASHINGTON (UPI) The Food for perhaps 4 million American women and blood vessels from oral con- f /I O/" O HfflH BBSS and Drug Administration Tuesday told 4 the new FDA message is both loud and traceptive use. This risk increase with BBS w B M B f UUV d ir*RZ ftET million American women who take the clear: If you take the pill, don’t smoke; age and with heavy smoking (15 or more wlnl^^EL 'pill and smoke that unless they give up if you must smoke, find another method cigarettes per day) and is quite marked HARRISBURG (AP) Lt. Gov. executive office in the last century. ailiL _ _ ___ _ one or the other, they substantially in- of contraception.” in women over 35 years of age. Women Ernest Kline, biding Ms time as the But Kline, who became Democratic Hjk | ““JP gk ■ crease the risk of a heart attack or Kennedy said every doctor should who use oral contraceptives should not number two man in Gov. Shapp’s floor leader in 1967 just 33 months mF ■ j Jr stroke. • exercise the “medical responsibility” of smoke.” administration, shoots for top billing after he became a state senator, is a I E ffimi “Women who use birth control pills making an “absolute best effort to 1 Additional noints in the new warning' • in state government Wednesday after darling of party leaders, and who also smoke have a three times disuade every smoker from choosing _ “nihpr fnrm<? nf cnntrappntinn have seven years as a supporting actor. He’s straightforward with an un- CD ARiS greater chance of dying from a heart that particular method ,of con- er -jsks or none at all Thev are also Kline takes the first official step tarnished record as a legislator and B fl UIVI attack or other circulatory disease than traception.” fh _ n nr _, ‘ trappntives toward center stage when he an- he knows state government from the ...... ■ ■ m women who. take the pill but do not The agency issued an order, effective hut n<?prf nronerlv mav be effective nounces his Democratic bid for inside out. At one point, he seemed a ■W ■ R H J bLTj* smoke,” FDA Commissioner Donald April 3, under which druggists will have Pn nlieh for Lnvwompn ” governor in three cities. But the one- shoo-in for the party’s nomination. Kf* j R Kennedy told a news conference. to distribute. to . their customers a ' & y time Beaver Falls radio announcer But a strange thing happened after mmf In Ibb 808 rahrfr “And women who both smoke and use brochure and a leaflet each time a pill T^e PM combining estrogen and has been polishing his lines for some Shapp and Kline rolled to landslide . : the pill are 10 times more likely to die of prescription is filled. progestogen is about 99 percent effective time. victories in 1969 and 1973. As cabinet ■■■ B** R f a heart attack or other circulatory The brochure is an expanded version while the “mini-pill,” containing only The 48-year-old Kline, who or- officials and officials ran afoul of the ■ « Ewf Han Ran EC |j|' disorder than women who neither smoke of information the FDA has required progestogen, is about 97 percent ef- ganized a fund-raising committee law, disenchanment with state gov- H iL-LIX W nor take the pill. since 1970. Both the brochure and leaflet fective. last April for his gubernatorial run, ernment grew. " WBirw H « ■ ff “Our best estimate is that from 30 to 40 will state: Estrogen has caused cancer in test has been cast as governor’s material Charges of scandals and corruption MEfc, Bj CMM —HM ml §& percent of the Bto 10 million women who “Cigarette smoking increases the risk animals but studies have not confirmed since his inauguration in 1970. and an ill-fated bid for the presidency Ul tg take the pill also smoke. This means that of serious adverse effects on the heart , a cancer risk to pill users. Being lieutenant governor is no sagged Shapp’s popularity. Others jjT |#_ 1 automatic stepping stone to the seeking the governor’s chair seized ■ ■ m m 1 ip* | 'I |■ | I B ■ governor’s mansion. Only two the opportunity to associate Kline 1 Ih Ids I tl B Irf *3 % B if |I 9 Ol An A lieutenants have ascended to the top with Shapp’s problems. I rDI IIIUO bay ndy Ixl 1 1 aU alUlla V ) Today, Wed. Jan 25 i , From 6PM to 7PM j WASHINGTON (UPI) The FBI may have led Ray to assassinate the He was discharged from the Army for ■ ■ - . , , p Anri 1 1 PN/l tn 1 O mirlnito concluded James Earl Ray financed his man who most symbolized black refusal “ineptness and lack of adaptability.” ff I PpflA T A GTC|\/ GkfT AMIU II r IVI to I iriiuniie escape from Memphis, Tenn., after to accept anything but equal status in < .. , . .. . . . , HwUWv Iw wWU V LV/UvU Iwl ThllfS. Jan 26 killing Martin Luther King through a America. Ray first pleaded innocent, but U U IQ nmn in IPUJI | series of petty robberies and was not Just a few weeks, before King’s p® u I r T'J'|? en 1S c^ se to J_ _ _ I 11/ I / j • I Ic. flOOn 10 1 r IVI a .d“^T nspln,tors ' FBI “ les s,eitd'ro™ y f ?i a irssKw despite lead Kath s death Internal FBI documents, amassed in Orleans and back. In the course of that ... hic nl -„ p av told T„rff»P the largest manhunt in history, disclosed trip, Ray gave vent to his racial feelings. W p?L{ll n he couM “not accent” LOS ANGELES <UPI) A unloaded, put it to his head and pulled 11AMto 1 2 nOOh Ray was planning a flight to South “If Negroes want to be free, they th e statements of the Drosecutor and his spokeswoman for shocked members of the trigger. & BPM to 9PM Africa or Rhodesia a few days before his should go north or west,” Stein quoted J ® * r \ h at he had a( L d alone without the P°P u,ar jazz-rock group Chicago said Kath was killed instantly. * IVI 10 V arrest by Scotland Yard at London’s Ray. “If they stay in the South, they jL L nr l an l v co-consmrator ’ Tuesday they plan to stay together “For now, we’re listing it as an ac- Sat. Jan. 28 Heathrow Airport on June 8, 1968, two should be willing to be slaves.” aujurui p . despite the accidental shooting death of cident,” said police investigator Tim 1 2 noon to IPM months after King was gunned down on a An uncle told agents Ray may have Ever since, there has been speculation Terry Kath, lead guitarist and vocalist Yost. ' 0 00 V)r' ' r ' v motel balcony in Memphis. been influenced against blacks and Jews that Ray, a drifter who had spent most fortheband. Johnson told police that Kath first put & BPM lO 9PM The FBI reports made available by “pro-Nazis" in a Quincy, 111., tannery his life in jail, had been bankrolled by “Everybody is really shaken,” said an empty .38-caliber pistol to his head Sun Jan 29 exclusively to UPI under the Freedom of where he worked as a youth and by his forces eager to silence King, who was a Lisa /Liberman, assistant to Jeff Wald, and played Russian roulette, pulling the no ‘ Information Act also showed a strong Army service in Germany where, the Nobel Peace Prize winner and a figure of manager of the group. “The group is trigger of the empty gun several times. 1 flOOn TO IPM streak of racism and pro-Nazi feelings uncle said, Ray’s “attitude crystalized.” worldwide respect. going to stick together. But right now, all Then he put a clip into a 9-mm automatic & 1 OPM tO 11PM the members are in shock and are not and put it to his head. /I J! ~ M L, , • . ready to make a statement. Johnson asked Kath to stop, and the Marston successor picKed by judges , 10 ;; T /!i£s 1 ofTerryisa,ranen,i ' >us piSe g , r i i , 6 e grwS: ansal<lbeforehe 538 & college A Ve . PHILADELPHIA (AP) Robert N. his ouster was precipitated by pressure started or are ongoing now will go on full “Don’t worry. It’s empty." for FREE DELIVERY deLuca, 37, a former public defender brought from Rep. Joshua Eilberg, D- steam. > a frfinH I 'nnn Kathwas one of the founding members Call 237-861 6 • - - tour, was at the home of a friend, Don of Chicago, often compared in its 7,, vL Johnson, one of the group’s technicians, musical style to Blood Sweat and Tears Plenty OT Parking in suburban Woodland Hills Monday, because of its versatility in playing both ' when he took out a gun he thought was rock and jazz. and. B-year Justice Department em- Pa. “The whole Hahnemann Hospital ployee here, was- named Tuesday to Eilberg is under investigation by the matter is under investigation' in temporarily succeed ousted Republican , U.S. attorney’s office here in connection Washington and by this office. Anything U.S. Attorney David W. Marston. with a s64’million federally assisted con- that resembles foot-dragging, I’m sure , DeLuca, also a Republican, was ap- struction project at Hahnemann w ill receive the toughest scrutiny,” he pointed by Chief District Judge Joseph Hospital here. sa id_ Lord 111, after Lord and the .district DeLuca met at length with newsmen neLuca Marston and throo othor court’s 16 other judges met and consid- after Lord announced the appointment ’ fr „„ a ”„. t " re ® ,1" ered what Lord said were about five and wasted no time in trying to ex- 2?, If candidates. ' tinguish some of the fires left burning by Moments before Lord announced his predecessor. deLuca’s appointment, a federal DeLuca disputed Marston’s claim that the iob on courthouse employee -had just com- replacement of the U.S. attorney now 1116 • IOD on a Dasis pleted scraping Marston’s name off the would cripple ongoing investigations. Marston had said he could not possibly door of the U.S. attorney’s office. “I have absolutely no reason to think be effective as a lame, duck U.S. at . Marston was fired last Friday by U.S. that any case under investigation will be torney. DeLuca appparently also ques- Attorney General Griffin Bell amid a affected” by Marston’s ouster, deLuca tioned Marston’s judgement on that controversy in which Marston claimed said. “I think the probes that were issue.' European police ask proof of kidnap PARIS (AP) Police demanded linking the abduction to the West Ger- Liberation, said it had “no link what- Tuesday that the kidnappers of Belgian man terrorists. soever with the individuals who kid industrialist Baron Edouard-Jean Two callers purporting to be from the napped the baron.” Empain deliver any of his personal pos- French leftist group Armed Nucleus for Anonymous telephone calls also were sessions “to prove they are indeed Popular Autonomy telephoned French received Tuesday night by the Paris holding him hostage.” news agencies early Tuesday and office of Radio Luxembourg and the The message was issued following threatened to execute the baron and leftist daily newspaper Rouge, anonymous telephone calls claiming “other bosses” unless three of their “We, the Armed Nucleus for Popular leftist groups were responsible for the comrades were released from prison. Autonomy, claim responsibility for the abduction of the 40-year-old nobleman. They set a deadline of Wednesday kidnapping of Baron Empain. We One caller demanded release of two noon. demand the liberation of our comrades imprisoned members of the notorious ' A statement purporting to be from the before Wednesday noon. If not we will Baader-Meinhof gang in what was French revolutionary group, delivered kill the baron. Other bosses will follow,” believed to be the first information later to the Paris leftist newspaper a caller told Radio Luxembourg. “Soup After 10” A Bowl of our Imcomparable French Onion Soup 1.50 Price includes a glass of our House Wine / NIGHTLY MON. - THURS. AFTER 10PM j CLOSE ENCOONTEBS OF THE 7TB DAT fl I Something for Everyone at Hillel ! Fri.,Feb. 3rd Sat., Feb 4th, 6p.m.-Sunday Morning i . Creative Chicken Dinner (Sat.) 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