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Show Apollo FEBRUARY SUNDAY. Daily Herald 12 LMn County, J, Lunar Module Maneuvers 11 Constitutional Revisions Moved As Utah Senate Ends Third Week Solons Like UUh Nixon curb Crime Ideas By RAYMOND F. NASH S.ALT LAKE CITY (L'PI) The Utah Senate closed its (UPD-C- onWASHINGTON week of the 38th lawmak-urdagrew responded favorably advancing two to President Nixon's Dro.;inS wsslon. eram to "curt crime and im. measures dealing with revision nrnvp thp rnnriitinn nf life' in of the state constitution. Both measures. SB1 and Washington. . ' ....II nnii win u ...... t r. i.j r imeiy conic up for v Sat-fhi- $9 J - , 1 3 chairmen of the Senate District of Columbia Committee, said he' v --1 J h 1 they charged with crimes and when their continued pretrial release presents a clear danger to the community." Nixon said many have been arrested persons "two, three, even seven times" for new offenses while awaiting trials. Reforms in the district's correctional system. Twelve additional public defenders. One additional thousand policemen. Increased enforcement of drug laws. A new juvenile code, psychiatric care facilities and facilities for habitual truants. Administration officials said It was too early to estimate the cost of the package, although $11 million was mentioned for police. apper right the Command Module Is docked with the Lunar Module and one astronaut has already been transferred to the LM and the second is maneuvering through the forward access hatch connecting the two spacecraft. In the bottom right the Command Module separates from the LM with two astronauts aboard for the moon landing. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) Cooper Gets Warning On Chicago Student Demonstrators Still Have Control of Building By United Press International jam session and $200 worth of whom 45fl were appearing In court after arrests nine days ago d demonstratorsfood. sing, chant and jeer for four apent a second night in the The final day of the semester administration building of the at San Francisco State College hours before the judge threa of Chicago-th- eir Friday saw some 600 student tened them with contempt. University of morale buttressed by a blues strikers and supporters Hopes were dim the strike, begun Nov. 6 by two minority student groups, could be settled by Feb. 17, when the new semester begins. At the University of California at Berkeley, striking minority students formed two lines of about 400 each and conga- danced on Sproul Plaza to (UPI)-T- he WASHINGTON equipment, and It could not be chants of "On strike, sut it has taken steps to quickly scuttled. down." Navy Increase the armament on its Instructions . as to what Striking students at St. intelligence ships and to provide actions should be taken by ships Peter's College in Jersey City, been thpm with devices for auick under harassment have N.J., staged a teach-i- n Friday destruction of secret equipment "amplified." to demonstrate their demands control" and nd scuttline. informed sources "Command for a greater say in policy laid Saturday. procedures have been examined matters. A handful of teachers to do Soon after the intelligence and amplified. This has joined about 50 to 100 pickets who two before marched e seized wa Pueblo by hlp of k sh buildings of the North Koreans a year ago, the at sea. fecfon measures-wa- ys campus. Navy began a study to find Qther At Chicago Friday, demon to prevent such incidents, were reviwed flnd increased. strators strengthened their oc the sources said. This step apparentiy includes y of the Admi cupation be While declining to specific keeping adequate protection nistration Building of the 8.600- for security reasons, officials orces witnin range 0f intel-sai- d student school to show their the steps include: iigence vessels. displeasure at the administra Increasing a r m a m e n t on The Navy has two ships like tions firing of Mrs. Marlene ships. The Pueblo was armed the Pueblo the Banner and Dixon, a sociology professor. Palm Beach. In addition, it is The students said she was fired only with machine guns. to have a dozen or for her political beliefs; the Rapid destruct and scuttling believed vessels not identified as university denied it. more crew had Pueblo The systems. to use axes and sledge intelligence ships which perform Student spokesmen said $200 more worth of food was brought hammers to destroy secret intelligence functions. in and the demonstrators who began their occupation about Auto Racing Three-hundre- Intelligence Ships To Receive Armament 2,500-stude- six-stor- French Demonstrators DAYTONA BEACH, Fla Gordon Coo per, who has done some fancy space flying, was warned by his bosses Friday to quit taking chances on earth. I don t appreciate it one bit," said the veteran space pilot when told by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) that he was "no go to drive in the 24 hours of Daytona Auto Race Saturday. ; nas been my nobby all my life. All I know now is mat my luture now probably includes more racing than being an astronaut," said Cooper angrily. "NASA has never said any thing about it before, and now they wait until the lait minute to cut me off." Cooper, 41, is an Air Force colonel and one of the original astronauts. He is back-upilot for the Apollo 10 mission this spring. Cooper flew Faith 7 flight i 1963 in the Mercury series and was command pilot of Gemini 5 in 1965. ISRAEL'S demonstrators Charles President marred again de Gaulle's tour ol the Brittany region Saturday, greeting him with separatist slogans in this northwestern city. "A vocal minority among the 3,000 people who awaited the at the city hall presider "Liberate Brittany" shouted and "De Gaulle to Colombey" when he arrived to confer with p city officials. The second slogan was a reference to De Gaulle's country home at where he vacations and 24 he spent where hours mediating last spring at the peak of the French domestic Colombey-les-deux-Eglis- Opn . a with referendum." chanting Gaulle." "Long glljjm I Go to I ft let's Sm-- Live f "DRIVE-ItkJ255 t But the general ignored the chanting and plunged into crowds outside the city hall to shake hundreds of hands. De Gaulle also was to visit a French naval base and inspect the site for the country's first subbase for nuclear-powere- d marines. Before De Gaulle and his party arrived police had rounded up and detained about 50 Breton nationalists, including four Roman Catholic priests. Some were charged in connection with a series of bombings against government property in the last 18 months. 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STATE, PROVOJ NOW De f Ut Root Cont. from 1:30 h?'?i takes' J TUC PriM I SEABURGER TWO TOP HITS J -i ment demonstrators, mostly students, were others waving' tricolor flags and French 1:15 Thurt., Pri., Sat., Sun. tvrgtr, giWHsnoroiimmxwoiitHl prepared ;rganizea Jegai system A guitar means of ry?ressinp injuries. g was heard' At its and height in Corsica in the until the morning hours. iRth centurv. it claimed the At San Francisco State, which iives 0f 7i000 persons, 18,000 students, Friday's ing to Encyclopaedia Britan- promote "regionalization" of occurences seenieu to uiQicaie niCg tnere was no settlement ot tne France. Even TV Gaulle's annnunre trouble that led to the arrest of yf, ENDS TUESDAY ment Fririav nieht of a olan to hundreds in clashes with police decentralize the French admi- was in sight. with 28,000 nistration was reiectod bv At Berkeley, of Students chiHonts nnH loft winir activists students, Dean anH sfM.Pt finhtinir with rint Arleigh Williams watched the OREM on HWY. 91 well past conga dancing, and said, our police continued of limited police strategy OPEN 6:45 SHOW AT 7 midnight. Earlier the students waveH action" seemed to be working. ELECTRIC! IN CAR HEATERS rifnohiA fists nt iv Gaulle iinnn! There were no arrests his arrival and chanted "Liberate Brittany." Police had to crisis. Competing ONT. TODAY W.d, 43( ENDS TUESDAY!! O The word "vendetta" comes from the Latin "vindicta." meaniriff reven0fl. It nrwn:tipA , . "' iau-- 111 U1C ausniLe w SPECIALS: Mob. - Tu.i. APUtTSfX NOW-F- OR noon Thursday-w- ere to stay indefinitely. intervene. De Gaulle announced Friday night a law to introduce regionalization had been prepared and "will go before a TIGER ISLAND The young girls of the 1920s GROWTH CORSICAN VENDETTAS t Com Sie lis! and there 'FLAPPERS' were named "flappers" because When the state of Israel was they thought it was cute to wear created in 1948, the population their overshoes unbuckled was estimated at 720,000. With- thus they flapped. in 10 years, more than a million persons had emigrated to the new nation from Europe, Africa and America,. Mar De Gaulles' Brest Tour nt two-ye- Liquor Bills the House Education and Labor Committee. blues-singin- BREST, France (UPD time. Against Complete Overhaul The Senate President says he favors the comconcept over a one-shdocument the of overhaul plete by a constitutional convention. Utah voters rejected the constitutional convention concept In the 1966 general election. Barlow says that under tne article - at - a - time concept it would take a number of years to completely revise the state constitution, but he adds that he feels this is the best way to accomplish the task. Before adjourning for the weekend, the Senate approved a House resolution, HJR 6, urging the federal government to with. hold Implementation of grazing fee increases until public hearings are held. ar Hie two liquor bills, SB 144 and 145, backed by a group known as "Citizens For a Better Utah" were referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee during the Friday afternoon ses- sion . WASHINGTON (UPI- )- The committee will discuss House members get their first the measures and issue reports pay checks of the year Saturday on them later in the session. but Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's One of the bills amends the will be a little smaller than the state's Liquor Control Act and others. The Harlem Democrat the other establishes standards was ordered by the House in for private non - profit liquor January to pay $1,150 a month locker clubs. until it has recovered $25,000. Senators refused to concur He was fined that amount for with House amendments to a alleged abuse of payroll and bill, SB 24, that would enable travel accounts as chairman of the state to revoke a person's mis racing r AarAaA providing for revision of one article of the constitution at a Powell Gets Smaller Check Than Others ('UFI)-nAstron- aut . y be-ar- 1 ARTIST'S DRAWING shows how the lunar module, scheduled to land on the moon on Apollo 11 mission, will be separated from the Apollo spacecraft. Top left, the adapter panels are jettisoned and the Command Module Is separated from the Saturn V 3rd stage. In the bottom left, the Command Module begins nuking a 180 degree turn to dock with the LM. In the , anticnme proposals. aJ abbltviad lunych recessB Citing 'raw, vicious violence, The lower chamber took action e hurting most of all those who on a number of measures poor and work hard," Nixon fore leaving Capitol Hill for nis pacnage aniHJuni.ru oiithe weekend for the district proposals SB 1 would establish a Friday. They included: commission to study -- Restoring shops and homes revision of the Uhh Constitudestroyed in last April s riots. tion. It is sponsored by Sen. Ten more judges. President Haven J. Barlow, Sen. Robert F. Clyde, more prosecutors. Forty City, and Sen. Merrill Bail reform so that "dangerous hard core recidivists could Jenkins, Barlow Is also backing SJE1, be held in temporary pre-triconstitutional amendment detention when have been a 1 J p- - n for two years pointed by the governor would coun- for trespassing on private prop- replace the coordinating C erty. At the center of the dispute is The Board of Indian Affairs be increased from five to Senators the two-yewould provision. want a one-yerevocation per. seven members and a Director iod and House members favor of Indian Affairs would be apthe period. pointed under the bill. Government Reorganization In House action, a resolution demIf the House fails to agree supporting suppression of with the Senate, the bill could onstrations at state colleges and wind up before a conference universities was passed. committee to have the differenc The House also passed a bill es ironed out. giving the Parks and RecreaTwo governmental reorganiza tion Division broader authority tion bills were introduced in the to set and collect fees for perSenate, one dealing with natu sons using state parks. ral resources and the other with It requires the operator of a health and wel'ire. motor vehicle to stop on signal The natural resources bill, SB from a park ranger. The park 169, would eliminate the Coor user would face a fine if he dinating Council of Natural Re to adhere to park regulafails sources and empower the gover tions. nor to appoint an executive di No Incrensed Revenue rector of the Department of The Park and Recreation DiNatural Resources. vision currently collects user Under provisions of the bill, fees state parks and any inat the Great Salt Lake Authority bill would be abolished and its 'un- creased revenue from the would be negligible. ctions transferred to the Division of Parks and Recreation. During the morning session a Coordinating Council of Health Friday, the Senate passed and Welfare and the Boards of number of House bills, includCorrections and Welfare would ing one controlling the fraudube abolished under provisions of lent use of credit cards. The Senate amended the bill the other bill, SB 170. to protect the citizen who reSocial Services Department A Department of Social Servic- ceives a credit card without rees with an executive director ap questing it. gaming license CTf wed |
