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Show 2 A The Salt Lake Tribune. Wednesday, March They Pardon IPs Spanish PLO Chief Carter Wows Venezuelans Continued F Pledges Aid to U.N. and are home to 4ihi,ikki xxplc. pronounced a word Later, a Venezuelan official described Carter's As his first act, Carter laid a wreath Spanish as "not bad and added "we of red a flowers at Simon his effort. appreciate Bolivar's grave in the National PanthFrom the airport, the two presidents eon. He was then driven to I a Casona, sped up through scruffy brown hills tile official residence, where his toward Caracas, which sits cradled in daughter, Amy, changed into feet. The mountains at nearly and sandals and played in the shorts 70 of motorcade reached secds up to the children ot Venezuelan with garden miles an hour as it roared past officials ramshackle collections of wooden huts that surround the capital (Copyright) rom Page One assistance to Carihliean nations. Hie dollar issue is especially sensitive in Venezuela, which earns 95 percent of its total exports from the sale of oil, half of which goes to the United States. Delivers Speeches in Spanish Carter delighted his .Venezuelan hosts by delivering tw'o short speeches in Spanish, reading easily from notes and correcting himself when he mis- - Continued From Rage One or prime minister's visit to Washington the invasion of Lebanon. In Lebanon, Swedish troops of the U N. force tixik control Tuesday of the Khardali Bridge spanning the Litani River, the northern limit of Israel's advance. The U.N. soldiers moved in after guerrillas clashed with the Is raelis as they cleared mines from the bridge approaches. d, Clevelands The Palestinians claimed they killed seven Israelis and wounded 11. The rightist Voice of Ix'banon radio claimed eight guerrillas were killed and the Israeli military said one of its men was wounded. Mayor Under Fire Dennis CLEVELAND (APi Kucinich, Cleveland's mayor who won election with a campaign of youth and reform, is under lire for what critics see as a style of politicking he promised to remove tnnn City Hall. The controversy surfaced most visi hly last week when he fired his new Imlicc chief, Richard Ilongisto. It has prompted two citizens to launch a recall clfort against the mayor and a public who has official to suggest Ilongisto said he might seek the mayor's job d lie given a new Kucinich is recalled j ill. Some feel the controversy President, Mrs. Carter, (laugh- Amy arrive at Panteon in I Caracas for wreath-layin- g cere-te- r mony at tomb of Simon Bolivar. Local Rotary Club Fights For Women Members - "We are DUARTE, Calif. (AP) going to keep our women even if we go down fighting, Richard Key. president of the Duarte Rotary Club, said Tuesday. Key's Angeles suburb of 15,00(1 was expelled from Rotary International on Monday for having three women members ill violation of the national service group's tradition. suiieriiitendent ol schixils in Duarte, said the women were admitted last April as part of a general membership drive and the decision initially had nothing to do with womens rights. "Our club was dying and we only had five or six active members, so we started asking women to join," he said. He said women represent a majority of the business people in Duarte, an ethnically and economically mixed community about 20 miles northeast of lxs Angelos. The school district and a medical center are the two major employers. "Our women certainly arent the active libber types. said Key. "They're good workers. They do anything we ask them to do. If we asked them to step out of the club, they'd step out." One of the new members, school principal Mary Lou Elliott, said Tuesday the women should "go with the wishes of the Duarte club." "But I certainly wouldn't let these men down at this Kmt if they want us to stay They have heen very supyiortive." she said The other women members are Donna Bogart, also a principal, and Rosemary Frictag, a psychologist men-onl- club in this Los Filmed Hotel In Philly Will Reopen PHILADELPHIA - which mark The landBellevue-Stratfor- d Hotel, closed several months after the deaths of 29 persons who were stricken during (AP the American Legion convention here, will reopen with a new name, it was announced Tuesday. Rubin Associates of Philadelphia said an agreement had been reached between private interests and city and federal government agency representatives for a $20.7 million financing package that, when signed, would pay hotel. for renovating the 72 year-old "It will be virtually a new hotel." said Ronald Rubin. He said the marble columns, circular stairs, and other traditional fixtures of the hotel will remain intact. Twenty-nin- e (htsoiis died and 102 others were sickened during the sum nier 1970 outbreak of the disease that came to be known as "Legionnaire's disease" because many of those striek en had attended the American Legion convention at the Bellevue Business dropped markedly following tlic outbreak, and Bankers Security Inc., Bellevue's owner, closed the hotel in Novcmlier o7:i. Rubin said the hotel would (. reopened ill September 197'' under the management of the San Franeiseo-baseFairmont Hotel Co. chain y Key, -- in his judicial rapacity." Stewart said in his dissent which he read in tiie courtroom. Even though the girl's mother up proaelied Stump in his official capacity with the sterilization petition. Stewart stated, does not mean that his approval w as judicially protier. 1 r court-ordere- d 1 But Ilongisto said he was present at a staff meeting when Kucinich complained about opixisition by Councilman William T. Sullivan, saying, "He must lie punished." Kucinich denied " using the word punish told Sullivan reporters that services were being withheld from his ward tiocause of a personal vendetta against him by Kucinich. lie aid he toured his district Monday and tminii broken water mains Christinas trees still waiting tor pickup and the Ixxlies ol -- (logs Fames So Fleeting LOS ANGF.LF.S lTIi - Bubbles, (lie freedom loving lupixi who died earlier tins month, veil! iiine to go without al having a school named alter her "False illusions a- - tn a nidge a judge - least lor now A Student el tort to change the name ol 'an Nuys Junior High School in the suburban San Fernando Valley to Hubbles Junior High was rebutted by tile city school txiard The hoard cited a rule that a sehixil can only !x renamed tor a "man or woman who has made a significant contribution to society." and not tor an mailer how lo aide So the student' tixik another course ot one within the selxxil fxiard's action and scheduled a vote tu regulations change the school'- - nickname and mascot rum the Mustangs to Bubbles The rote was taken Tuesday and the outcome was Mustangs its and I'.iilr animal, power can hardly convert to those illusions into a judicial act." Stewart said, "in short, a judge's approval ot a mother's petition to lock her daughter in the attic would hardly he a judicial act simply because the mother had submitted her ixtition to the judge in Ins otticla'. rapacity his dissent by Stewart was joined ll and Justices Thurgood Mar-hai- l Justice William Brennan who has Ix'cti undergoing cancer therapy, did not participate in the decision In a second ruling Tuesday, the high court belli unanimously that proof of racketeering is not essential to obtain a lonvu mm under the Hobbs Act The law provides rrminal penalties for those who interfere with interstate commerce through extortion, robbery or physical v lolciice 111 Lewi-Iowc- "A judge is not free, like u loo-- e cannon, to inflict indiscriminate dam age whenever he announces that he alsu has diverted Kiicinieh's attention from the urgent problems of a city of nearly 7IKI,(KKI persons besieged by an unemployment rate ol more than 13 percent, the exodus of the white middle class and defied budgeting Accuses Mayor Ilongisto is an outsxiken former San Francisco sheriff whom Kucinich had praised as the nations top policeman. He was fired after he accused the mayor of stalling investigations of alleged corruption among some council memlKTs and the police vice squad and ot exerting other pressure on him. Kucinich said Ilongisto failed to substantiate the allegations and said such criticism was undermining his authority. "I don't want to see him give us reformers a bad name," said the Ilongisto, who in San Francisco once spent five days in jail for fading to carry out a eviction of elderly Chinese from a Chinatown hotel. "1 am concerned not with namecalling hut with getting rid of the problem, Ilongisto said. If a heavy-se- t man who smoked a cigar had made the kind of patronage appointments that the mayor has, that man would he called the biggest political hack in the city. Vindictive PersonMuch of the controversy has focused on city services to the various wards. Councilman John Lynch quoted a councilman loyal to Kucinich as saying: "If you play hall with us, you'll get the services." "Dennis is a rather vindictive person. Lynch said. Kucinich, himself a former councilman, campaigned for last November's election with such promises as: would never punish a community because of errors of their councilman." And he has repeatedly denied going back on his word and has said his opponents are trying to extort additional city services. KcincmlH! Hubbles. Judicial Immunilv flacked In Sterilization Dispute Continued From Page One times results." the court aid. of judicial immunity is thought to lie in the liest interests ol the proper administration ol justice The dissenters, led by Justice Potter Stewart, complained "what Judge Stump did ... was in no way an act normally performed by a judge.'" Lebanon Iii 2!), IH7H no hles JS'i "I guess we re going to stay tile way we are." said administrator Adrien Brown " Every Duly seems to like the Mustangs better " The .students also uiie, m retain the name Van Nuvs Junior High after rejecting the i allies ol baseball great Jackie Robinson, natal hero John Raul Jones and exploiers anil ( 'lark Bubbles, the four ton fnpxi. gained worldwide attention when she ecaxxl from Lien Country safari and made her w av to a small pn ate pond She rein, lined free for nearly three week', hut died after rangers shot her w it ti two knockout darts t Ft. Lauderdale Police Chief, left, Ian) Callahan's daughters Lebanon Mobilizes Army Meanwhile, the Lebanese army command ordered all officers and soldiers to report for duty by April 15 as part of a mobilization intended to dispatch Lebanese troops south to help the U.N. force. Informed sources said the purwas to try to pose of the call-uover Lebanese sovereignty reinstate the south and ensure Israel's rapid withdrawal. center, and Carole have joined county sheriff's office. p Vicki, No Charlie, So Angels' Get Orders From Dad ' The Lebanese army, once lX.(KK) men, civil disintegrated during the 1975-7- 6 war and has only gradually been rebuilt to a force of about 4,000 officers and soldiers. .Arafat met privately for 75 minutes in the PLO oiierations center with and told him publicly afterward: "I wish you would be kind enough to tell Dr. Kurt Waldheim that we place all Ers-kin- FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla (ARi -Rnlice Chief Leo Callahan has two of his own, but unlike TV's "Angels Charlie, Callahan is not likely to send his winsome officers Hitting off on perilous adventures. brunetCarole, a shapely blonde, te, and Viki, a perky just happen to be Callahans daughters. Carole, a former dispatcher for the Broward County Sherilfs office, is now on regular patrol, and her sister is assigned to the fingerprint lab. "I catch a lot of ribbing about them Callahan says, my angels. "particularly that ones a blonde and ones a brunette. And they are IxMng gixxl-lookin- "They say, Dad, dont call us your angels. But it cant be stopped. Has Mixed Emotions Callahan, who has been chief since 1973, has mixed emotions about his daughters following in his gumshoes. "Theyre adults, he said with a sigh. "I neither encouraged them nor discouraged them. Obviously, I'm proud of them. But having been a police officer for 22 years I know what they really face in the field. But Callahan can only blame himself for the career aspirations two children. ot his only They grew up in a house stocked with ixiliee scanners and radios that blared 24 hours a day; Christmas presents were likely to bo fingerprint kits; Carole's cat w as duhliod "Signal 20. "Daddy always saved the Ix'st homicide pictures for dinner, and we grew up with gory pictures at the table because thats when we wore all together," Carole said First Date Action Carole rcinemliors her iirst date when she was 15 years old. When the young man arrived, Callahan greeted him with. "Your picture was taken as you entered the dixir. Now, if you will just step over to the table so I can take your fingerprints... We never saw him again. Vicki said with a chuckle. The Callahan sisters were aware of possible drawbacks of police work, especially to their social life. "Adults are looking at you because you are a cops daughter and the kids think you are the sehixil narc (narcotics ofticer), says Vicki. "Friends are scarce, and boyfriends are scarcer," she said. our military capacities at your disposal to accomplish this mission." Maximum Cooperation' the general, asked if the PLO chief had promised to honor the cease-fire- , said: We had assurances that he would do whatever he could do to make the deployment successful ... They promised us maximum cooperation. Whether they will stop firing or not. I can't tell. But h of a planned U.N. Alxiut force of 4, IKK) men has arrived in Lebanon from France, Sweden, Iran and Norway. one-fourt- Members of Arafats mainstream Al Fatah guerrilla faction, manning this hilltop crusader castle, said they were obeying orders from the Palestinian command in Beirut by holding to a policy of firing their artillery only in retaliation for Israeli attacks. But fighters for the radical Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, in nearby villages just north of the Litani, said they were continuing raids behind Israeli lines south of the river. ,j1 Midwest Free Of lev Grip, Kiv ers Flood 0 I hi CHANCE TO AT 17 EAST travelers' advisory was in effect for western Pennsyl- mountains of vania, where freezing drizzle made driving difficult. Widely scattered snow flurries that spread from the Great Lakes along the St. Lawrence Valley into northern Maine ended by giving way to fair or partly cloudy skies. Melting snow and ice combined with recent rains prompted minor flooding in portions of the Northeast, though glutted rivers and streams in the area were falling steadily the LAST SAVE! United Press International Palo Spring sunshine Tue . la v melted lee that shackled portions of the Midwest. A few scattered snow flurries and a little freezing drizzle were the only remnants of winter to be seen. 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