Show - - f -- t 1 The SaJt Lake Tribune 4 April lg 1967 Tuesday ' 4 : 31e4ie Tells of Findilig Deadly Drug Tissue of Coppolino's Wife Skill- I : Funk AvPciated Press Writer By Ben ' -- I : Monday deadly that he fotmd the And another said that if someone Carmelo injected with the drug its sudden paralyzing action would- have made her helpless to resist although she would have been fully aware that she vas being killed The two riew witnesses were brought in by the prosecution as olen ge Winched - a mov bring the murder trial of Carmelo's husband Dr Carl Coppolino to an end druk:gtiMnylitol Inc the aree'of a needle puncture In the body of Came la In ' NAN:Es FLA — A NeW York medical expert testified Confirmed From Page One - - By Bill Williams P e - - 1 Circuit Judge Lynn Silver-toot- h said he would rule 'cues-da- y on a motion to strike the earlier testimony of Dr Milton Helpern and Dr Charles J Umberger that the dead woman died of a drug this material Removing from the records would leave no evidence that murder occurred and the state admits amotion-for a directed verdiet of acquittal would be in order - o3 r1 I 1 -- 1 F g ma P f'1'1 ': I) - ir L "i'' (e- - iat i !fr — - ' 4 I T ' I Unproven Method made the first reported 01 I ': -- 1 -- -1' TI 1 g t- - 11'1041 )PLa ' i I Ira lu I she can punch "I'm at that awkward age harder than I can" - In an apparent effort to strengthen Umherger's testimony the stale brought in Dr Bert La Du professor of pharmacology at New York University Testifying that he used techniques different from those of Umberger La Du said he isolated and identified the drug in tissue around the puncture but did not find it in tissue from the other side of the BosToN (AP) — helicopter reported the slick stretched from Race Point on Cape Cod near Pro- The Coast A :Guard said Monday a oil slick was beaded for the eastern coast of Massachusetts Finds No Slayer Wins First Stay By Reagan ' - 20-d- Georgia Opens Full Probe of Prison Cruelty Charge - - ATLANTA 'state 11 GA (AP) — prison authorities are 1ooking into charges of four escapees from a county prison camp that they were subjected to cruel and inhuman treatment : Gov Lester G Maddox said the "most thorough investigation ever conducted by the State Department of lie wants pxrections" I The four inmates sawed through bars at the Wilkinson County Prison Camp Saturday iTight and went to the gover-- Xior's mansion Sunday where they stood in line with thousands of visitors during open liouse i Question every Prisoner They related stories of bru:tality at the Wilkinson County ramp at Irwinton t: Robert Carter associate di- rector of the Department of Corrections said it would take several days to investisate the charges He said the tour Negroes were placed in the Fulton County Jail r Maddox said he wants - every prisoner at the Wilkinson County camp in the past year questioned to determine if the stories of mistreatment are true Lists Complaints One of the inmates Booker T Gary 20 of Macon complained that guards constantly threaten to shoot prisoners' legs off He complained also of going six to eight days with only one meal of being punished with solitary confinement of being overcrowded with 30 prisoners in small barracks of having no visiting privileges and of being permitted to receive mail only once a week r Gary was serving a sentence for robbery Others who broke out of the prison camp and went to the governor's mansion were identified 26 as MacArthur Davis Mart" sentenced for armed robbery Douglas May 24 Twiggs County sentenced for body for a j I 4 r' 410° 11 c 7" i it I I ' xr - if ' - 4 I : "I'''" : ':::--''- '' : ' r 041 -- :: ) -- 41 SALEM ORE—Animal control officer Stanley Orton removes possum and her babies from a used ear where they had nested Babies are seen In pouch Memory Lingers On d hippies have their But in the and "sweep-ins- " hills of West Virginia — well' would you believe the "mai- "greens" Flooded With Complaints irhe strength of the ramp is legendary Four years ago to advertise Richwood as the ramp capital of the world the weekly newspaper — the West Virginia Hillbilly — was print which grows The ramp resembles the green wild onion It is a phenomenon peculiar to eastern West Virginia parts of the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina But it is honored here as nowhere else They don't simply eat the ramp here They celebrate it sing songs to it and hold festivals hundreds of Wu 143 South Did 3634511 At the granddaddy of all ramp happenings I took part In the ramp ritual For three days I was a stranger in my own home Polite Distance An assignment to check out this ramp rage which captivates the hillfolk took me to the festival held a polite distance — about eight miles — from here at an isolated Girl Scout camp Ramp ritual is not in how it Is eaten but in what is eaten Pew:palm r -- - 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Latabliited April 15 1871o)nilea every morning by the Kearns Lomatation Salt Lake City Utah Entered at the poet office et Salt clan motet 'index Lake City es Ad of March 8 1879 All unsolkited articles Inanntai" letters and pictures sent to The Salt Lake Tribune are sent at the owner's tisk and Kearns-Tribun- e Corporation lot their assumes no responsibility custody or return —Subscription rates—by Wrier daily and Sunday $225 pet month a year in advance $2200 by mail in Valhi Idaho Nevada Wyoming daily and payable in advance Sunday pet month $225 elsewhere in the United months month States per $225 6 $1200 1 year $2400 —The Tribune is a member of the r Priltief4d-g041ft4A- i: 47" — - 7- i rbe 5a1t take gtibunt festivals Even eaten the ramp lives coal-fire- - ) When Dentures Don't victims "Only thing I know of that does any good at all is vinegar" said one ramp fan "You gargle with vinegar and you swallow a little That don't really kill the smell — but it cuts her a little" ! But as any dedicated ramp fan will tell you it is not in the eating of ramps that the battle is fought This comes and on and on later on and on ramps Ramps? Yes ramps — by the barrel A ramp is a kind of onion You might say it is the Hercules of the onion family Its powers are staggering No garlic on earth could put down a ramp Like Green Onion 'i'! White Byron R voted to uphold the North Car not to do it again The ramp has one saving grace Once you have eaten one you can't smell it on yourself or others But there's no known protection for innocent Eating ramps actually was enjoyable They had a taste of game spinach kale or It isn't likely to catch on of but crowds elsewhere mountaineers celebrate each spring the coming of the -- -- ' lease Justice -A- 4 '2k- - i month-to-mont- There was a postal inspection and the Hillbilly was warned Eating Enjoyable n"? iti41 ' Durham housing authority said it did not have to tell Mrs Thorpe why it refused in August 1965 to renew her ed with ramp juice in the ink Complaints flooded in from everywhere the Hillbilly went Ham home-friepotatoes baked beans corn pone (not to be confused with corn bread) buttermilk coffee and cake "be-ins-" cease-and-desi- The connoisseurs The remainder of the traditional menu: next to decide Agreed term whether the Federal Trade Commission may issue orders on the vote of twn of its five commissioners Lower federal courts are divided and the Justice Department asked for clarification reply a (Ramp)ant Ritual 'Sntell-i-n' Wasting Water? Cippot Flew Press Wirephoto and Kids Evicted Mom W VA — The — su- The case of Mrs Joyce Thorpe was sent back to state courts 'for such further proceedings as may be appropriate In the light" of a circular issued Feb 7 by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development The circular told federally assisted housing authorities that tenants should be given the reasons for proposed evictions and have a chance to : -- 454ochtted BIOPA'OOD Carolina Returns Casa - e i North the state et Allowed Lake Erie that appears potentially rich in mineral oil and gas deposits - - - a criminal contempt for Michigan to sue Ohio in the court over Michigan's claim to a area in ham NC - s — public housing project in Dur- " ' i tences in nonjury trials °upheld 1 ' Agreed to decide next term whether state judges have broader power than federal- judges to impose sen- preme court ruling that had the ordered eviction without stated cause of a Negro mother of three from a 401030-”vIpotAv- ' Noisy Toilet? II - ' vote ' - - ' - ili ' — 1 i 1 In other actions the court: In another written decision the court set ripsidiby an 14 4 lc ''' - the courts could be Battling against the motion Assistant Sate Atty William Strode said that granting it would "give a license to kill" - 73- ft'llt 54 Which This - -- proud" !W:trzt 7 ' ' Defense Attorney r James McEwen argued that Hetpern's report was based on the opinion of Umberger and inadmissible as evidence in a case involving the death penalty If the court struck the testimony he declared it would be "a courageous finding of 1110:' ' or - six-yea- and Henry Lewis 22 Macon sentenced ult and battery - - Trace ti ' - By James Ragsdale Associated Press Writer Bailey last week told the court that a defense expert vincetown to the Boston lightwitness would testify that he Outer Boston in Harbor ship tested tissue around the le Cleanup wound and did not find any trace of the drug A spokesman saki the State Dr Valentino Mazzia proCivil Defense headquarters at was notified and plans made fessor of anesthesiology NYU said that if Carmela to alert communities from Gloucester on the north shore had been given a lethal dose she would have lost her abilto Hull on the south shore ity to move in 30 seconds or The slick was sighted as of ficials at the Cape Cod Na- less Thirty seconds after that tional Seashore began efforts to clean up oil that blackened he said her lungs would have SACRMAENTO CALIF sections of cape beaches along been paralyzed and her breathing stopped :CND — Gov Ronald Rea a stretch Sunday Mazzia said this testimony gan a supporter of capital The Coast Guard said an came from personal experi:ptmishment Monday granted airplane was sent from Quon- enee In 19f4 while experistay of execution to set Point 'a into more RI get :Daniel A Roberts who was menting with the drug he had formation of the movement of himself injected with 100 mil:scheduled to die in the gas the new oil slick ligrams he mid chamber Tuesday morning Thin Oil Film t Reagan said the stay would Totally Paralyzes a Chief :permit thorough investiga Ralph Brantley said For five minutes he said :tion of Robert's claim that he the helicopter crew described he was totally paralyzed and ds innocent of slaying his land the oil slick as a thin film would have died without art! :lady nearly five years ago It with many heavier blotches of tidal respiration by fellow was the first time Reagan has oil some four inches in diamedoctors used his executive clemency ter Earlier Bailey charged Dr Tower Johnson superinMilton Stanley and Dr Ilelpern T h e Republican governor tendent of the national sea- Charles J Umberger had tewho feels the death penalty is shore estimated it would take stified to "impossible :a deterrent to capital crimes two to three weeks to clean theories" bas refused clemency to two the thick crude oil from "Now is the time to terniibeaches along the outer shore nate this case" Bailey told other condemned men : One later received a stay of the cap from Chatham to the court from the US Supreme Provincetown Dr lielpern New York :Court end the other Aaron "The condition is serious" City's medical examiner said :Mitchell was executed last he said "but as far as I know he determined in a personal 'Wednesday It won't put us out of business five-hoautopsy that Carme: Reagan's l could not have died of any press secretary for the summer" said "Gov Reagan said that natural cause 2000 Birds Die :In view of the request of RobThen Umberger New York Johnson said waterfowl still City's chief toxicologist made erts' attorney and the fact that further information was were being affected Park chemical tests of the body 'submitted to his office as late rangers 2000 organs for poisons and testisaid some ss last Thursday he is grant waterfowl were killed when fied that he found evidence of Ing a temporary stay so that the oil desrtoyed their natural a "tmdc overdose" of a para:there will be no question that buoyancy lyzing drug succinylcholine State Civil Defense Director sll the facts have been thor Report 'Certainty' oughly reviewed before mak Allan R Zenowitz said oil exOn the basis of the autopsy final a oil that hit decision on the believe )ng perts the cape came from one of and the chemical tests lie! clemency" : Earlier in the day the U S the tankers sunk off the New pern reported "a reasonable upreme Court refused a Jersey coast during World scientific certainty" that Carmela was killed when the War IL stay drug was injected through a needle puncture found In the t t - :? 1 body : tetel 4' '' : Ar--1 od Was unproven 18 East Coast Starts Mopup Braces for New Oil Slick ( - worked in u"an uneharted area" and his detection meth- 4 ' find- ing of succinylcholine poisoning in a homicide case had - r 1 Lee Bailey argued that Umberger who ' I r 1 Other Actions employers' efforts to abolish their jobs that meaning should plainly appear" Brennan wrote And this is what the majority found the federal labor law did not say The four dissenters — Justices Potter Stew-ar- t Hugo L Black William O Douglas and Tom C Clark complained that "the court has substituted Its own notions of sound labor policy for the word of congress" t F Defense Atty i - ' 7 de "" - 4 i olina courts Douglas entered a separate opinion in which he said guidelines should have been set for the state courts meant to strike from Workers' hands the economy weapons traditionally used against their - Coppo lino Dolly - t 0 1 ' 1 On Schools Integration N t ' Ultimatum Dixie-Hea- 2 g ' 1 et ) 111 i 1 If L - - t rs i t : I t V SERVICE 1 1914 P 77 0 11:011 ji IP? 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