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Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 3-4-1974 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1974). Winona Daily News. 1315. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1315 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. : " : r\- -: - ^: V j^WSOtfiiV:' " :-: :- - -' " . - . 'v - " - Falr to partly UfK. -miTVE. y "; 7 - . ^mi^x : cloudy yTuesday; \xz r ^X ' ' ¦ ¦ ' z zj^^x^/ z^ V- ';. -S -5« .. ' ' |^M|jh«; £^_ i ^ - -> : - X X ^^Z ^ ' 'X - 'yZ 'y Judge denies ^ec^oi^ Mitcfieil-Stis Judge studies report mistrial motion Bv DONALD M. ROTHBERG Egil Krogh Jr., former direc- liciting funds in ah effort , to yers to half their cooperation NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. WASHINGTON y , (AP)' : — . A tor of the special investigations raise a . $150,000 legal defense after Jaworski had received 17 District Court Judge Lee P. federal judge is studying a unit dubbed the plumbers, al- fund; The five:sent letters three tapes and about 700 . pages of Gagliardi today deiied a de- sealed grand jury report on the ready has' V pleaded guilty to weeks ago to 50- other Ehrlich- documents. ./-" fense motion for Va mistrial in Watergate V cover-up ^nd pre- conspiring to violate the civil man friends, asking for contri- . p-rfog to. decide whether to rights of Dr. Lewis7 Fielding, butions of $3,000 'each. It was considered likely that the criminal conspiracy case of the. prosecutor would subpoena ; give it to .the House , impeach- the Beverly Hills; psychiatrist In addition to the plumbers Former Atty, Gen; John N, Mit- ment .inquiry and also tp make whose office was burglarred in investigation, grand juries . are some of . the . material if; the chell ; and ex-Commerce Secre- ' ¦ it public, . - y 1971 in ari effort to obtain infor- probing the ITT antitrust settle White House maintains its .re*- tary Maurice H; Stans. mation about Daniel Ellsberg; " ¦ ¦ ¦ U.S. District Judge John j . ment; campaign contributions, fusal. V . : " ¦ . ' - '' .; ' The judge made Ms decision Krogh; is serving a six-month ;7 . Sirica could decide today what including the so-called milk Meanwhile, Sen. :Robert C. known after a short session in a action to take on the 50-para- prison sentence and is; coopera- fund i political dirty tricks and private conference room behind graph report said to detail the ting with the prosecutors. the handling of the subpoenaed Byrd, D-W. Va., commented on the courtroom; . grand jury's findings on possi- Former ;. presidential, aide White House tapes,7 particularlj1 Friday's indictments on: NBC- ble presidential involvement in John D. Ehrlichman, who wais the 18.5-minute gap. in one .of TV's "Meet the Press" Sunday. Gagliardi recessed the trial The - Democratic whip said the abruptly, last Friday;to consider the cover-up. Krogh's boss, rejected an offer them. V' L plead , indictments pose serious ui.fi- the effect of a passage in the Meanwhile,.two oilier Water- guilty to .the. same Special , Watergate prosecutor charge ahd cooperate. ¦¦¦ culties for Nbion because the opening statement of the feder- gate grand juries we.'eymoving Leon Jaworski originally had Watergate . cover-up has been al prosecutor The words had toward Ehrlichman was one .of. seven hoped to , ' V . completion of their in- 7 see 7 most of those in- brought "directly, to the Oval triggered an immediate objec- [X' ¦ '- . CRASH , ;,. (^meramah takes photos of civil' aviation, history. The; plane had taken :: .' vestigations. men indicted-; .on .7 .Friday on vestigations completed hy. .. charges stemming from, the Office '' for the first time. tion from Stans' la-wyeriand a ; the fuselage of the Turkish^ Airlines DC-lO . off from . Orly airport'- '. 'five minutes earlieryon . 7 Sources^said indictments in ; their end of February. V " . alleged role in the covc"*-up.::: He said the House was mov- motion for mistrial. 7 junibojet which crashed . into Ermenonviile a flight from Istanbul:to London. ('Ap Photo- .-. the White House plumbers case yButythe investigations fell be ing toward an impeachment Ihe prosecutor, Asst. U.S. forest, north of Paris, killing all of: the 345 / - fax)'7-: . vy .V'VV7; could be returned as yearly 7 as In Los Angeles, five friends 1/ :d, in part: because *' e Presi vote but "whether the votes are 'ZX ¦ Atty. James W. Rayhiil told the persons aboard. It. was;the worst disaster in . midweek: of Ehrlichman have ' begun , so- dent; ordered White: THouse law there I :cannot say."* 7 ¦:/ jurors.; at.the end of7 his stater ment: "As you listen to the wit- nesses! testifying . before you, ^orst aviation disaster kills 345 put: yourselves in the place of the 7 grand jurors 7 who in- vestigated - . the 'I. case; citizens like yourselves." The defense y objected , con- tending : the statement ; implied Sabotage consider the jurors should infer guilt TBy GEORGE SIBHRA The. Vgiant, $20 7 million DC10 Japanese and- Frenchmen: : :- ' Paris to London.: ¦ ¦ ¦ andyhj s. last radio report.said ' ¦¦ ¦ from the indictment, : y PARIS 7 CUPI) £- Airline' plunged into rustic Ermenon- The sources said .the com- all' was well; 7'.. '7 .V : " • ' ' . /.. viile Woods ; The American embassy, in .;. Gagliardi . had 7 instructed the sources said today the acciden- ,. an oak and pine , mandos . Were transferred with French investigators reported jurors :• beforehand that in- forest used by Parisians for London said7its /cultural atta- tal blast . Of a guerrilla: bomb Dr. Wayne Wilcox, his wife other, passengers . to t'.X Turkish finding; several : bodies ? up to dictments are . only7 accusations might have caused a; Turkish picnics, killing all 334 passen- che, ¦ eight miles and two of - . their children were Airlines : plane when the British froth where the and hotVfindings of guilt. jetliner to. crash info a wooded gers; and II crew members! : flight was canceled because of plane hit the ground. /Ah Gagliardi said Rayhill' The official: French govern- among the dead. 7 / s re- picnic .grounds killing 7345 • 7 French police . refused to rule a ground engineers strik e at airlines official said the huge marks contained "apparent ex- persons 7: history ' ment report pn the crash listed , indicate; in 's worst: out . sabotage, but declined . to London's Heathrow airport. crash area might an cesses," ordering prosecution ayiatibn disaster. V; the number of dead: -as' .345, but ' 'explosion aboard before it hit ¦ ' cbmment on the reports of a The sources said the aborll/e ;¦ and; defense attorneys to file y. The-, sources Said , intelligence- a spokesman for . Turkish hijacking might Hive been the ground," . 7 y statements v over Airlines reported-the figure as commando bbmb blasts Authori- • the weekend reports . indicated three Japa- ties - said it might take months linked to the seizure later iri the Witnesses said the. big plane on the mistrial motion. 3**B. climbed toward nese and two Arab , guerrillas to complete theyinve^tigationV: day - of- a British Airways Viet cruising alti- The y toll injthe jafternooii- tiide ~ after takeoff , soaring up Friday^ sudden turn carrying . bombs Jn.„Suitcases . aKeFTal^ffVlrom Beirut.. Arab . of cvaish of Turkish Airlines .Flight ; Tin : Washington, the National through the . sunny, -cool and events in the conspiracy trial boardedVtfi? Turkish Airlines jet 1 Transportation---Saifety . VBuard' commandos blew up the . air- in , Paris shortly before 981 was'nearly, twice, as high as ' almost windless skies. Then7. if followed ' a • week ':¦''¦ of . ''-. •'..careful Sun- ordered, three investigators to craft -in. Amsterdam after day's crash . 25; piles, north of the worst previous air disaster allowing 102 on board to leave. suddenly . banked sharply, lost screening oi :hundr^s7'bf 7 poten- Paris to . examine the crash y the . French capital. , —when a; Jordanian Boeing 707 altitude . and: plunged . to . the tial jurors. The jury of eight crashed on Jan. ; 23 1973 at scene, because the three-«iigine The Turkish Airlines jet : ' : , . ground in a cartwheel; : men: arid four women selected Most : foreign countries lack Kano airport in. -Nigeria . killing jet was American-made. crashed after a smooth L..osff Authprities said it would be Thursday was 'Sequestered and sophisticated electronic : anti- 176 persons;. 7V 7 Turkish Airlines sources said from7 Paris' Orly airport for the impossible, to : identify most of continued to be keprt in isolation hijaclj screening 7 systems such .An, airline spokesman said the guerrillas had planhed to 45-niinute ; trip to London; the bodies. "This, is the most as Gagliardi studijed the mis- as those used in airports in the that most,of the victims in the sabotage, a British Airways jet Officials said the pilot; gave no horrible sight I've ever seen," trial motion. V United States. latest ... crash. 7were 7 Britons, scheduled to fly Sunday from, indication Of impending disaster a fireman at the scene said; Had decided to resign ^m ^^mm ^mn ^m ^mmMm ^&^^^Mm ^MmM mi r Gh '^he-inside^ v,| C««|A Herff Jones Co., Indianajolis, lnd.,yhas .purch&sed .§' MI" T1 ^ all stock of Camera Art, Inc^; Lewiston.. The 7 f Golda Meir delays decision j announcement was made today by Thomas R. Hehnessy %; By DAVID LANCASHIRE I Js Camera Art president, and A. J; Ka&i, Herff Joneis president¦ f pleading of her associates in said the 75-year-old grand- ter Moshe Dayan refused to ;' story, page 3, ."' *¦ , ' . '' ' ' ' - . •'¦ i < ¦ ' ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦: ¦ JERUSALEM (AP) - Pre- the Labor Alignment apparent- mother as she stalked out of join the new cabinet, and the . , .- ' ' , ". ' :: - • - ,:¦ '.. ' . %j ly cooled Mrs. Meir's anger.
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    THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON 2010-11 MEN’S GOLF CONTENTS/DIRECTORY/QUICK FACTS/WHAT IS A ZIP? | WELCOME TO AKRON GOLF WELCOME 1 – Welcome To Akron Golf The University of Akron Department of Athletics would like to welcome members of the media to 2010-11 Quick Facts 1 its coverage of the Zips men’s golf program. We Akron Athletics Directory 1 hope this publication will be useful in your cover- Media Information 1 age of The University of Akron. What is a Zip? 1 If you have any questions this season, please 2010-11 Schedule 2 feel free to contact The University of Akron athlet- Athletic and Academic Support 3 ics communications office. Firestone Country Club 4 The First Energy Invitational 5 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE State-of-the-Art Training Facilities 6 The University of Akron The Mid-American Conference 7 Akron Athletics Directory Rhodes Arena, Suite 83 Akron, OH 44325-5201 ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT (330) 972-7468 – Student-Athlete Profiles Office Phone: 330-972-7080 8 (330) 374-8844 FAX Roster 8 Office Fax: 330-972-5473 Team Picture 8 Tom Wistrcill CREDITS SENIOR PROFILES Athletics Director 330-972-7080 This publication was written, edited and Lucas Murray 9 Mary Lu Gribschaw designed by assistant director for athletics com- Doug Underwood 10 Senior Associate AD/SWA 330-972-7080 munications Dallas Moyer. Cover designed by JUNIOR PROFILES Dan Satter Dallas Moyer. Scott Landreth 11 Executive Sr. Associate AD 330-972-7279 Editorial assistance was provided by members Ryan Mason 12 Paul Hammond of the Akron men’s golf program, assistant athlet- Kevin Pikus 13 Associate AD, Fac.