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Ref11nd E&ten Dog Devours Tax Check

DES MOINES, Iowa IAP) - Eric Nystrom will have to go to state officials to get a new tax refund chec k His reason - the dog ate it. Honest.

Meanwblle-, J>r . lllcbael D•BW.1, Ute Ttua ,.......,, left ....._ for Cain, .,_

to operate - Ute IUb. n e IUb bu lymph cancer ta.at ta belie¥ed to bav• aprad to bl.I ., ......

De8akey waa to bave re-mo¥M the apleee ln Paaaa, but P ... mulaa doctorl olailet-ed to the operation belna performed by a roretpe_r. ,

A 1poteemu for Hou.ton said be waa eolna to Cairo " to fulfill bis commitment to the shah." He was acc:om· panted by a full surgical team, includinl another 1ur1eon. an ane1the1lolo1iat , two patholocilta. a nune and a blood technician.

Sadat. after a vusit to the shah 1n Cairo's Maadi M iJitary

Nystrom. 20. son of St.ate Sen Jac k Nystrom, re-turned home and found that h1s seven -month-old basset hound . Alice. had mangled his Iowa rncom e tax refund check for $195.16.

Alice declined to eat the portJon of the check dee la ring the due, but did consume the rest, making it non-negotiable.

· Hospital Tuesday. said he was running a blah temperature and would probably undergo surgery in the next few days .

Suspeets In Another? .. Tiro Men Arrested In Newport Holdup

Two men. a rrested Tuesday by Newport Beach police mo-ments alter the $1 .800 holdup of a savings and loan . have been identified as suspects in the rob· bery of another Newport Beach financial institution

DuvaJJe Rene 26. of Angeles a nd Earl k ccd

Warner . 24. of Holl ywood were taken into custody Tuesday after thl' l I 30 a m holdup of Beverly ll1lls Savings and Loa n J\ssocia· tlon , 3748 F: Coa!>t Hi ghwa y

P <> l1Ce said today the two men ha ve been 1dent1fied as the s usperL5 m the $285 robbery of Brentwood Savings and Loan /\s.,oe1at1on . :.!867 E Cuas l Highway •m March lk

The two men an· on parole from prison . although in· forma tion wasn t 1mmcd1at.ely available about the convictions for wtuch tht· two men were im· prisoned

Newport police said the men are a lSQ !>USpects in somP rt.-cent burglaries in Newport.

One of the burglaries. report· ed Monday, included a descnp lion of the getaway ca r used by the pa1r

After police were notified Tuesday of the Beverly Hills Savings holdup , Officer John Des mond spotted the car on MacArthur Boulevard traveling toward the freewa)' . He said he mitiaJly was interes ted in it because it matched the burglary ca r description.

When and Officer Rick Bradley stopped tbe car on the San Diego Freeway, they al· legedly recovered the s tolen

libertarian Clark Not in Primary

SACRAMENTO <AP) - The Libertarian Party, which bas for the finst time won Calilorrua primary ballot s tatus, won't have ii presidentlaJ candidate on June!. i

Secretary JJf,. State March Fong Eu announced Monday that Ed Clark , who won the. Libertarian Party presidential nomination las t September , withdrew his flame f rom the ballot ln a tactical move to avoid an embarraasi ngly low vote t.otal being compared with totals for Democratic and Republican candidates.

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Both men remained in the city )ail today in lJeu or $25,000 ball.

'New Man' Has a Boy

SACRAMENTO t /\l' > A man who made medical his tory in 1977 by rccciv·

the fir s t testic le transplant IS the father Of a boy.

He is Tim Twomey. 33. who was bo rn without testicles but recev1ved one from his identical twin, in an operation performed in St. Louis by Dr. Sherman Silber.

Hi s wife, Jannie . 29, gave birth to a s ix -pound. 14-ounce boy Tuesday al Sutter Memorial Hospital. Both Twomey a nd his wife are shenffs deputies

Cycle, Car Crash Fatal To Irvine Man

A 32-year-old Irvine man died early today in Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital from in· Juries he suffered on March 16 when he was thrown .to feet by the Impact of.a col.1.Uloo between his motorcycle and a car.

J obn Craig Wheeler of 127 Southbrook Lane was nol wear· ing a helmet when the accident occurred al the intersection of Woodspring and Eaat Yale Loop in Irvine.

Barry Steven J orgensen, 33, of Oiamood Bar, who was driving the car, was not injured. Tberc were no passengers with either man

The motor cyc l e and Jorgensen 's s ports car were destroyed, police said.

Irvine police Lt. Bob Lennert s aid no charges have filed against Jorgensen. An investiga· lion is continuing.

No Stampede For Ronstadt

CINCINNATI (AP) - A sellout crowd greeted rock singer Unda Ronstadt at the Riverfront Col1aeum here, but police said the crowd wu "very melJow" and there wu no re-peat of the crush that kllJed 11 younc fans 1ut year.

Some 50 police offtcen were on duty at the collleum 'l'Uel-day, but offtclab=rted JUll

arrest . . for ...,.. -and 12 dtatlona, m01 y ror anaa use.

Tbe touCb HCwity WM a re-ault ot the Dee. 3 1&ampede of fans tr)'1nc to aet tM Nata for a concert by tbe roek cnq> The Who. Police arretted or dl· e4 163 penlODI It Friday nltbt'a ZZ Top concert, th9 flnt major rock conoert tln ce the December lnc:ldent .

Brolher'Killed EXl!TER (AP) ..... A Parlier

man was •hot fa tally by hit. brother while tb•J wne drlnktn1 with friendl ailter'a IMMlle at ......,, Tulare eo.tr 111.rtfr.• ....S reported. •

" He ia in bands of very capable doctors ," said Sadat.

Beheshti was the second ma· jor leader of the revolutionary ' regime this week to advocate trying the hostages becau..e tbe shah had been alJowed to leave Panam a .

The threat of such trials waa raised oft.en after young mill· tanta sebed tbe U.S. Embasy on Nov. 4 but had not been made for several months.

It was r e vived Monday.-by Ayatollah Sadegh Khalltbali. J:t leading revol utlonary and formtt chief judge. He s aid after the new Iranian Parlia-ment meets , those Americans accused of being s pies would be j udged by revolutionary courts and sent to prison if found gull· ty , wtule t.be others would be freed.

However, Foreign Minis ter Sadegh Ghotbzade b said o n Tuesday there a re no plans to try the Americans. and those de· manding U1ey be tried were " Jr· responsible

''They can shout ' lll the end of the world but I will not heed them ," Egyptian Pres ident Anwar Sadat told reporters i.n Cairo as the Iranian revolu-tionary leaders fired off more threats against him a nd the hostqes.

Egypt's president said lo giv· ing asylum to the ousted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi , bis friend he waa honoring " true Is lamic values and all three celestial teachings which call for tolerance."

" Islam is the rellgjon of love a nd not vengeance ; it is a re· ligion of brotherly l eeling.s, not hatred and bitterness, " ·he . declared Tuesday in a pointed rebufr to the militant ot Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini, the Iranian revolutionary leader.

But Ghotbzadeh said the shah "will either have to return to Iran'' to face trial "or die." He said the shah's flight to Egypt made the release of the hostages "extremely difficult" because tt might tum more members of Iran's new Parliament freeing them.

Calm Robber Gets $960 At DB Bank

A man wearing a yellow f ish· e rman 's hat and wire -rim g lasses held up a HunUngtoo Beach bank Thursday a nd escaped with $980 ln cub, police s aid .

The bandit, officers s aid, ea· tered tbe United California Bank, 7902 Edlneer Ave .. at a bout 1:19 p .m. and waited lD line before approachlng a teller.

The female teller told police the man banded her a Dote l'Md· int " holdup." Sbe s aid the man told her be bad a CUD in b1I · pocket a nd wanted all ber money. ,......_ .. ) SLAYING •••

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-......... Gary Coleman . the young !>tar of TV's " Diff' rent Strokes." 1s putty in the hands of Hawaiian sumo wres tle r Jesse Kuhaulua. The pair met during a visit to the state capitol in Honolulu .

Dog's Owner HAWTHORNE <AP> - The

alleged owner of a pit bull that mauled a toddler to death fa ces charges of an a namaJ known to be a nd failing to observe proper precautions . said .

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Louis Greenwald. :n. on a com-plaint wued last week antt the death ol J.year-old Norman Ben Jr

Greenwald was being beld 10 lieu of S.S.000 bail .

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lnv..U.atort streu there &N dluimlbrtUea •• well aa 11 m llarlUea a11d that the murden may be U.. wom ol more tban ooe penoa.

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di1ora1 and Tylenol.

The sheriffs investication is focustn1 oo five victims who were fOUDll in county territory, Hart aald.

Jn addition to Barter and Rugh, tboee vktlm1 include:

- aJmrd Keltlt, 20, a Camp Pendleton Marine. whose body was found June 19, 1978, a long s ide the Sa n Diego Freeway in the Mission Viejo area.

- &dd9 IWapetl, 23, of Chula Viata, found three weeks later at a freeway location not far from where Keith's body was found.

- A Jollm Doe, found along Ortega Highway, on Dec . 2 .

Other agencies lnvol ved in the lnvealigatlona include police departments in Beach Anaheim. Irvine, Long Beach: and tM Riveraide aod San Bernardino county aberUf's of. fices

WASHINGTON (AJ>> -Despite some ainof' Problems. Cens• J>trector Vincent Barab-ba re,orted T\Jesda7 that bis •seocy ia read.>' for u.e lr7'• - .. .,,.. •• llead eount. The U.S. Pol&al Senlce u .et to deliver cemm fonns to nearly 81 mlJlim bomes Fri· day.

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Sterilization report unveils dark chapter in stateSACRAMENTO CAP) port was disclosed this

week by the Richmond,Va., Times-Dispatc-

which said that 19,000mental patients and pris-on inmates were sterilizedin California between1909 and 1949 morethan twice the total of Vir

sterilizations were per-formed.Butler was a strong ad-

vocate of involuntarysterilization of a broadrange of persons notonly those w ho would beconsidered mentally re-tarded or disordered to--

ginia, the second-leadin- g

state.

The report was writtenin 1945 by the late Dr. F.O.Butler, who for 31 yearswas superintendent ofSonoma State Hospital,where more than 5,000

A report un-folded the startling de-tails Thursday of the in-voluntary sterilization ofmore than 4,000 Californiamental patients from 1919to 1943.The existence of the re

truancy from school andepilepsy."He didnt account for

the other 20 percent, butsaid more than one in fivepersons sterilized hadbeen committed to thehospital specifically forsterilization.Some restrictions were

placed in the law in 1951

and the practice de-creased dramatically."We'd gone through the .

war and seen what hap-pened in Germany,";Martin said, speculatingon the reasons for the ,

change. "This (steri-lization) smacks a little ofthe purification of therace."

a majority of the hospitalstaff and the state mentalhealth director.He said more than 80

percent of those sterilizedhad been committed for"care and training, ster-ilization, sex difficulties,custodial care, generalmaladjustment, i.e. bur-glary, theft, sex, forgery,Border fence construction halted

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day, but also epilepticsand "incorrigible" juve-niles."It was part of the

philosophy of the times, Iguess that one way toeradicate things likeepilepsy, sexual promis-cuity, criminal behaviorwas not allowing peoplewith things like that toprocreate," PatrickMartin, current executivedirector, told an in-terviewer Thursday.He said he "wouldn't be

surprised if people startedcoming forward" and ask-ing if they had been ster-ilized at the hospital.Martin said hospital re-

cords would show if anyparticular person hadbeen sterilized there, butthere is no way of findingpeople who don't come into inquire, so it is con-ceivable that some peoplenow living would neverknow they had been oper-ated on.Mental hospitals in Cal-

ifornia had virtually freerein to order sterilizationsunder a 1909 law, whichButler called the secondsuch law in the nation,following a 1907 measurein Indiana.Courts were required toapprove each commit-ment. Butler said the hos-pital also obtained thewritten consent of the pa-tient's parent or guardian,though that wasn't legallyrequired, plus approval of

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SAN YSIDRO, Calif. (AP) Construction of thecontroversial high fence between Mexico and Califor-nia has ground to a halt, halfway through. Vandalismand the recent rains were blamed.Project manager Harold Williams, a senior U.S.

Border Patrol agent, said Thursday the 10-ma-n con-struction crew had been robbed and threatened withguns."Look, that fence doesn't set too well with the folks

down there," said Williams.The hydraulic system of a road tractor was tam- -

FDA recalls eggsbelieved taintedWASHINGTON (AP) The Food and Drug Adminis-

tration says 3,240,000 eggs are being recalled fromSafeway stores and military installations in severalwestern states because they may be contaminatedwith the illegal pesticide chlordane.About one-fourt- h of the eggs were stopped in the

distribution pipeline by the producer, Hayre's EggFarm of Lathrop, Calif, FDA spokeswoman FayePeterson said Thursday.The recall began March 13. The eggs were sold under

the Lucerne brand, Hayre's and military labels, anddistributed in California, Nevada, Oregon, Colorado,Hawaii and to military bases in California, Guam,Okinawa and Korea.Ms. Peterson said agency investigators found traces

of the pesticide, which causes cancer in laboratoryanimals, on eggs at Hayre's Farm. An investigationfound three of seven henhouses had been sprayedwith chlordane when they were vacant last October,reportedly to rid them of spiders.

pered and its gauges smashed, he said. Several armedmen approached the workers on another day andthreatened them.In another incident, wiring was ripped out of a skip

loader being used to position posts and erect the 10-foo-t,

tightly entwined steel-mes- h fence.The heavy rains and flooding in February ripped

out 70 feet of fence near Tijuana's Bullring by the Seaand "the tides cme up again a a week later andknocked out another 30 feet," Williams said.The erosion from rains undermined fence posts

along portions of the the three miles of fencingalready completed, which is slightly more than half ofthe 5.6-mi- le job stretching inland from the PacificOcean. Access roads have washed out.But, said Williams, "if we have no more problems

and the weather holds, we should have the jobcompleted by June."The original completion date was in January.

LA. council proposescurbs on pit bull dogsLOS ANGELES (A?) The city moved Thursday

toward stricter controls on pit bull dogs, which aretraditionally bred for fighting, after one of the dogsmauled and killed a Hawthorne boy.Councilman Bob Ronka proposed restrictions on pit

bulls similar to those required for sentry dogs. Thecouncil voted Thursday to have the matter consideredby the Police, Fire, and Public Safety Committee.The action came a day after Louis Green-wal- d

was charged with keeping a dangerous animal athis Hawthorne home.Greenwald's dog fatally attacked a neigh-

bor boy, Norman Ben Jr., last month.

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OAKLAND (AP) Thedefense in the penaltyphase of the Moorebrothers crime spree trialrested its case Thursdayamid tightenedcourtroom securitysparked by a death threatagainst the prosecutor.The already tight secur-it-yprecautions were

strengthened after of-ficials received a reportthat an attempt would bemade to kill James An-derson, deputy district at-torney of Alameda Count-y-The defendants, David

and Kenneth Moore, wereconvicted earlier in theweek of 132 felonies in avicious orgy of .murder,rape and robbery.When he received thedeath threat reportThursday morning, JudgeStanley P. Golde orderedthe first two rows of spec-tators seats vacated andthe seats were roped off.About a dozen uni-

formed and plainclothespolice officers and districtattorney investigatorswere stationed at thecourtroom, half of theminside, while all spectatorsentering the courtroomwere checked by policewith a metal detector.The judge said the ex-

traordinary securitymeasures will be in forcewhenever the Moorebrothers appear in court.Authorities said theyheard of the assassinationplot from an attorney whohad learned of it whilemeeting with a client atthe county Jail.The courtroom has been

packed daily with about60 spectator?, many, ofthem friends and rela-tives of the defendants.Anderson, who has pros-

ecuted the brothers, con-cluded his presentationearly Thursday seekingthe death penalty.

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