The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

July 26, 1972

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Wednesday, July 26, 1972

Page:

1

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A THE PLAIN DEALER WEDNESDAY JULY 26 1972 Lima State to Be Topic of Seminars COLUMBUS LTI A sc ries of federally supported state seminars may signal the end of such controver sial Institutions os Lima State Hospital for the Crim inally Insane In its place may come re gional treatment centers or community centers for out patient services This was suggested yes terday in an announcement of the seminars by Kenneth Caver state director of mental health and mental retardation GAYER SAID a 116800 grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration will be used to conduct major seminars Participating will be members of the state's judi cial branches members of psychiatry division and other groups concerned with the mentally disturbed criminals Lima State Hospital target for criticism in re cent months is the only major state institution used solely for treatment and confinement of mentally disturbed criminals CRITICS HAVE charged that mentally retarded pa tients do not belong in the same institution with those judged criminally insane During the recent investi gations at the hospital an Allen County Common Pleas judge ordered men tally retarded patients moved elsewhere these seminars we hope to develop a better understanding of needs for the mentally dis turbed offender" Gaver said "Our hope is to estab lish proposals which will serve as alternatives to our present system" HE EXPLAINED that such alternatives to be stud ied at the seminars to be gin in five major Ohio cities this fall include regionali zation of treatment centers instead of one large state hospital for such offenders and possible increase in the number of community cen ters for outpatient services ON THE Entertainer rank Sinatra right poses with rench socialite Count Guy d'Arcangues and Miss Biarritz beauty queen Isabelle Tiberghien 18 al the rench resort of Biarritz JBLSXm A MiT PAAnx Princess Drops Title CUpiC Perhaps for Love rm Wirt rti She was JPrincess Ubolratana eldest daughter of Thailand's King Bhumibol but now she is just plain Julie Mahidol Or she may have some other name the princess 21 gave up her title amid rumors that she had secretly married a fellow student at the Massachusetts Insti tute of Technology where she Is studying mathematics Members of the Thai royal family customarily resign their rank if they marry commoners The princess was not in line for the throne the heir is her brother Prince Vairalongkorn 20 It's symlwlic in any case the country is run by a military junta headed by Marshal Th ano Kit ikachtirn Dr Maurice Goldhabcr director since 1U61 of the Brookhaven National Laborato ries resigned to return to full time nuclear research Among his discoveries the Inst i hide said was proving that the neutrino an elusive subatomic particle nobody has ever seen has a lelt handcd spinSgt David Durk a key witness in the Knapp investiga tion of New York City police corruption met two muggers while walking his daughters home from a pizzeria He popped one in the face with the pizza and shot the other in the chest The pair was arrested Durk's wife heaid Hie commotion ran out and rescued Ute pizza Lynda Day George 26 a star of the "Mission: Impossible" television series gave birth Io a 7 pound 1 ouncc daughter in HoilywoodActor John Wayne will be the grand marshal of January's Rose Bowl parade as a living symbol of the theme "Movie Memories" Heart surgeon Dr Michael De Bakey of Houston told a conference In Rio de Janlcro he Is no longer transplanting hearts "because the resultswcrc not good" De Bakey said only 2 of his 12 transplant pa tients had survived more than two years Soviet poet Joslf Brodsky who fled to the West last month rather than go to a labor camp for a second time left behind a letter to Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev appealing that he be allowed to return home someday dissident sources said Slayer of Off Duty Policeman Offers Reward in Canton CANTON The UP has offered a $1000 reward for information leading to the capture of three men who roblwd the store last Satur day and killed an off duty Canton policeman who tried to stop them The Cleveland regional office of Great Atlantic Pacific Tea co offered the reward after a police search failed to uncover clues to the killers of De tective Guy A Mack 51 MACK DIED less than an hour after being shot in the head and stomach during the robbery of the AAP store on Tuscarawas Street downtown lie and his wife were shopping in the store at the time The robbers Bed in a car that was reported stolen in Cleveland a day earlier The car was found aban doned a few blocks from the robbery scene Services for Mack will be 11 am today in St AM Church New Tax Valuation Test Mulled COLUMBUS The State Board of Tax Appeals flirting with court action plans to order Scioto County to follow through on a prop tax reassessment it thinks may be unconstitu tional The object Is to put yet another lest before the Ohio Supreme Court which has ruled three times since the first suit was filed In 1962 that Ohio's assessment pro cedures are unconstitution al Edwin Sawicki chair man of the State Board of Tax Appeals said another suit Is expected from Park Investment Corp of Cleve land which filed the origin al action 1 1 1 an action Sawicki hojies will resolve the issue The Supreme Court last Wednesday refused to rule on a new law' spreading reappraisal over six years saying it had no specific case before it SAWICKI SAID Scioto County one of eight that has prepared county dupli cate tax abstracts ignoring the board's 33 of true val ue appraisal guideline of last December would be ordered to begin public hearings on the proposal Aug 8 "We will get the auditor of that county to testify to the percentage he applied and decide that case under the Maloney bill" Sawicki said Sen Michael Maloney 7 of Cincinnati authored the bill that would irermil counties to make the reap praisals only when the next one was due rather than immediately Counties now reappraise property for tax purposes once every six years The Maloney law got around the order that all property be reap praised at 33 of value The board reacted to on earlier Supreme Court deci sion that appraisals must be uniform The Iward set the rale It was the second time in three years that a Maloney bill kept tho board from fol lowing court orders He introduced a similar bill in 1969 that delayed un til 1972 the carrying out of Supreme Court orders for uniform appraisals Park Investment took the board back into court on a contempt citation contend ing it did not follow court orders The court dismissed the oentempt action saying the board had no choice but to follow but at the same time ruled the law unconstitutional Maloney has contended that counties would have their tax structure shat tered if the 35 of true val ue order went into effect immediately Most counties tax below that rate buf several arc above In addition there nro varying rates for differ ent tyics of property within a county "We take the view" said Sawicki "that when the leg islature enacts a law that conflicts with our rule we have to take the provisions of tho law to be superior" He said the board's plan was to approve an abstract In conflict with its rules providing it Is free of tech nical errors "THEN WE HAVE rea son to believe that Park In vestment will bring an action in the Supreme Court that will get the constitu tionality of the law squarely before the court" he added Park Investment lawyers could not Ixj reached for comment but sources said they already knew of the plans for a test and have the necessary legal chal lenges prepared Park Investment a (level opment firm has contended successfully throughout tho years that the fact some of Its property was taxed at a different rate than that of its nelghliors violated the constitutional requirement4 uniform tax appraisals County auditors through out the years have levied different lax rates dif ferent types of property which the Supremo Court also ruled 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