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Show is the Possibility of President Nixon's impeachmentIner easing? Page 2—THE HERALD, Prove, Utah, Tharsday. Apri} 3, 1974 By HOPARD FIELDS WASHINGTON (UP!) — if sonsifvent sentiment has any effect, Presideut Nixon faces a being the 38 mendbers ¢* the House Sudciary Commitiece this week b a e cd 2 ty Easter reves. “The attitude is hardening against the President,”szid Rep. rant W. Kastenmeier. D- issirunger 4 4USE Danielson took in his Califorria ithe oe Se who used to ciscount ihe value al the impeachment process aid whe has defended Nixon to an extent, detected a more poll whicn Hep. George E. or <i dramatic change in bis district. ‘Now sachrnees or put itat 6 Minds have changed. he said per cent. maybe higher,” he “toward @ climate oi impeach sad. tack to the Capitol by many of i Waiter Flowers. D-Ala. ment more than i have ever Rep. Joshua Eilberg, D-Pa., hee known before.” vec Rep. Treat Loti, 2 Miss., one of Nixon's strongest Trent ae ta the commitice, %. ap aaid “ei who cast one of the three voles find 2sentiment is for against subpoenaing the PresiReps. poate Jordan, Ddeni, 2 ee that Nixon's some Tex., Conyers, D Mich, Fish RNY. say Fuse ibere.ie eas waters have sd i By CHRISTOPHER OGDEN ‘been pounding on the rocks for a their constituents haven't waivTBILISI, USSR. (UPL) — ered in their pro-impeachment He pumped hands, smiled, jong time.” Sen. Edward M. Keanedy has = ts chat and kept saying, But Judiciary Committee sentiment become shit in the Soviet Union, menibers say their decision on Edward Mezvinsky, Dwing American-style campaign ‘Thank vou very much” One watching Soviet matron said, whether to recommend articles joa, also a non-|ee techniques in a land of colorless, of impeachment to the full House es, ome-partypolitics. will not depend on constituent fiiade agaiat’ Nixon. “ of thousands Kennedy, in the Soviet Union foliobed senator from the S=timent. They willbia their inflation, the economy, iceorent rates and somes3 of these, : bread to fruit stalls, from the vote on the evidence,they say isi cheese to meat stands, when he However, as Fiowers said: hafowe fiving Tnesday evening te vistodTORIS'S Central Markel. “We are all cognizant of the away Pees Watercata have Leningrad. Kennedy posed by an apple public's attitude. All of our brought it home,”"he said. Crowds of smiling, clapping, vendor while an side took a actions are influenced by On the other hand, Rep. David W. Dennis, Rend. said his cheering citizens greeted him photograph with an instant- constituents.”” he went in TouIs!, developing camera. . The senator Several other members re- oe still must be the exuberant capital of the then gave the vendor a signed ported nochange in their district, convinced “by some substantial Soviet Unior:’s southern repub- photo and a Kennedy half-dollar Democrats saying their districts showing of moral and criminal already had favored Nixon's misconduct” by Nixon. Rep. licof Georgia encased in clearpizstic The Soviets acted the way “Tt was very, very nice, very impeaciment and Republicans iy Magne2oreee Asnericans usually do around the ee rienily,” Kennedy saying their constituents were the question with: “This is net a still annesod ta it nooularity contest or another Massachussetts Democrat and thing hi: Someother Democrats saythe election.” Kennedy BecomesBig Hit With the Russian People SOUTH VIETNAMESE government troopers are ali smiles as they view ngSateete hag <b wenpons after 2 hestte in th. ee Vieteers, some 38 miles northwest of Saigon. An estimated 100 Communists soldiers, includingseveral women, were killed 4s ceeate on in the the Botte Gattle, accaraing wo stem sepuria, OPTchepaote Great Amountef Physics Four Utahns Go Into Paper Airplane Among By ROBEAT CAREY ARKADELPHIA. Ark. (UPi) ~ Seeress Jeanne Dixon visited the Henderson State College campus Jan, 21 and predicted that within seven years the college will produce a man who will become famous in the field of aeronautical research, "Thus inspired, the Society of Physics Students and Sigma Pi Sigma, ihe national Biyacls honor society,y, announced pepe lying contest. Don't la “There's a tremendous amount of physics that goes inte the design of a r airplane, rr ensayo bet ”said Mike 2, a senior major from Mulvern, &., Whois Contest chairman. , the Japanese art of wet . is involved," said he? le who like to aan fold really groove on H% by 11% sheet of 20-weight SUTDOCR FURNITURE Finalists SALE bond paper. He must fashion his plane from that piece of paper on DENVER (UPI) ~ Four Utah the spot and under the eye of high school seniors are among contest citicials, “He will get 20 finalists competing in the threetosses. nationwide Exploration Scholareee run by the U.S. “To a certain degree, { favor a blunted nose design for ‘The four finalists from compedistance,” said Marshall. “it tition last week here are: Verralso aids saniiztion and does don H. Mason, Centerville, a away with the bent nose on student at Viewmont High, Gwen Richens, Roosevelt, a student at Entrants will also be allowed to Union High; Scott W. Rogers, grip with scissors, or cut with erg a student at Bonneville and Thomas L razor blade and shore up with 4 wppenthai, Kaysville, a stusovic tape the designs they deat Davis High, work on their piece of 20-weight The purpose of the scholarbond. ship program is to “identify and “You can get some pretty nurture exceptionally gifted sophisticated designs,'’ Mar- students from around the nation, in order to stimulate creativity shall said. “You can cut lift flaps on the and scholastic achievement.”” rear stabilizer and fold the tips of The nationalfinal will be held the wings and produce ailerons in Washington, D.C., later this foraembatic movernent. month. The winners will have the “Then you can smooth them right to participate on research back out again and try for expedition teams for two-to. One guy can use his four eo iste! The ies piece of paper for all the ootte allay any thoughts that what we have here might be tealRc geeinesne rab madness, Martin B, Garrison, Presivent vi corinetiiion Henderson, wil throw out the ‘There is a 50-cent entry fee to first plane Tuesday to start the stb the tess serious types. ‘The money will be used to caver ‘The national winners will be contest. ot onsts and pay for refreshments, announced the first week in May. Accs te enteies ere ed to vie for trophys categories: distance, most time FUNNY BUSINESS airborne. stunt flying and the i yar apxervent is Ts. Oa FOUR Toast unusual design. 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