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Show WKATMKK af m iselgai far ifef an, Pm XeeUa?; 0ff4 es f iiih ts esfcfcr 45 it Sfsarts Sacks WwJftrsav. !l PROVO. UTAH. TUESDAY. MARCH 19, 101ST YEAR, NO. 158 S m ni TifniTttiMTiMHn irrnviiri ar ii. jjii r iHifiSBm'iM6if '''v"':" S2.S0 1974 JP , Mi &wwii'.' )iwra--- COfiOiiingl Sfafe Officials Yoke uf at Higher Price - saro " M--V- ' a ALGERIA'S OIL MINISTER. BeUid AbdeikeUua, kit, sad Mi cocater Mrt k Saadl Arabia, Ahmed Zaki Yamaal, are raakipg ttatemestf to aewimcB after Strike UP! Meetings Continuing - NEW YORK Negotiators for United Press International and the Wire Services Guild today imposed a news blackout on talks aimed at ending a strike against the wire service. was Before the blackout imposed, the key unresolved issues were salaries, policy on the use of computerized editing equipment, and a Guild demand for a union shop. Negotiators met for an hour and a half this morning and were scixAJuleij U fiicci later iti day. LTI management and nonunthe ion employes throughout to United States continued the and deliver gather, report news. Foreign operations were unaffected. The strike of Guiid reporters, editors and photographers began at 8 a.m. EDT Monday, 30 after minutes all-nig- negotiations broke off without agreement on a new contract for 929 employes to replace the two: year pact that expired Friday midnight Frank Tremaine, UPI's senior vice president, issued his thanks to those who chose to stand by the company. "We believe this was an unnecessary strike and we hope it will be resolved quickly," he said. ditoai!y lifted the oU embargo agabst tht United States. Algeria Sifted tke baa provisionally until Jan? I. Libya and Syria opposed the actios. Tax Apportionment Finished in County Final of the Spanish Fork City $140,096.89, in Saiem City $19,362.19, Payson in Utah County Qty $101,683.29, Santaquin City has been made to the 33 various $19,826.55, Genola Town $6891.55, taxing units in the county, Goshen Town $2831.87. according to Maurice Bird, Provo School District county treasurer. Benjamin Cemetery District The total county evaluation in $1517.06, Alpine School District 1973 was nearly $10 7 million School $4.646.212 85, Provo more than the previous year. Tax District $2,629,133.14, Nebo notices were sent out on property School District $2,149,655 01 evaluations of $203,376,000 for Central Utah Water 1973. In 1972, the total was Gxiservancy District $294,779.52, $192,690,000. Mr. Bird said. State Uniform School Fund This year's tax collection was $314,447.53, Utah County oe 3 jw forf!f f jhp total fcfnount $i,8SS,S3S.3i collection, according charged Mapleton Inigation Company to Mr. Bird. The total amount $15,365.12, Highland charged off in relief, such as tax Corisen-atioDistrict $25,184.15, sales, veterans exemptions, and Benjamin Drainage District ebatements, was $551,346.65. Lake Shore and $2613.95, Total taxes collected amounted Benjamin Drainage District to $15,158,470.76. $1500.22, Utah County Drainage District No. 1 $1283 99. North Mailed Out District Lakeshore Drainage Checks have been mailed out $305 63. to the various taxing units in the following amounts.. Lebi City $107,528 62, Lehi Metropolitan Water District $2023 84, Cedar Fort Town $1494 .19, Alpine City $21,288.71, American Fork City Fork $164,382.21, American Water District Metropolitan apportionment million property taxes $15.2 collected Pleasant Grove $156,688.93, Linden s.i S dim-to- of the r Department assurance of 1 $t it tie has adequate of National Keiourcei, gasoline, long distance "Obvloply we've get a travel might became 8 shortfall, fcrt the iifung of reality again,''' the embargo is of 3 very "However," he cautioned, tenuous tsatur." He cited "If the June review it work on oil shale develop-- unfavorable we will be back 1 merit will still proceed "full In the same ltuatitw," II I I ' the boycott said it unconditionally. Algeria would go along at least until June 1. Libya and Syria refused to lift the embargo at all. Iraq never observed it. Saudi Arabia, the world's largest na- petroleum-exportin- tion, even went so far as to promise the U.S. "all the oil it needs." The action brought sighs of auto relief from the hard-hi- t of the other sections and iiiustry economy, but caution quickly settled in a ishown bv $!iwk prices that briefly rallied on the New York Stock Exchange then dropped to close lower. "The degree to which Arab oil will help alieviaie this country s short term supply situation will Arab depend on whether production is restored to pre- - cojupsnia Wding year Kissioa sgreetwita. Under present lawi uSe concessions are io expire between 1983 and 1897, when 54 million acres f fUlk nA U1 hiJSinn in insUiiiitiotu pass to state hands vtifcout imleiratteatkn.''.' The two hiits went betow irparate housw of Congress MKfey in a ilornty session. The kftist 'Movlniiento Electoral M Puebto" (MEPl party faonally pfeawst it bill before the Sower hose mi the Sods! Christian "Copei" party handed its prnpni to the Senate, Neither of ih two bills is expfeted to he ready to go before vote to tut wren one to three eccortfing to spokesmen willed Mideast Mrmery or Continues, Eighth Day d By Israeli 1 ended oil truck was hit by artillery fire and Usiled Press Intersatknal and Syrian gunners thanked. Syrian military opened up on the Golan Heights amhorities fur the "prompt and at dawn today in a three-hou- r quick niedical treatement I The United Auto Workers artillery duel that wounded two received." estimates at least 308.000 United Nations trace observers officers at the Italian workers have beer cut from auto and brought an Israeli civilian hospital said Ni!sf! differed under cannon at- "slight wound" in the right side, company payrolls because of the settlement sales slump. tack. Ato bia that Finnish Maj It was the eighth consecutive Kiavula. 40, received "serious "It's the positive news we've f).(rbotltMEPgfjdCop, been waiting for It should help day of artillery and tank wouTKbinthe body". A Sjtian communique said s Parilamertsry sources said reassure consumer confidence," exchanges along the salient was that the Wis would probably go officer said Richard C. Gerstenberg, which Israeli form pushed Syrian liaison dairman of General Motors toward Damascus in the October woumW in the shelling The to a oint cwmnilssaxi for study. war. Each side blamed the other. Israeli command reported two The sourews said that the "real Corp. The U N. casulaiies were the Israeli soldiers wts also SasttSs" wtnJld go on l?t the Chrysler Corp Chairman Lynn first In the current round of wxwlcd, bringing the Israeli commisslotw wtsere the bills Townsend said it "should remove fighting. casually toll to two dead and five could be radically reformed, a good deal of the uncertainty Israel said Syrian gunners wounded within two days. fused into a single bill or used as that has be?n inhibiting the owned milia basis for a new bill. An Israeli spokesman artillery and tank fire at economy," dawn. Syria said Israeli forces tary spokesman said the Syrians The ruling " Ardor, Denio-cralkA'nerican Motors President fired first. A Syrian military fired between 150 to 200 shells iAl) party withheld comment on the bills Monday, William Luneburg said. "gwd oomfrtunique repcrted another into the Israeli enclave. Action Democratic, with a exchange !a!tr in the Syrian shells arched west judgment dictates that we continue to regard the line cler majority in both houses, across the 1967 cease-firday. the two wounded UN and slammed Into the kibbut ws expnled to mert wtlh situation of fuel and petroleum-baseproducts as a observers were hospitalized in twillectivf settlemrnt) of Ein Iresidei Carlos Andres Perei serious national problem, hav- Dnmascus Danish Capt Fie of this w.'k to establish the party's Tsvm a mile southwest Kuneilra. a miiitary source said. position in the nationalization ing long range implications on mint Niison, 33. told visiting .Arab newsmen his olservation dcltate. (Continued on Page 5j (Continued or Page i) much-neede- Abu Dhabi, Bahrein. Egypt. Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia The Wb Congress began study loaay ai two oppcettton yea vjr xnfox Ciiuajg rjJ situ:;tur ate nsitMr.8ijja!.km ef the rtiimtry's gaM ftn'ipRop oil kiAGt.7, Uk single largest source of US, siiimperts. Both bills call for tht stale to take over tte Industry, rWs third exports, by eompensat-,- , sng Amertcaa sn4 other foreign CARACAS Vfiseiuelait ! , riu-hs- a" supply-deman- d e d City Orem Metropolitan Water at lehi Hears Allred. Federal "Natorally, said Coruon Harmttoa, executive ae spue cost deiigatea," $43,767 41. Orem City $787,382 16. ovesfigofors nope For Tapes R abase By GP ANT DILLMAN WaSHLNuTON tUFn Armod with a court order giving them a secret grand jury report on President Nixon's handling of Watergate. House Judiciary Committee members believed today ihey could bring new pressure on Nixon to relinquish 42 tapes considered vital to their impeachment inquiry. In ruling Monday that the committee should get the document. Chief U.S. District Judge John J, Sirica did not assess the significance of the findings. But he said he had examined them carefully and deeded there "can be no question as to their materiality" to the impeachment investigation In disclosing for the first time that the report 'focuses'" w consider approving his proposed construction of a 30 to complex of town houses and representing the Economic Development Agency cxwdorniniums. (EDA) met with the city council Mayor Colledge reminded him Monday evening to discuss the of the zoning requirements of proposed 88- - acre industrial "park 8000 square feet per individual in the northeast part of the city. dwelling, and noted the future Mayor Colledge noted the area needs of the entire area must be involved is a number one priority considered. Mr. Watts indicated he will area for federal funding because of board of health concern over present his final plat in two the raw sewage surfacing in that weeks. An adequate area. Bali League Proposed sewage In other business, council disposal facility must be built before further development can voted to horsr a previous contract io provide service to take place. but !!' Mr. Allred said Lh FDA ,Jn?e fyv hnrno irwj Chr!1?? accusatory conclusions" underwrite 50 to 30 per cent of the Porter proposed the formation of rather was "a simple and cost with the remainder funded a fata-ba- ll league. It was noted straightforward compilation of by the city. Control of the ball park lights would be information gathered by the grand jury and no more." completed project will revert to required by the teams. In connection Lehi. lth the Therefore, he said, it was :nrtiKfr.ai rwrrilpr nrannwd for "eminently proper and indeed StiskstE to Visit to give it to the In other business the mayor Lehi, it was noted the city needs obligatory" read a message stating Monday to acquire ihe property in congressmen. and get potential will be Government Day. when a question "It should not be forgotten that dustries interested in locating we deal in a matter of the most Lehi Junior High School class will spend the aftemton at the in the area. Similar critical moment to the nation, other an inipac.men! aivestigaiki? city ffkes ts leans the duties of developments in comrnunities have resul'ed in city officers. moving the President of the Couvii also advised two approximately 220 additional United States, ' he said. apartment dwellers to refer their But he stayed his oroVr for t wo Mayor Colledge said the days to permit appeals of his complaint of neighborhood garbage to the County Board of refractory plant, which is near decision Health. the proposed site, plans to "- The rppot ror!nsf m? of Btut-"i4kis cttanii U expand. written 50 paragraph page, Dave iiftinc mav bwiefit the Utah tourist industry "The tourist wui be less hesitant to travel we're director of the Depstrtment of lievetopment Oil Bills City Bv BETTY B. PARKER - tjjf gtate !f Utah Wtilenmann. $4325.85. Industrial Park Report LEHI speed ahead.'1 executivt S? Grand Jury Report District $17.035 53. North Utah Water Conservancy Tx)unty 14. District in New York, $28,278 Operation? Provo City $1,337,185 65, Washington and other major cities across the nation were Springville City $196,469.53, City $44,879.64, near normal. Mapleton Council ' I SALT LAKE CITY Despite the announced lifting of Uie Arab oil embargo state officials are cautious is their Milt Af ' Studies cauthvs Optimism eribargo levels," a sfok?sman By KENNETH J, BRADDfCK for the oil industry's American Untied Press !&trBatksa! Americans should have no Petnrfem institute. "Once this oil becomes trouble getting gasoline for ilohVi H &iit nmhaSiy take vsscsticss, but the end of from 6S to 90 days for these . Arab nations is seen by much of supplies to mske art appreci-bt- e U.S. industry as only a short impact on consumers In ths term answer to the nation's United States or our energy wppy problems.'' energy shortage Sftei OU Co. said lifting of the The federaF government and the American Petroieum Insti- embargo "is good news, but it is no sign the nation can revert to tute representing the oil companies reckon it will be two or three historical energy ronsumption months before the lifting of the patterns and uses." A spokesman for Exxon Corp , fi ve month old ban is translated the nation's largest oil company, into full tanks for U S autos. And then, said a spokesman for said the US. "will remain Gulf Oil in Houston, Tex , it will substantially dependent on mean higher prim. imported oil to meet its growing TKa xtmharnn thai IwiohJonjvl energy reouiitments for a " o' United in the number til years. Efficient use problems ciergy States curtailing travr! ami amd ronservHtion of al! forms f forcing lower thermostats energy will continue to be throughout winter was ended important ..." Monday by most of the 10 nations Detroit welcomed it as a of Arab of the Organization tonic for the sagging auto Petroleum Exporting Countries industry which has nearly 75 (OAPEC). million unsold cars on its hands CENTS PRICE ioof q'o' E d 2 s PER MONTH 40-ui- if document and a leather briefcase containing unspecified Sirica was given evidence, March 1 when the grand jury indicted seven of Nixon's former dose aides or campaign officials. The jurors asked Sirica to forward it to the Judiciary' committee. rnernbe-rWhile committee were aware they may not actually get the report for weeks or even months because of appsls and other possible litigation, they felt Sirica's order had strengthened their request for the presidential tapes and other Watergate material Nixon has refused to relinquish Rep. Harold R. Donor. iw. I) said that while tne M?!5S., committee still did not know what was in the report., it "could be a major factor in accelerating Sesis!Bwsisvaa I las i ....... , - Nixoti Renews Effort To Halt Impeach Talk W By HENRY KEYS fe WASHINGTON the peepif campaign he hpe, will blunt a itingressK.m;il impeachment inquiry, Presidtfit Nixon flics u, Texas tixiay for a ' nationally Edward Hutchinson ranking could be disposed of quickly. Committee Chairman Peter W I .l. , i.v w tfIr ., TK i vie, j 11,4. the wnrrtf.ee might decide later this wtk whether to oppose expected arguments before the appeals court by Watergate defendants release of opfing Sirica noted that Niton's position, outlined by attorney Jorsi D St. Clau-- "is that he has no recomrrtendation to max, siggesting that Ok- matter is tnt i i v vtrKtn iCmumei oe Page i t- Nixcn Andrcvs Air Force Raw, Md for Houston at 2 15 pm EDT A! S p rn EDI' he will held from bnjad:ast ex enAives it tl anrnul tonven-tioof the Na'ift,'ii AssoctatHm uf ' WASHINGTON iUPI - 't rs Prewiimt will overnight in I Hiring the trip he will Ibttf-visit the Lyndon Johnson Space .""! CcrAtf. thf thrw strong leader in f 'jit command of the situation. He fii:i to Chicago !ad Friday irsf then to Nashvtll, Tenn , to his innocenre in the Watergate scandal. He also ixunli'y told Euro)e that :! must cftwrate in wjiKnjic and piAki' .Twttcfs or face p"?ii wiUidrawat of the American military a;! nulclear defense uniiitlla. Wedhefdity Nixon wm firr'nt distinguiihrd service mwtili to SKyiab astronauts seph P. Carr, William Pogue Gibwin for 'iit-i-r arri Dr. rriarathun voaiie m space. He also will visit the Johns! Space US MJitronauts Center and Soviet aaivmite will train for a jiti!l mission :n 1&75. Ttiree Americans will fly a yivwnH to link in earth orbit with a Russian ship "iVy wii; wnrtt tiwrthpr on spare (Jn e two-ma- The President is addressing tf idiiT3fH.' rerfd for space trawl, and mspict preparations employee of the National f;ir the yvM Soviet U S Earth AfTonaijtics and Space orbit prr jert He rn'Xt appears "Al.itc House Wore the Natuxutl AssoriatKjn Source at shift u of Brcaicaters whtre he will vid NixiKs's slr.ju-gaimed ?. f!vrting s'tentKir answr qutwHwa This will be from Watergate, his problems bpjadcast and televised at 6 P.M. the y He was hailed as "Man of the Year" by one magazine and denounced as one of the worst federal jud,t in Washington Dy He drew praise from President Myjn snd harsri recite fnm leaders of tf Aniencan Bar Association. anotr l!fk Ti Retiring Judge Receives Both Priase, Rebukes . report. jjnfile JUDGE JOHN J. SIRICA dwplay the clock hkfe wax preseated to feim by Mlow Jadgei at a luncheon girn hwjoflisg him on bis retirement. The judge tut ordered the settled Graod Jury report dealing wits President Nixoc'i handling f the Wstergale affair turned over to the Hui Judiciary Committee. ,. . tf c f.v-c,r'"-yi?,''Tr:- ' of GOP member, was "very pleased" and said he thought any appeal Michigan, tplevisH hi It wii! I third public appearance outside Washington fiv- in d3s. a dramatic departure from his rwrfit W s Rep. - fUPI) "toke it to the tliirifiItniS. J Smra. aiKi iH- -r down as chief U S DUtrict Jjdge of the District d He is John he sif-ps- . Columbu! with his incomi1. '.4Xa.i, and tlie Yt.&r Judiciary Committee's impcaciunciu Inqui "Going publfc," Nixor. is said He t.'irwi t'O u3f y. arni by la Sirica mu-r- t re!irK;u;:A tl post he to believe, will drnv)n:4rate he is has !wld tlirough trie nwrt torrid iX an iritattid President on .the brifik of resnatcn or da;. of tte Watergate nurnUl One year ago he was all but ite will be repiaced by Jjig impN?hrnent, In this way he unknown outside Wishjr.tin Geixjfe L. Hart Jr., 6. But Sirica rvpruxily hopes to muster , , .. , - i.JK,iA anfl witi remain i Hww? of RirpnrwnUtivis he w a the Watergste scnda5 has made iCostwti?d on Psge S j'ge ns EDT. White House strategists said win agiiin corne out strong, ra he dij m Chicago, to proclaim his innocence of any wrongdoing in the Watergate afair and s!so press Congress to resolve the impeachment issue. TV PresinVnt is spending th siiii la tiow.UK! ana rewnyng ta Washington Wednesday Nix |