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Show Sunday. November 9. 1980. THE HFRALD. Provo. t'tah-Pa- Keogon May Fare Well With House Demo Leaders DON PEILLIPS WASHINGTON (UPI) Presidentelect Rarald Reagan probably will get ly - alon better with a Democratic controlled House than Jimmy Carter did, accordi nf to source within the Democratic and Republican House leadership. The key will be who Re? fan appoints as his chief congressional liaison, a held under Carter by Frank Gist re, who became one of the least popular men on Capitol Hill, fop Democrats hope Reagan will ap-a respected person who knows Eoint to get along with Congress. One s, name being bandied about is Bill a high Reagan aide who commanded respect from Democrats when he was chief congressional liaison in the Ford White House. "I'm sure Reagan's going to bring in some savvy people " said a high House Democratic staffer. "They've been Tim-mon- around, but Carter wasn't smart enough to use them." House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, who was unavailable for comment, has made no secret in private of his disdain for Carter's relations with Congress. Both Democrats and Republicans feel Reagan has a golden opportunity to get off on the right foot with O'Neill, even though they are likely io disagree constantly on the issues. Personal relationships and an ability Prison Cell On the other hand it would be easy for Reagan, the Republican former actor from California and O'Neill, the stubborn Boston Irish Democrat, to allow their relationship to slip into bickering House Republican leaders know that, and cross their fingers in hopes Reagan will play his cards right with O'Neill Party loyalty kept O'Neill working fight over an issue. "Tip is a verv practical politician " said Rep. Bob Michel. a leading candidate to become GOP leader of the R-I- ll House. "The current White House has been so damned inept " said Michel. "I'm sure Tip would just as soon have a White House liaison team who knew where it was going." for Carter's proposals although Democratic leaders constantly com nn Near Block to compromise and work together often will smooth over ven the most bitter Completion - plained privately of mixed signals inept lobbving and even by the Carter White House At one time, O'Neill declared his office off limits to Moore for several days. Reagan however will not have the advantage of party loyalty in the House, which will have a Democratic majority. The one independent is expected to organize with the Democrats. double-crossin- g 243-19- 2 o) 5) UVJ vo' Aisemons BOISE (UPI) State prison officials hope to1 25 pe present a Christmas gift a refurbished maximum-securit- y cell house to about 40 of sorts Franco-America- Idaho dangerous criminals now being held in other states. rz v I Idaho Corrections Director C.W. "Bill" Crowl said the top- security cell block, nearly destroyed by rebellious inmates during the July 4 Idaho State Penitentiary riot, might be repaired by Christmas. If work is finished on schedule, the building could be by the prisoners before the first of the year, he said. About 140 Idaho convicts many considered to be too dangerous to be held at the Idaho prison while it is being repaired remain in other states. Crowl said. Originally, 171 inmates were banished to other prisons in the wake of costly riot. Most of the VvO ID! In Tomato Frozen T n na n WhdtorHalf A4 -- n i Chottt Sauct 23-2- OO reoc-cupi- V 15 Oz. Lb. I I V-- X convicts "hard-core- " were sent to the Montana State Prison. The insurrection cost no lives but saddled the state with a bill in excess of $1 million, state officials have said. Another $1 bill s million-plu- for damages was covered by insurance. "It's just an estimate, but it (the maximum-securit- y building) may be ready by Christmas," Crowl said at a news conference he called to name the new prison warden, Darrol Gardner. The maximum-securit- y cell house suffered more damage than any other. The prison's education programs, shut down by the summer uprising, will begin again within two or three weeks, the director Frantic Rolls Sauce Family Favorite Apple Cinnamon Delicious Flavor Also still being WSJ repaired, but expected to be back in operation within a month or 45 days, is the prison hospital, one of the most U 16 Oz. damaged heavily buildings in the main compound. Since the riot, Red Delicious Lbs. For Bakery PrloN Not Effective In Ctdar City, Utah medical care have been taken to the Idaho Medical Security Facility, west of the central compound. Most cell houses have the been prison gymnasium and the correctional in- dustries building is back use. in Reagan May Meet I 0 Bologna AVIV, Ronald 0 Cream Cheese 0 Bologna Israel Reagan may Menachem Begin this week in Los Angeles, a Reagan aide said in an Israeli new- spaper Interview. ' Begin was scheduled to leave today for a private visit to the United States. He has set a meeting with President Carter Thursday, but aides said there were no plans for a session with the President-elec- t. Reagan said at a news conference last week that such a meeting might be premature because he did not want to appear as if he was acting as President before bis inauguration Jan. 20. But Theodore Cumm-inga close Reagan friend and advisor on Jewish affairs, told the s, Yedioth Ahronoth 0Lunchmeat 0Wafer mm ii3Ilo) 1 " Stack -- Imitation Minister Begin comes to the United States. "I will discuss it ... with the governor and we might schedule one," he said. 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