Show TEMPERATURES FORECAST OGDEN: High Friday near Low tonight in 20s UTAH: Highs Friday upper 30s and 40s Lows tonight most5 ly 40 25-3- ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL LXXXVI No 305 SALT LAKE CITY (AP)- -A can look forward to gasoline rationing within the next several weeks “They’re already printing ration books” says Gordon E Harmston state natural resources chief Harmston’s comments were made Wednesday to the Governor’s Energy Committee Details of the rationing are 1 not fully known he said but the federal government is anticipating and planning on shortages of gasoline and may restrict everyone’s use Gov Calvin L Rampton told the group that he created the body to provide close coordination of efforts among all state agencies related to production or consumption of energy resources Harmston said recent meet I ings involved middle distillates fuel oil and diesel fuel “We’ve got to move fast the regulations go into effect to- day” Details will be published in the Nov 5 Federal Register he said but it is known that governors will have at their disposal 10 per cent of the available fuel for needy customers Regular customers will be served out of 90 per cent of UPI TELEPHOTO 10c DAILY NOVEMBER 1 1973 THURSDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH state official says Americans UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL signed Clifford Collings from the Agriculture Department to open the office in the Department of Business Regulation Collings has been serving as a troubleshooter for the department Rampton said he believed the office should be placed under Business Regulation because the agency has the broadest experience in energy matters refineries’ available product as they were served in the base period last year he said Where some customers are shorted unfairly the state may step in and direct a supplier to fill the needs on the same reduced basis as other customers Fuel-o- il demand is expected to exceed the supply of 1973 by 7 per cent Harmston said Rampton reacting to ton’s call for fast action as decide where special allocations of the fuel reserves will go and Rampton directed the Public Service Commission to act for industry as an appeals board Several committee members said they were upset with the Wednesday report that Mountain Fuel & Supply Co officials told Rampton that natural gas supplies in Utah are sufficient Collings will 25c SUNDAY to make unnecessary any public campaign that homeowners turn down their thermostats Rampton said that while he agreed with the utility that if the state saves fuel the Federal Power Commision may seek to divert that fuel to other states “If we can save gas by turndown the thermostats ing we should” Rampton maybe said MILITARY PLANS EARLY LEAVES OKI (AP) — Early discharge of some servicemen will be allowed for the Christmas season this year the Pentagon has announced Officials said the early discharges will be available to persons whose active duty tours are due to end during or shortly after the holiday season WASHINGTON T session with the President Mrs Meir told reporters that problems and questions had arisen out of her country’s relationship with the United States (AP) — For today at least President Nixon seemed to have the Egyptians and Israelis where he wanted them — in the same city talking about a Middle East settleWASHINGTON '’X $& ' C ± INDEX Nixon Agrees to Prior Consent Before Firing st OVER-SIMPLIFIE- D WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon today named Sen William B Saxbe as attorney general and approved the selection of Leon Jaworski as new Watergate special She asked to talk with the President and Kissinger to clariand answers “seek fications” Mrs Meir said upon her arrival Wednesday afternoon She described as “an over- ment However despite their presence here at the same time Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir and Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy did not come to Washington to talk to each other Instead they came separately to plead their own special interests and to obtain as much support as possible from Nixon for positions that appear to be in direct conflict Before her breakfast meeting today with Secretary of State A Kissinger and a noon ' : prosecutor with full independence and safeguards against being fired The President promised not to discharge Jaworski as he had Archibald Cox without obtaining the consent' obituaries of House and Senate Democratic and Republican leaders and top members of the two judiciary committees in Congress Nixon appeared personally in the White House briefing room to announce his nomination of Saxbe an Ohio Women's Pages simplification” reports that Islie rael had been subjected to undue pressure from the United States concerning the status of cease-fir- e lines in Tel Aviv Meanwhile D Section an Israeli military Wednesday who not is command spokesman said Republican seeking reelection as successor to Eliot ens of trucks carried emergen- Richardson who resigned Oct icy supplies for the Egyptian o v o x ' X'V 20 ts " rather than follow Nixon 3rd Army through Israeli Suez o x oy y s y o ?:¥ to fire Cox orders y o Canal lines V X 4 £ kfgg A relief operation for the The President without an y '4 '‘5 men of the encircled mili' tN '‘v'Ktfy swering questions then turned the podium over to acting Atty £ tary force was in its third day Ov £ on the southern end of the waGen Robert Bork who an'6 fr :S & x y y § ivS would nounced Jaworski that X'x0 terway The Israeli military y wx: become special prosecutor to spokesman said the cargoes of X'V: it :':' £ about half of a V convoy yy pursue “the Watergate matter Vs- V ':: X XX- v tijrfC XKl ft 2 had been shipped to the east and related subjects” A ' V V Z 'y' v' v o Xy bank of the canal Bork said that Jaworski has f -o y x In Cairo Egyptian President been “promised the full cooperAnwar Sadat continued to reation of the executive branch” V'yy THIS SCENE took place in the White House Press Center after President Nixon Should Jaworski decide that he fuse to exchange Israeli war attorto t Saxbe William be the new rx needs presidential documents announced that he had named Sen prisoners until Israel pulled Families who have been feed- - back from its positions to the actSaxbe Bork Nixon and will reRobert Bork said no be are: “there President to Left ney general right 4V' strictions placed on his freedom lines estabing their kids peanut butter Oct 22 cease-fir- e ft attorney general ing sandwiches in an effort to beat lished by the UN Middle East i Bork said Jaworski a conthe price spiral got some bad truce He also said that once VERIFY fidant of the late President news during October An Asso- - the Israelis withdraw Egypt EXPERT SEN WILLIAM SAXBE LEON JAWORSKI Lyndon B Johnson would have ciated Press marketbasket sur- would be willing to “start imNew General New Prosecutor the same broad mandate which Attorney vey shows peanut butter prices mediately with peace talks” ins BkM' had been given Cox In addian international peace conferwent up almost everywhere tion Bork said that Nixon has The AP checked the price of ence under UN sponsorship given “his personal assurance” 15 food and nonfood items in 13 US officials privately ac- that he will not fire Jaworski cities around the country oniknowledged they would prefer without first consulting with the March 1 and has rechecked at an Israeli pullback and Mrs specified congressional leaders the beginning of each succeed- Meir didn’t deny being aware and “ascertaining that their of American the month position ing consensus is in accord with his The latest survey showed that In fact some Israeli sources proposed action” overall grocery prices have said one of the goals of her visMASSIVE CONTROVERSY eased off a bit from September it is to convince Nixon not to The firing of Cox after his but remain well above their back her government against not routinely check the fusai to abide by Nixon’s orders The both the prosecution force and WASHINGTON (AP) the wall on the issue March levels WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice al statement of campaign devices to an House White to obthe in that in down went court to said House recording efforts White chuck suggest United said the by States today drop Gerald R nances filed with the House he They Chopped “The judge himself can hear tain confidential White House Ford denied at his confirmation said price reflecting a decline in should realize Israel is a de- - listening to presidential tape expert they were all properly 0Ut °f the tape’ tapes and documents touched 5 livestock prices which started imocracy and subject to popular recordings made April rnU“mJii NOT CONNECTED hearings today any wrongdoing recorded in other places off a massive controversy and in the" handling of $ll500 in after the beef freeze ended in pressures particularly on mat- - Judge John J Sirica can hear Ford also offered himself as UZ ar C°Ur 6 ° j technician Service Secret ran the exthat himself ters for tape triggered moves to start im- - campaign funds which he did a peacemaker and mediator in September involving prisoner J ' Zumwalt who a that telephone Raymond On the other hand worldwide changes and territorial gains out before recording a vital Wednesday not report to the House peachment proceedings a cirsis-ridde- n government saybetween the Presi- - stalled and serviced the auto John W Bork underscored the same with demand for almost all comconversation can ASSURANCES “I be SEEK a helpful bridge ing modities including oils pushed Dean III dent and former Atty Gen matic recording equipment in point saying: “Mr Jaworski is involved Ford said that to the between the executive and the Mrs Meir also was was offices not coming on with any limita- best or his knowledge expected between John N Mitchell was made on the President’s were legislative branch ’ up the price of peanut butter they Sito seek assurances that the The conversation to tions on his freedom of action” reported by the donors in prop testify before Nixon and former an instrument not connected to scheduled TOOK DROP United States in its effort to President rica But the bearded former Yale!er public documents and sub- - Under questioning by memcounsel Dean is d The Department of Agricul- appear bers of reduced That d records is not wa- presidential In another Watergate-relateWhite House tape professor who assumed the role sequently reported by the Re- mittee the Senate Rules Comture reported Wednesday that vering on its position that out- one of two that the recorded It availability of nine subpoenaed development Ford said he intended Nixon named as acting attorney general on Cam- Congressional publican vice as the price of raw farm products side powers should not impose says was never president to work close- Oct 20 and fired Cox as his on in White 'House Watergate record- Sen William B Saxbe as reqUired showed a drop of 4 per cent a settlement on the Middle said so much had gone with as attorney general and ap- first act said he does not expect giawCOmmitlee y Congress on legislation the office earlier in the day ings to seven JaLeon a common of selection the during October which is ex- East accourt continued over proved battles The funds involved svere con- fi®ll1Peve!Lf reel was “It was not until several that the six-hoWa- cess to White House new the worski pected to be reflected in lower Egypt continues to insist pub- filmed A technical as agreement’ and special tapes tributed to Ford in 1970 and expert said weeks ago when the President supermarket prices later on licly that it will not negotiate prosecutor documents tergate channeled to the Republican Asked if he could be elected automatic rean considered disclosure that The agency said lower prices directly with Israel although it L Richardson Elliot resigned “I anticipate reasonableness Congressional Campaign Com- if the entire country had the to a back-u- p view of tapes by him was comfor cattle hogs wheat broiler would attend an international switching system month as last cn both sides” he said attorney general mittee which then sent a sim-A- s chance to vote for him Ford menced” Buzhardt said chickens and eggs contributed conference once the Israelis recorder did not work on Nixon’s orinthan fire rather for the other staff of jiar amount to the Michigan responded: “I might have done J Fred Buzhardt lawyer for “It was not definitely deter- der the former Watergate prosmost to the decline withdrew to the Oct 22 lines and fairly well I wouldn’t forecast prosecutors vestigators Discongressman's district that the two conversa- ecutor Archibald Cox The AP survey showed that Privately in-there are in- the President asked USto em- mined that Cox had formed Bork J Although Ford did not report a vici°ry' tions in question were not from Oct 1 to Nov 1 the total dications Egypt may be more trict Court Judge Sirica WON'T DISCHARGE See page 2A column 1 the contributions in his person- - MODERATE ELECTORATE marketbasket cost declined in 9 flexible US officials said they ploy electronic experts to deter- recorded until late last week” disnot to Nixon promised mine “that the’ tapes are com- he said The decreases were Ford called the 15th congresof 13 cities pleasantly surprised by JaHouston would tamcall said Buzhardt he not been charge lawyer have and sional 6 cent district of Michigan per ranged from almost and predicted impor- - plete Fahmy Cox did he as without worski show the that to witnesses with in form” tape which has elected him to Conany in Salt Lake City and Chicago 'tant progress within weeks pered to a fraction of 1 per cent inj jn fac jj- was pahmy’s visit Richard Ben Veniste a Wa- had exceeded its capacity of six first consulting key congresgress 13 times “a moderate and Seattle and the reports of his friendly tergate prosecution force law- hours conversation on Satur- sional leaders And acting Atty Ga Atlanta MOVE: Former Watergate special prosecutor electorate and my own views COURT H Gen Robert Sun14 said Bork on and Buzhardt’s in concurred April day early Wash The average decrease has been are not as conservative as yer Beatle John Lennon who has Archibald Cox will be — no restrictions “there technicians when time a asked the 7 and 2A See column day judge was about 2 per cent request page deported named a visiting Cambridge might have been implied been ordered placed on his freedom I consider myself a moder- is not a US citizen University professor because should Jaworski decide he and ate The university said on certainly on domestic af government agents found needs presidential documents Ford said “a conCox fairs” who was that out he was previously conWednesday On Capitol Hill the Senate victed in Great Britain of fired from his post will be servative on fiscal affairs and heard committee Watergate p o s s e s sin g marijuana is Pitt professor of American an internationalist on foreign camformer Nixon to delay a decision on history and institutions for the policy” chairman Clark MacGre- trying paign In regard to the 1970 camacademic year beginning next order the “ULISYS could be used gor testify that he was deceived The ultrasonic “camera” STANFORD Calif (AP) — two years away medical exOctober Wedpaign funds Ford said he got Lennon’s attorney the skin tc and kept ignorant of the Waterwithout Doctors may soon be using perts are already excited consists of a cylindrical tube determinebreaking more money than he needed Cox a law at of professor heart gate cover-u- p that was going on nesday asked the Board whether and sent it to the GOP comto about the possible uses said about 24 inches long conHarvard doesn’t have sound waves rather than in surgery is needed or not” around him last year The for- Immigration Appeals to distribute to others a and leave the mittee United an unit States for to Meindl control nected a James D to probe the human body Prof and later could be used in the mer Minnesota congressman Washington to wait until a He he sometimes told doextended said He is period itself or for 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