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' ’ "'' ''' '' 4 i r f ‘ ri ''’’ ' ' j V' 's‘ Y ’k""f '!'' ’ V' '' '' '' L" s - TEMPERATURES FORECAST OCDEN High Thursday 4S Lew tonight near 50 UTAH: High Thursday mostLow tonight generally ly in 40s and Sower 50 4S 63-7- ASSOCIATED VOL LXXXVII No 114 HESS : UTAH OGDEN UNITED VM TtltPKOTO HESS INTtANATIQNAl WEDNESDAY EVENING 2 : 10c DAILY APRIL 24 1974 25c SUNDAY u n Affluent Oil § Incentives Aren't Necessary Now ' '' i i! il Felony Warrants Charge 'Homicide' Aids Profits Too (AP) — With profits booming and LOS ANGELES supplies short oil companies are cutting the credit card agreements that helped make “Go now — pay later!” the call of the road II I'Z Added j j one-wor- d “Our requirements are more restrictive today than they were two years ago” A Shell official said card renewals will no longer be automatic for customers who have a history of difficulty in paying or who use their cards infrequently As with trading stamps the glassware and contests no longer companies say they need to promote travel or acn credit cards cept a t r ft I j OGDEN POLICE OFFICER Cecil Fisher leads mur- ” witness Some $24000 worth of stereo equipment stolen in the grisly crime was recovered at about 1:30 am this morning police said Using a search warrant of-- 1 fieers entered a storage garage SLAYING SUSPECT Dale S Pierre is followed by at 26th and Wall where the police officers as he enters the Ogden City police equipment had been concealed Pierre had allegedly rented the station garage Monday A Chief Police LeRoy WASHINGTON (AP) — The vanced Soviet war planes Jacobsen and Police Capt nave sent Russians Syria lost 185 planes in the Syria more chief Lf! of Warren to brief war with Israel last Ocio- bolster its iowLac announced the bv0 jet fighters and Russia has replaced jr porce jn the growing air j ber airmen arrests at a news con'most of them Air losses in the war along the Golan Heights ference at 11 pm Tuesday y US intelligence sources say jnew fighting have been BELONGINGS could become but said Soviet merchant 'lively light The chief said authorities ships 12 unloaded crated significant if the battles csca- found some of the belongings of MIG21s recently at the port of late victims in a trash receptacle Latakia along with other miliLONG RANGE GUNS outside the airmen’s barracks tary equipment These were re US military experts calcu- He did not elaborate to have been the first 'ported tween Israeli and Syrian forces the He said the suspects were RUSsian lbe Russians have sent fighters delivered toTa£' change in relations between the in the Golan Heights on of the arrested a basis Svria in nearly two months two countries “The hope for a lasting solu- of one of the sur-- j 'Tnc vessels description Arab-Israeli bearing the MIGs The two countries restored tion to the dispute viving victims but declined to before 'arrived supplies since last No- Syrian and full diplomatic contacts last is stronger today than at any further details on the vet leaders announced last vember This came on top of an provide week after a 6i year break Time in the previous quarter grounds that it might damage week that Russia will increase 'estimated 60000 tons delivered and Secretary of State Henry century” Nixon told Congress the police case military aid to the Damascus during and shortly after the 13- A Kissinger praised Anwar Sa- - in proposing a special assistkillers broke into thejgovernient dat of EgyP for Arab support ance program for the Middle' Washingtoni pentagon officials discount! Among Soviet weapons to spilr East in working out settlements with ¥onday n!jft ancj carnef Beirut reports that Russia has! pear in Syria this month were in- “American diplomatic Israel e 180 mm quipmen“ t0 a! promised to send Syria the dditional Ivaitinv-- r On Sunday he begins his fifth itiatives have helped create the said sources US tour of the region since the conditions necessary for an end the metho- While dical to conflict and vKnence ofBthrce Arab-Israe- li war last October torture employes' 1 be2A a the column See plus disengagement parents of two of the seem° page employes who had gone to the 'store to see why they were late coming home Police said the victims were herded at gunpoint to the store basement forced to drink acid and systematically shot in the j j j j half-doze- UTI'VUni inpHU c rocket the multisatellite shot in four credit card operations are secret it is known that all major oil company credit card divisions lose money because of bad debts card theft and service charges An estimated $20 billion in service station business was conducted last year with 110 million credit cards the American Petroleum Institute says Atlantic Richfield stations coast to coast will stop accepting American Express and Master Charge credit cards next month of months The TASS news agency said the 8 designated Cosmos launched Tuesday were ‘‘The sputniks carry equipment to of continue exploration outer space” Tass said The satellites were in orbits ranging from 237 miles to 861 miles at an to Earth of 74 angle satellites 641-64- scientific rd degrees Big Oil Companies rela-The- WASUINGTON (AP) — Pres- ident Nixon today asked Con-gress for $518 billion in foreign aid money including $25C million to help Egypt clear the Suez Canal repair war damage !in adjacent cities and restore ' trade with the United States Nixon At the same time asked for $350 million in military support for Israel and $2075 million for Jordan He said the United States “can and should play a con-- j structive role in securing a just ' in the and durable peace Middle East by facilitating increased understanding between the Arab nations and Israel celerates ri-- x 4 V "! T 'i V 4!J A r ' ?" S Vi -- j j long-rang- ad-’gu- ns ty i Attorney for Stans Offers Spell Binder j j j The President also requested head $9398 million to assist South The acid apparently used in Vietnam Cambodia and Laos the shop’s stereo repair work! “in their efforts to shift their was also poured over their economies from war to peace bodies and to accelerate the reconstiOne o f the three murder MIAMI Fla (AP) — A for- - urday in a residential beach tution of their societies” was victims Sherry! ‘NEW YORK (AP) — The oil Texaco which squeaked by! The Indochina figure did not me r business associate of Al- front section of Fort Lauder- Michelle of 265 W 4625 Ansley assistance bert L Dantzler a bank official dale He was wet but otherwise S mihtary companies report: Exxon net Mobil last rear to become the!mftudet An Washington Terrace vd Tn anight four this NEW YORK (UPI) is eight income after taxes of $705 year running at who says he was kidnaped for unharmed rtS showed she had been' autopsy lion in the first three months of abHe told police he was criminally assaulted $60000 ransom says Dantzler after-ta- x this year Texaco ducted Thursday evening and Also suffered a heavy financial set- was taken to sea in a small profits of $5S94 million OcciNaisbitt back last year A police source boat late Friday He said he esdental net Income for the first in- caped his kidnapers by said Dantzler is being quarter up 718 per cent over jumping iVicacij damnsattention the same period last year throughout the Atlantic and swimming into 'delivery with hells for extortion vestigated r&mrAt or John i attorney The gains come after simJ evocations of God both spiritual ftYJeninf L Van Dusseldorp said for hours to reach shore 16 of R'aisCidt 11S Larry son Schell tUrn v0a offi-0rft7e ft A Fort Lauderdale police anj profane guts one doggone! ilarly sharp rises for most comas was he rs Naisbitt and Dantzler a that long hospitalized speec Tuesday "for! Danon and one cer said salt deposits one garbage can equaiy panies in the last three months St Benedicts wuh a severe “both took a substantial loss” tzler’s car discovered Saturday JUDGE'S CHARGE of 1373 when the Arab oil empete’s sake” last July when a private mail nine blocks from where thej“?ad 1I))unesj He called former Securities Tie government summation bargo and the energy crisis co: firm in invested banker was found indicated Commission cnlica‘ delivery they 'and sent prices spiraling Some perExchange a father of chairman G Bradford Cook "a was scheduled for the afternoon out went er? of business not have could that car the deincreases be 1 centage may jand the judge’s charge Thursd kid from the SEC Van Dusseldorp’s statement been there for more than a few me slam Yvaiker youth was re' ceptive however: Occidental’s Sdav after which jury delibera- ported satisfactory He suffered When he eraed up Tuesday unn came after the police source ‘hours figures are contrasted with a 1 See page 2A column 7 said Tuesday that Dantzler was i depressed first quarter in 1973 HAVA v Vi and Mitchell former ' tV WiiAiV! iiiig i(tAi tne substantial: sPacm Cabinet common members are share Earnings per a P°sslble extortion hoax increases m profits being an-- 1 creaSed from six cents to $114 of conspiring to impede Nixon’s request for Egypt in the case Rounced by the oil companies t C investigation of “All I can say is we are lookSen Henry M Jackson says L Vesco in ing into every possibility” was they show "the bankruptcy ot ge for his secret $200000 the only comment FBI agent the government's energy ponation to the 1972 Nixon Elie Scott of Miami would licy” campaign and of lying about it missed the final make about about the report Foxx The Washington Democrat to the grand jury segments of this year’s The FBI is investigating the J-- j rj chairman of the Senate Interior Z W 4 Bonner charged that John W j “Sanford and Son” series over leged weekend kidnaping Committee said higher oil profDean former counsel to Pres‘5 :r : Wilson but contract a dispute its and prices “make the workCALLED OFFICE Nixon had lied in Iris ident son Foxx’s the who in plays ing man and the people who A source close to the inquiry j and that testimony all government in series appeared employ him the orphans of negwho his to asked lied not save had that “to Stans jCook identity segments lectful — even reckless — govbe revealed said “Dantzler is skin at the SEC” as j his ernment actions” VISIT: Actress Jane Fonda the subject of a criminal inveschairman Cook was 38 when and her husband activist Tom tigation” PROFITS GREW appointed chairman in Feh-sf- il in were received I not could Hayden be Dantzler reached ruary 1973 and he resigned Jackson made the comments Hanoi by North Vietnamese Uor comment I IIS May 16 3973 just six days after in Washington on Tuesday after the against pair Premier Pham Van Dong the Dantzler an assistant vice the Mitchell and Stans were four more oil companies re- - Tuesday He schedule a May 6 S North Vietnamese news (president of City National Bank V indictment 1974 earn-- ' hearing on a preliminary leased ’’ 20 about agency reports Hallandale miles jin ings reports which showed injunction ADMITTED PERJURY d The agency said Miss Fonda north of Miami called his t4v H fN over thei Foxx 51 and Wilson were increases sharp Bonner charged that Cook her husband expressed jfice last Friday morning and 1973 sued by Tandem Productions adm Ued he perjured himself “their resolve to support the said he was being Co which alleges they failed period same grand jury Exxon the nation’s number! to show up Monday for Vietnamese people in their $60000 re the Proxmire for peace in j police said a dummy one oil company in terms of! rehearsals struggle for the 1974-7- 5 d once before season Tandem Vietnam” saies said its profits for the! television package with a note Hee: “And all three months ended March 31 said it had entered into a Miss Fonda caused a alleged adbuctors Maurice Stans of $705 million were up 39 per contract with Foxx in which controversy in July 1972 when time was delivered as: It was for the cent over 1973 period But Ex- he would receive a substantial she visited Hanoi and to : the Instructions Dantzler of Lve Brad Cook” xon said its earnings were salary increase Wilson was made antiwar said his kidnapers had given? TECH SERVICES detective Sgt Keith Burkdoil left ) and Detective Daroid R reportedly “You go to the jury room and j down 104 per cent from the not offered a pay raise for the broadcasts over Radio Hanoi him It was never picked up Hawkins examine a storage garage at 28th and Wall in which $24000 m stolen j fourth quarter of 1973 new season the suit said to soldiers in Vietnam Dantzler was found early Sat-- ! stereo equipment was found early today See peg 2A column ! ixtortion Hoax? j i For His Summation j j mil-Un- A 5 fast-buildi- ng j Report Huge Profits 'rtt Reds Send More MIGs to Syria j der suspect William A Andrews into the Municipal Building before he is booked into the jail to sell gasoline jo CATfGSI lYfX a ULLI 1 L3 “Costs and marketing condi- - O tions have changed drastical- I AJ CTVI 22 I 3 I I LC !y” said a Shell spokesman Houston Tex “We - don’t have MOSCOW (UPI) — The to work quite as hard at selling announced Union Soviet gasoline” the “shotgun” launch today By restricting credit cards Cosmos of unmanned eight the oil companies may also a aboard satellites single save money Though the fisecond such Bank-America- t’f ft RESTRICTIVE an Exxon official nances Two Hill Air Force Base airmen were seized late Tuesday night on charges growing out of Ogden’s brutal! in which five hostages were Hi Fi Shop robbery-murder- s head Three died tortured and shot in the Arrested at their barracks by civilian and military! authorities armed with felony warrants were Dale Si Pierre 21 of Trinidad British West Indies and William! A Andrews 20 Jonesboro La of "business reverses” At a Tuesday news conhomicide criminal warrants The charged the governor was ference Officers said the suspects offered no resistance asked whether he paid any They were booked into Weber County Jail at about state income taxes for 1973 “Yep” was the Hill said L another reply Newey County Attorney Robert In each year subsequent AFB airman voluntarily turned himself in to authorities to 1970 Reagan has said he for questioning in connection with the crime paid a state income tax but Mr Newey was not prepared to say whether the has the not divulged third airman would also be charged or become a state’s amount j bank-typ- e SACRAMENTO C a 1 1 (UPI) — Asked if he paid a state tax on his 1973 income Gov Ronald Reagan replied only “Yep” Reagan who long has c o n t e n d e d that "taxes should hurt” drew fire three years ago when it was disclosed he paid no 1970 state income taxes because 1 i j credit card i at many gas flatly rejected pumps as more motorists are having to pay cash And paying for motel rooms dinner or rental cars with gasoline credit cards is getting harder At the same time the oil companies are slimming down their own accounts “We’re not aggressively going for new credit card customers” said an Atlantic Richfield spokesman The REAGAN NOW A TAXPAYER? 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