| Show 2A Standard-Examine- r Tuesday March 9 1976 Continued From First Page ner and 45 are awarded in blocks of three to the winner in each of the state’s 15 congressional districts There are five bonus too delegates one awarded to the winner in each of five three-distriraces Democratic candidates must get 15 per cent of the popular vote in any congressional to be eligible for delegates Seventy five per cent of the delegates are awarded on tbc basis of congressional district returns and the state Democratic comexecutive mittee will award the remainder based cn statewide rect dis-'tri- ct turns “It looks good” said Rogers CB Morton Ford’s chief political adviser “In fact it looks so good that I’m afraid to pre-- diet” CARRY STATE ' Florida campaign swing “Of WASHINGTON (AP) — Ruscourse there is a effort against George Wal- sia has blocked India from supspare parts for Egypt’s lace because I did so well (in plying Soviet-bui- lt MIG21 jet fighters Florida) in 1972” He won with 42 per cent of the vote four US intelligence sources said today years ago The new Russian move folReplied Carter: “I’ll cut Gov Wallace down below what he lowing its own cutoff of maintedid in 1972 which I think would nance support for Egypt’s air be a very serious defeat for force was reported as the Ford administration wTas laying the Gov Wallace” for possible sales Jackson meantime said it groundwork of US warplanes and antitank doesn’t really make any differ- missiles to Egypt ence what happens because his India which produces MIGs opponents have already lost the and other weapons under Ruslong run “Do you know who sian license was said to have stopped George Wallace and Jimmy Carter?” he asked at a Miami luncheon “I did in Massachusetts I not only beat George Wallace I whipped Jimmy Carter” Only Shapp was in Florida for election day stumping Jackson planned to be in the state all day too but not for campaigning well-organ-iz- ed Lou Frey Ford’s campaign chief in the state said the LAST APPEARANCE President would carry the state though narrowly “If you President Ford’s schedule ' him in Washington today get 50 per cent plus one you’re kept His last appearance in Florida a winner” he said “If you was 29 Reagan Feb who don’t you’re a loser” much of the last week spent Reagan predicted a close campaigning in Florida left race discounting talk that a late Mondav for Illinois site of loss to Ford would severely the next primary March 16 I damage his effort But whatWallace was scheduled to ever happens he said “there head for the Midwest state earwon’t be any folding of my tent ly today and slipping away” Carter meantime listed a “I’m in this all the way to number of campaign appear(the Republican national con- - ances today in North Carolina vention in) Kansas City” Rea- where voting is March 23 be gan told about 1000 supporters fore returning to his Orlando in Champaign 111 as he began headquarters this evening to a five-da- y campaign swing await results state the through Reagan before leaving FloriNew in da continued his attacks on Ford beat Reagan Hampshire with less than half Ford’s defense and economic the vote carried Massachusetts policies a tactic he adopted where neither candidate cam- after his state campaign manpaigned and won Vermont ager warned he faced defeat if where Reagan was not on the he continued to avoid direct criticism of Ford Ford’s backballot ers brushed the barbs aside as Both Wallace and Carter predicted triumph in the Demo- insignificant raas ock oviets FLORIDA VOTERS asked Moscow’s permission to sell spare parts to Egypt after the Cairo government appealed to India for help Intelligence sources say Moscow denied India permission to do so DOUBTFUL US analysts doubt that India would risk Russia’s displeasure because India too has been reliant on the Soviet Union for major arms help Also the Soviet Union has supported India in such past crises as the war over Bangladesh Egypt’s armed forces are al Indo-Pakist- an Parts to totally equipped with Sources say Egypt has signed weapons supplied by Russia an agreement with Britain’s during some 20 years of close Rolls Royce to overhaul enrelationship Following the 1973 gines for Egyptian MIG17 and Mideast war policy differences MIG21 jet fighters Egypt also deepened Russia stopped the some new British enflow of new weapons to Egypt may buy MIGs nearly two years ago and now gines to put into its has halted deliveries of spare Egypt is said to be interested parts needed to keep Egypt’s in buying nine guided-missil- e war planes tanks and other boats from Britain at a total military gear in working order cost of more than $300 million As a result Egyptian Presih Saudi Arabia Kudent Anwar Sadat has turned with and wait Qatar expected to pay more and more to Western bill the countries especially France At the same time France re and Britain for arms help most oil-ric- portedly has delivered more than 30 advanced Mirage jet fighters and fighter bombers to Egypt with Cairo’s purchase of 50 more Mirages considered a strong possibility Until recently Egypt had not pressed the United States for major weapons sales but this has apparently changed as Egypt is feeling the pinch of Russian cutoff actions State Department and congressional sources said Monday that US sales of F5 fighter planes and antitank missiles are under study by the Ford FEDERAL administration No decision on this has been made said one State Department official He said there is no intention to establish a major US military supply relationship with Egypt Administration officials acknowledged last week that consultations had begun with key members of the Senate and House looking toward sale of helicopters transport planes and other noncombat military materiel to Egypt Any sale of war planes and missiles would be a more controversial move by the United States PATTY WAS 7977 Continued From First Page jery” Fort said “She did not ndicate he in any way forced limself on her or that directly Continued From First Page said the January consumer installment debt jumped by the jiggest margin since August 1974 on the strength of a second consecutive month of record borrowing for auto purchases The central bank said the installment debt for January climbed by $129 billion That compared with an advance in December and was the largest gain since $148 billion in August 1974 The figures showed the gain came across the board with loans outstanding for automobile purchases climbing $488 million in value The net gain was slower than the $540 million reported for December but the Fed said $451 billion in new borrowing for automobile buyers surpassed December’s previous monthly high of $44 billion Repayments of auto loans also se a record for the month totalling $402 billion $894-milli- or indirectly volved” rape was in- Miss Hearst who had wept when recalling for the jury that she had been forced to have sex with a man she despised stirred in her chair and Bailey ilaced a restraining hand on ler shoulder The defendant occasionally umed toward her parents and Catherine Randolph Tearst and sneered slightly as ort gave his testimony on Wft WATt fOlOCASJ FORECAST— Tonight snow is likely over parts of the northern Plains upper Mississippi valley and Great Lakes region Some snow may also linger over portions of the north Atlantic states otherwise mostly fair weather is expected elsewhere ABSENT When Fort said that “en-husias- m seemed to be asbent” when she was reunited with her amily the night of her Sept 18 THE WEATHER TODAY arrest she whispered to her parents a salty characterization of the witness TOGETHERNESS of Secretary of State Kissinger The Hearsts laughed and the and President Ford could be under strain Accorddefendant’s younger sister ing to some reports Kissinger is concerned that Vicki “Oh my God” moaned the President’s failure to project a sufficiently Miss Hearst frequently forceful image is weakening American foreign polEIGHTH MONTH notes and handed scribbled icy impact The figures represented the to them her attorneys as Fort eighth consecutive month of inher described as having an crease in consumer installment rebel“extremely independent debt and indicated that Amerilious” youth experimenting cans are still willing to go into Wisconsin Electric Power Co with drugs and “becoming sex-all- y United Press International debt for retail purchases Consaid about 14000 customers in cratic race active at age 15” BACKFIRE sumers had cut back on their “I got into a lot of fights the southeastern section of the said to GAME was when a He kid” GUESSING reaffirmed her testimony I “I think they are going debt load during the recession Marie Ludlow of Alvin state remained without power that by the time of her abducThe nation’s family welfare “I’m not going to get into a backfire” Frey said “They Madison Gas and Electric Co tion too little too late too strishe had grown disrolls dipped slightly last No- Tex “but it took a tornado and said percentage guessing game” were were outages power toss into the duck pond enchanted with her engagement vember perhaps another signa a Wallace said during his final dent and incorrect” reduced to about 2 COO in south-centr- to Steven Weed with whom she Jackson meantime criticizec that the economy is turning to give me a black eye” Wisconsin Carter for his tax reform prowas living Fort however said around HEW said Although Mrs Ludlow was one of at forecast: The weather while Carter spent that “she told me she had been posals the drop from the month before least 14 persons slightly injured Salt Lake City Ogden Logan thinking of suicide” much of his time expanding on was a modest three-tento: Monday when a tornado struck them Continued From First Page one per cent HEW said the No- a house trailer park Another and Provo: Sunny and a little He quoted a school friend as Just like Simple Simon he at warmer through Wednesday saying Miss Hearst was “an touched down vember rolls usually go up tornado tion where Linden was on trial says do away with all deducNovember also was the be nearby League City Tex but lows tonight upper 20s except 8 amoral person who thought that Other witnesses said his face tions” Jackson said of Carter’s WASHINGTON (AP) at Logan highs Wednesday laws she did not agree with cal measures which minimize ginning of a h decline no damage was reported was covered by a green knitted suggestion that he would like to 50 except upper 30s a should be violated” near KissinA for the of State proliferation in the national unemployment Texas wasn’t the only state pressures Henry retary ski mask do away with hundreds of tax ger said today congressional and at the same time erect ef- rate and a Logan probability of snow He pictured the defendant as h trend to- with weather woes Residents The short slender man ap- incentives “The simple ap- proposals to place severe re- fective controls against it” winds light anc bored and restless before her zero near ward steady or falling whole- in the Northeast were warned variable parently got the pistol from a proach shows a total lack of un- strictions on exporting nuclear Kissinger said US arrange- sale prices kidnaping “a chance exposure Monday to prepare for another little and Utah: a at a time when she was looking would guard he disarmed at the court- derstanding our economy” and material Sunny to inhibit ments are technology snowstorm floods plagued comDEPENDENT CHILDREN house entrance then seized a Reporters pressed Carter for seriously set back US efforts and detect designed warmer for Wednesday nuthrough something” and found it in munities in the Great Lakes any diversion of court employe and marched details of the tax reform plan to deal with spreading nuclear clear material The number of of and the of excitement of life on the morning patches night recipients and that the and thousands of residents in Aid to him inside to the courtroom but he would say only that he weapons capability in lows Families the with run fog violaupper United States will treat a Dependent Michigan and Wisconsin re- valley where the trial was resuming never intended that all interest He said her relationship wih tion of one of its agreements Children has risen in November mained without power because teens and 20s highs 50 to 60 the Senate told Kissinger deductions on home mortgages Government in after the midday break all 10 but 22 to 20 of her three the last wealthy family ranged degrees of an ice storm last week that temperatures Operations Com- “with the utmost gravity” be included among deductions colder some snow covered “from dislike to hatred” and STAY QUIET mittee the proposals which “To be successful in our non- years HEW said The rolls be- downed power lines he would wipe out h increase in Storms that she had a “desire to get we gan a endeavors range from a complete mora- proliferation Police said the gunman orproduced some need- valleys “We now have tax of 1974 a credit declined the are for three tempera- away from the name and naFollowing ed rain for drought-plague- d dered everyone in the court to $10 billion to homeowners for torium on US nuclear exports must sustain and build upon the August months ture of the Hearst family” and then to an embargo on nuclear multilateral and national policy began rising Texas Monday but the tornado “stay quiet everyone stay interest have he 1975 in When six members of the terthey paid” August transfers to nonsigners of the foundations we have estab- again was one harsh side-effehere” but the 15 spectators es- said “I would maintain “This intribe were killed in a it” be the rorist first may Nuclear Proliferation Treaty lished” Kissinger said Another was flash flooding that caped through side doors dication shootout and fire in May 1974 the that recession is occurred in northeast and south would violate the spirit of a “This requires constant attenWEALTHY TAXPAYERS The gunman then left the Miss Heast had a he said a off” statistician said Texas courtroom fired a warning shot He said however that half number of international agree- tion to consultations with other trailing too but it’s to tell after “mourning reaction” She had early at two policemen in the corri- the $10 billion goes to wealthy ments to cooperate in peaceful nuclear suppliers peaceful with just one month” RAINS HELPFUL developed particular “affec-tion- al cooperation dor and entered a side room taxpayers who own second nuclear programs bonds” for Wolfe and Welfare expenditures fell by The National Weather Service The secretary said the pro- recipients and constructive supwith the two hostages where he homes or vacation homes addSLA soldiers more than $100 million to about said the rain “is bound to help Angela Atwood mechafired another shot No one was ing: “We never meant for it to posals would damage US polit- port for international and Nancy Ling Perry he said ical relationships with a large nisms which can lend per- $21 billion last November the the drought areas” But Texas go for those” hit “I was impressed with the John Secretary which manence to our nonprolifera- first monthly decline since the Agriculture From this room police said Wallace didn’t mention Jack-so-n number of countries sincerity when she spoke of her previous July HEW said Out- White said rain and snow in the ar- tion policies” by name but lashed out at have entered into long-terthe gunman randomly dialed a love for Willie Wolfe” on a is the sole witness lays for Medicaid were off $93 Panhandle were “too little and courthouse number and an- candidates advocating tax re- rangements with the United Kissinger taped eulogy less than a month today as the Senate Govern- million The figures are the too late” for the crop of form who he said had muffed States nounced the ransom demands later Fort said Miss Hearst most recent exment available wheat because Committee Operations dryland their chance during years in Kissinger said the United has Noting the gunman’s small renounced that recording of nuin states About homes the of 90000 lags reporting by Michigan proliferation stature police ruled out the Washington “Why didn’t they States is continuing to build on plores as made under duress from a a around result the without as were clear weapons power lead the movement while they what he called a solid framepossibility that he could be were there?” Wallace world script Leader prepared by others storm the of an ice that swept Military said work of policy and continuing Linden’s accused accomplice in disThe — State a TOKYO (AP) The govern- Great Lakes region nearly Department the bank car holdup Ludwig In other developments on the negotiations to halt the spread closed on Jan 23 that the ment today Another 60000 front approved the ap- week ago Monday: of nuclear weapons Lugmeier who is of huskier political of the nu- pointment of Adm and six United States in — Hiroichi Michigan retelephones Carter even with pulled build Lugmeier made a daring IMPACTS NEGATIVE to have clear out of service powers agreed Wallace as Democrats in South Samejima as chairman of the mained escape from custody a month Carolina continued connew in Wisconsin of severe chiefs He The said of staff three-ste- p setting power situajoint “overly Japan’s their ago fleeing through a court260000-man for forces tion was less severe The exporting nude process of picking national straints” would have these safeguards room window UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY and facilities material ar effects: Innegative delegates 'Police said the gunman convention to said was The agreement complete returns Monday night — “Cast further doubt on the of Business shouted “Hand over Linden” from been reached between the have comof showed US supply credibility meetings when he burst into the court- Carter county Jaand States United France and Wallace each with mitments and the constancy of Administration room 27 per cent of the delegates our policy at precisely the mo- pan Canada West Germany Union and Great RANSOM TERMS picked and another 44 per cent ment when we can least afford the Soviet Ogden Britain such doubts In his initial phone call giving uncommitted —“Reduce the influence we the ransom terms the gunman Evening ALLIES OFF two-hoare now able to bear in support deadline But set a -- er Shr running of our objeclater he changed this saying he for—Sargent TELEPHONE NUMBERS the Democratic nomination tives inasmuch as it is ON PRE-SEASUTAH STATE UNIVERSITY offer an evening program within the Ogden ores unlikely would contact authorities again met with of Chicago May- that such CIRCULATION ONLY to c Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) The program DIRT allies leading will be supproposals in late afternoon to discuss the or Richard AIR is to before 7:30 open (For delivery any person regardless of undergraduate degree and con be purpm J Daley on Monday ported by all major suppliers sued in the evenings deadline police said — 11:30 am weekdays but did not 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