Show 2A Standard-Examin- Bush takos post ho on go dndhm 't want Tuesday Jan 20 1981 er News briefs WASHINGTON (UPI) — Connecticut Sheriff keeping reporters ©way WEST SACRAMENTO Calif (UPI) — A sheriff’s deputy today were “ecstatic” and asked him to tell reporters “that they are exordered reporters away from the tremely relieved and extremely family home of a freed American happy with the situation with their hostage after receiving complaints son” Earlier Hohman ordered reporof harassment “He’s asked us to ask you folks of ters off his property and was so the media not to be banging on upset by alleged news media crititheir door” Yolo County sheriff’s cism of his family that he refused of his Sgt Gus Pahl told reporters out- to comment on the releaseDonald son Army Staff Sgt side the home of Robert Hohman Hohman 39 from Iran 66 Pahl said Hohman’s father a re“They’d like to have a few hours to rest and reflect They are ex- tired warehouseman would make his own statement to reporters latremely exhausted” But Pahl also said the Hohmans ter in the day Yankee-turned-Tex- WASHINGTON (UPI) — Donald F McHenry who served as ambas- Carter administration’s foreign policy caught the eye and interest Ronald Reagan sador to the United Nations in the of President-elec- t Carter administration is returning to Georgetown University as a foreign service professor McHenry is being replaced at the UN by another Georgetown University professor Jeane Kirkpatrick whose sharp criticism of the McHenry who served as ambassador for two years has been assigned to Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service where he will be a professor of diplomacy and international affairs Carter signs 'superfund' clean-u- p WASHINGTON (UPI) — One of order United Press International Hundreds of American corporations that have filed claims against the Iranian government in US courts will now have to settle them n before a joint arbitration panel under terms contained in the agreement for the release of the American hostages The agreement calls for the United States to drop all public and private claims against Iran in order to free Iran’s frozen assets Under the agreement all claims are to be settled before a joint tribunal selected by both governments and paid out of an escrow account containing approximately $1 billion of Iran’s assets Some 300 lawsuits have been filed by American corporations during the past 14 months seeking to attach hundreds of millions of dollars in claims against Iran’s assets But the presidential order freeing the assets in effect d nullifies any attachments “I’ve never heard of anything so ridiculous” said Herman Blum president of Dallas-baseHerman Blum Consulting Engineers Inc which has a $15 million suit against Iran “I understand there are 52 people on the other end court-ordere- Response Compensation and Liability Act of 1980 better known as the “superfund” bill Jimmy Carter’s final acts as president was to sign an executive order to help clean up the environment The measure signed Monday The fund can be used for created a “superfund” to be used emergency response and long-terto clean up releases of hazardous remedial cleanup if the responsible substances into the environment party is unknown unwilling or unIt implements provisions of the able to clean up the hazardous m Comprehensive Environmental Man charged with attacks on 33 women LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 32-year-- unemployed truck driver has been arrested in connection with the “bumper” attacks on 33 women In the assaults an assailant would ram a stolen car so-call- ed into the vehicle of an intended victim and kidnap rape or rob her as they exchanged accident He was being held at the county jail on $75000 bond Carbon monoxide blamed for boy's death BROOKLINE Mass (AP) — Poisonous fumes forced into an by a faulty apartment complex flue killed a boy and sent five other people to the hospital officials said Several other residents also were evacuated from the veterans’ housing project Monday night Officials at first believed there was a gas leak but later deter mined that the fumes were carbon monoxide said police Lt Frank Dwyer A defective flue apparently forced the fumes back into the living of the quarters plex said Frank Arricale four-buildin- com- g a spokesman for Boston Gas Co A boiler located besingle gas-fire- d neath the child’s apartment heated the complex Court awards damages to 'chatterbox' LONDON (AP) — A woman who became a “compulsive chatterbox” after suffering head injuries in a traffic accident was awarded the equivalent of $562000 in damages by a London court today Sandra Birkett 41 suffered brain damage and lost her senses of taste and smell the court was told As a result of her injuries and d personality change attorneys said she lost her job as a sales manager and her marriage broke up Before the crash High Court Justice Michael Davies said in his ruling today she was “exceptionally talented a very beautiful woman delightful and popular” Now he said “She is a compulsive excessive repetitive talker She bores other people to death” 3000 X BOSTON NEW YORI conservative folmany of Reagan’s — for the GOP presithe heavy favorite lowers dential nomination should Reagan not seek another term He is the son of former Sen Prescott Bush R- hard-cor- e (AP) — Ronald to Reagan plans begin his presidency by demonstrating his commitment to some of the major themes of his campaign — cutting the size and influence of the federal government and eliminating waste and fraud in government programs If the US hostages are freed another of Reagan’s first acts as president will be to name his predecessor Jimmy Carter a special envoy to fly to Wiesbaden West Germany to greet the Americans at the end of their long ordeal Four executive orders are ready for Reagan’s signature during his first week in office as 40th presi- dent They would place a freeze on federal hiring abolish the Council of Wage and Price Stability suspend for review all pending federal regulations and order Cabinet officers to initiate programs to discover waste and fraud in their de His attacks on Reagan during the primaries including his labeling of Reagan’s economic proposals as “voodoo economics” didn’t help either STANDARD-EXAMINE- partments Perhaps the biggest push in the opening days of the Reagan presidency will be the continuing effort to find ways to cut the $740 billion federal budget Carter proposed for the fiscal year beginning next Oct “I’ll bet I find some fat” was Reagan’s smiling reaction when handed a copy of the budget Carter sent Congress five days before his term ended Reagan aides hope to cut $30 billion from the Carter budget The hiring freeze was one of Reagan’s most frequently stated campaign promises Carter imposed a hiring freeze a year ago under which executive branch agencies were allowed to fill only one of every two vacancies that occurred after Feb 29 1980 But Reagan aides say the new freeze will be tighter than what 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WELL OF COURSE YOU CAN ONLY BUY NEW IBM’S DIRECT FROM IBM BUT WE DO HAVE A FEW THAT LOOK & WORK LIKE NEW AT LOW USED 32 PRICES UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST years agreement Legal experts say the agreement raises issues of constitutional law as to whether a president has the authority to order US court suits dropped “I think the president can’t just dismiss a lawsuit in New York or Washington or wherever” said Andreas Lowenfeld a New York University Law School professor “But if the government goes into court and asks immunity due to an international commitment made by the president most courts would probably dismiss the suits” Keagairo - LOS ANGELES m “I don’t think the methods used in this situation have been realistic (The United States) has never paid ransom for people before That’s international just not compatible with top-rat- e law I don’t think we’ll ever see that money once it goes overseas” A spokesman for Xerox Corp which has an $84 million suit against Iran said it would have nocomment until company lawyers studied the Democ-ratic-controll- SAN FRANCISCO Conn and a veteran Republican team player Bush is a former CIA director UN ambassador two-tercongressman and chairman of Committee National the Republican Bush was graduated from Yale moved to Texas as a young man and made his fortune in the oil business His establishment ties have not made Bush popular with GOP conservatives who have dominated the party for several of this but why should 300 companies pay for it? Executive orders are ready for President WASHINGTON Rudolph Perkins was arrested Friday and booked for investigation of kidnapping for the purpose of robbery in connection with an assault on a woman in Manhattan Beach officer A1 Fragoso said Monday to take the oath of office There with the Capitol behind him and an expected 100000 spectators looking on Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart was to administer the oath of office Because Reagan will be 70 years old next month much attention has focused on Bush who has pledged to follow the administration’s conservative game plan and keep a low profile That won’t be easy because his post makes Bush — whose selection was a bitter pill for Panel to judge private claims US-Irania- US envoy to UN to be professor as millionaire George Bush the Washington insider Ronald Reagan picked as his link with the Eastern establishment takes office as vice president today Bush 56 who spent much of the 1980 primaries denying he was seeking the vice presidency got the job he was almost appointed to twice before by Republican presidents Bush had a hectic schedule of inaugural events Monday and today spending his time as he may spend much of his vice presidency — thanking supporters and praising Reagan He was to attend church with his wife Barbara and the Reagans then go to the White House briefly before driving up Pennsylvania Avenue £ PDogcjedl Iby miX PDDDBCag? can Northern Utah Glass give you something to smile about! 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