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Show VV r 7,' Nr - ge -- Tower, Eagleton clash on Kissinger, Turkey w xsilINGTON St n John 'rower, said 1,c1,4y that setrolar:. of State Hello Kiingtr's bar aining position around thf? ()rid may he seriously eotigress vol.es to ha!! 1' S military aid to late ill attempt. to corKider the measure today. The Se- nate passed sitnitar cutoff lan4.;a4e that v. litter dropped by !JoustFenati. k must, 1.(4ed 2'.11 to to cut oil tili!it; Vollti4 141 tirkcy mud i'rcsident ;110 rer'"' :,o1ostantial o r I !!, pro.c.fuss- on the NBC Eititicton, 'Iodav Show. said he believes "we rtm..ht k etitt.ng oil our noses to spite out iaces vi !!') 1!, 14,0slee saoi thin, Nto Leader ike 'Al anstleid said the St 'A1 COO 1 made toward an iwret-inen!or the reirm al of Turkish toit Senate -- Kissinger departs tor the with Nliddie East at lirst stop seht4:11iled tor t.a.ro. lie is not scheduled to meet kilov parties imolved tit the pros dispute Tower who was inter. Sm V..111) 1 honias leVVf urkeA ht. ni Major!! y Report deal ISIIINGToN the companies that arranged the scuttled Soviet grain deal said today be to,d White House tmetine, last week that no export ot farm g000s to Russia. China or oil traducing t ouht ie would be allowed ,Jf be interpeted as a oil, oi no ormdente Eisiinger and would 11011'4 inhibit Hs ability to Kissirn!er. negotiate... Eagleton, sometimes a critic of Kissinger and the author ot ihe Senate amendment to cut olf inilita Inn to ). the expected export controls are in place,' although sales to regular customers iike Japan tt be allowed. Subsequently. Cook said. his company withdrew an oiler for the sale of 400.0on tons to wheat mai 341.tkiii pounds of soybean oil to Iran. an oil producing C9Utli Cook testifed today before the Senate Permanent Inves tig"ti() . F"1"'"""iltt President Ford told him the sale of grain and corn to the Soviet ljnion mid have to be cancelled because ol anticipated political pressure trom both Congress and the American public. Cook PM with rord at tit. Wmte !louse Saturday to' discuss the coot Fact s tor sale of 3.1 million tons of corn and wi;11 and that hi.-- ; company would attempt to sell half et that total. I containing vinyl . I ' I I i r : cinsuir,ers M undo); to refunds as part of thc eianmksion's bau ui the use I CCi ot ,..terosol Ihlrit DESERET NEWS 4, LE 14j S , 04'!.; i I F,....D5 !VIP(' eye,,,,,j 7411 r fer: c3N,CI Of.se,et Ne5 P'-- ,:enel 5,:e ,!ty 0.J,0;no vion Com - r. mon,icr,cts aI.c,e5 'rei re:Or:Wed One C1 rn'?t 5;1:: 'Y 4 Si: ,A;i c.,1)er onl 0c, other co) C,10.01Niedo, Sr, ryhortri yeti' ,re A; 4 , ? 7,4 .1,;?, ,c7..,e ,',: I '' I"; 4,1 Opry in Moscow a 21014 ; , Singing professor It is now Prof. Glen Campbell, country although the mellow-voiceArk.. nevt r u, singe; linished high school, much fess opening. 'It was a great. warm. onderful reception... Ivan Ilinderaker. the I'niver,ity I Caldonna Hit ersith:, Monday anitounced tlia; a Cam OM had been a ppm lit professor in the school's department of music and theatel,. Peking bouquet d Hi -- '-- Mond4 was night of ',meg ,... . ' r e- - .41:111 o '." " ' 9 '1"".' kr:n;:,,,,;.gt.1.9t0"4,;0.,...4,4'..M...?,,,, , a - x,,. . , ., "' - :',:.::-.x- p. WI! vice chairman of the Sclunlific and Technical Association Gen. Fred C. Weyand ha,i a lit w mission: Continue I estoration ut the' Army's esprit tie corps. That is what k needed, Defense Secretary James IL Schlesinger said Monday as he administered the oath of (Vice to Weyand as Army chief of Schltsinger said the Army suffered a "severe buffeting" during and after the Vietnam war. Wey and. formerly Icputy thief et succeeds Gen. Creighton W. ,brams, who died in early September. 4, 4., , American seismology study group led by Frank Press. president ol the Geophysical Societv of kmeriea. has ffievr, iionored at a thopint Peking, the Ilsinhua news agency reports. fisinhua said host ler the banfinvt eb r n Boost for Army , ....ii ...,,m . his Opryland troupe for more. Ford arid his band of country and western performers opened in the Soviet capital Monday night after a triumphant tom of the country's hinter-!ands- . Said Fcri oftr tht! Miseow ear. I f : Tr;,t:"".-.'.- Tennessee Ernie Ford and own pet dog, 131ackie, killed by I . 10.04. lidoAtrr-i-- The repome, at first. as lint by the end of the secono act. Ntuseovites were cheering and call-o- n Carrie Taylor, Kingstown, R.I., gains eihisolatiim front a neighbor's dog after losing her doc- ;...,... k., China. lie brings misfortune A it! $300,000 a yeaii- with his name or face. Rodney Allen Rippy, 6, of Los Angeles, who shot to fame a year ago in Eloise Popcli. the blonde wife of Chicago millionaire Samuel Pope it. was sentenced Monday to six months to Ave years in prison for tryiog to hiro "hit rtiit," !so kill her estranged husband so she would inherit his fortune. a series of TV hamburger commercials, tells a newsman what he does with his allowance -- - he spends it on ice 25-ce- nt cream. imsowNe.4 ionoimmoggrtiftor Amiga 'ICI 1 I I tk.s7V Al o WAC taIrE -- -- artic;!?,,,;, t. c. ' 't p.1A," ""SLO-Sfi , i , N Ifign - vi ,,,tottatn - , 37 RICHARDS ST. t, 1,0".114,. , ,,.",,ti."-t4,- ' '14,4 ''V.7.'qf )40 44't'af'',3a ",. - , 2, of plants were 4r irt, 't7t $ '; , ESN,. 1.1",??)', ' 5'5 , , I 11 i I li , if i No,k, - Crld of,Ct " I r' Z.,- ;don, Nevado '''', The Rev. Ronald Taylor'i lost LiIlbrtIl : th been returned to him. An employe (t tA)naoti transport untl it on the lop dock ol ei bits. Taylor was glad to have it back. Ile lost it al IWAS. WATCH FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR NEVi LOCATION S; DEW ,t16. Busing since '58 i DELIVERY RATES MAIL ," ...". It tlt 4;:t ti Bradley's has always been famous for values, but to sell $99 VELVET King & Queen Tufted Headboards for $48 is a steal. (5 colors). One lucky customer will buy this RED LION Bedroom Set at 50')0 OFF. It includes Triple Dresser, Twin Mirrors & King Size Headboard, 2 Night Stands and Door Chest, only $916. Retail value $1835. We have 80 DIFFERENT SOFA SLEEPERS on our floor and every one is SALE PRICED. Take these 100 Herculon for only $177. Reg. $299. Queen Size for as low as $188. SHOP OUR COMPETITION AND COMPARE. After taking inventory we found over 100 Mediterranean Styled Tables. They will be sold at great savings to you. They START at just $22. HURRY FOR THESE, they won't last! AS Ju v: ir'1::4"4, :1'71 Fo RicE perrn,,,on wver, T NEWS De.7,:er,a U.S. Ircaer,,(4rk EAAR;ER DELIVERY 0,e mor,In Icu po;; .1 "ifti'!"-;!-!' 2-Dra- wer i Ev3te-- 1.,Ar - , 1 i Jr Mtl,n .xf,e tig! - ij1A4 Ig,itgter:2:--- , -7 -- 44 ' ,, ,, Let's look at one of the MANY BEDROOM Sets on SALE. This United Set was originally priced at $544. A Huge Triple Dresser, a Framed Mirror, Nightstand & Queen Size Headboard are priced at $288. You'll find hundreds of similar reductions to save you money. I I r te , 4.; jailjj. adbesive,i and SALT i --; .. riTifrted rush ;I 4', t ,,,,,. PRICE CUTS in everydepartment. We've got the LARGEST SELECTION of NAME BRAND Mattress & Box Springs in the state. Take this SERTA Twin Set for example. It's made to sell for $178 per set; during this sale it's priced at only $118. We have DOZENS of FLOOR SAMPLES in all sizes at prices too low to quote. 1) I ' AusItl."J..r7:144.4"1:,41' ..1...pi..,-,- . ' bronic plaque reading, "Site of the firzt train robbery in the West, committed I)", the noterious l'ASO Jameit and his gang of outlaws July, has been stolen. The 21, 1873," plaque, which was attached to ft are loecmotive whoet, merked :ipot of the famous robbery on the Rock Islanit Raitroaii I., mites Iowa. Research inoleatcd ci flrst roblicry of a it was the train. IIuIvII A A:r1,... ''' sire seryttes Combined liper:14 d This fabulous clearout is your chance to BUY FAMOUS BRANDS AT CLOSEOUT PRICES. For example Thomasville, Burlington House, Lane, Red Lion, Hooker, Imperial, Serta9 King Koil, Spring Air, Selig, and many many others. TREMENDOUS ,r) Group. The commission said it will tip! flank's of keep seei private-labe- l illailWartUrcl-custunwrs. kuys to produc;mu codes and spray pint could all ot formulas tist11 by ompetitors .f. 47,,,,,:p., Elizabeth Taylor's 21 ycar-olson. Michael Wildiag, has been fined 5.Frowing rn4rijnana Fit his remote farmhouse retreat near AneNtwyth, Wales. Wilding and six compatoons were arrested in a pollee rant. The six others were INUitted of possessing and cultivating inarijoloil 4nd slso were fined. Bradley's Sleep Center will close their doors on their downtown location forever -S,AVE 20 to 60'31 caneercausing - '''''''w ..., on lined Lizis .4,I tr--- chloride. The P.S Consumer Products Safety Commission said today it will make public the brand names, the productioo code nunibrs of recalled cans. the lx.rcentage of vinylI chloride in eafli brand. the last date it was produced 'aith vinyl chloride and known adverse health effects. Thc iflfarmation, regarded by the paint industry as trade sect ets, was requested months ago by the National Lung Association and Ralph ador-Ilea II h iesea re h , zw .:;.... 41 VP i A ,,e,.i, i. -- "7:: r; :4:.'ill.44" .. licensed to operate as of last June 30; 60 were under construction; 105 far enough into the planning stage that reactors had been ordereo, and 21 announced but for which no reactor order had been plaeed. d - 2A Q7A CX.!OBER R. 1u6DAY, - , of .4 '''.....:.; According to the Atomic Energy Comiral.;sioa, lear power l ?NgadariW&swr.rommemolo,101foollou...., A er--..-- A brands of 11 late-mod- ht release intormation within a fe days that will enable consumers to return for re- .. w , : ,, "During the moratorium, completion of safety testing prcgrams plus experience with operating plants will hopefully resolve the safety questions,- it said. Se- eight-secon- paint can, refunds jell feckral agency plans tunds hundreds aerotol paint?: auto lock system t8, '.c. ',' "?'' 11,,, , - .,., )..4"1: r,:.....gi.,, 4, "It is clear that the nation s current policy of rapid expansion of the nuclear industry represents a bad decision," the year-lon- g study concluded. "Because the need for a high growth rPte in the electrical industry is seriously in question, the unresolved saftty and disposal problems indicate as a minimal necessary change in poticy A moratorium on the construction of additional plants. Conferee: free WASHINGTON trkl3t 41' .., ,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,ti .01.1r2IMIONIk. MI by William H. Millerd toral student in physics. nate and House conferees to chminatc the have () auto interlock systt Ilia Butz merely replied. acprevents a ear irom being cording to Cook, that it Cook started unttl seatbelts are Industrios sold more than I fastened. million 'tons of corn to the Under an agreement anRussians. "to let him know nounced Monday, an - Cook said. iminediatcly,warning buner would When the deal became be retained to tell drivers and know to administration Oftpassengers when seat belts ciais anti the White 'louse. are tiOi fLtsLIIed. c Ford hastily summoned Cook continous buzzer now in use and tile Continental officials on most ears to a meeting. would be dropped. e (AP) t,4 ;$4'.71'!,--1.- t:!..41';',114V1,4.,1,.. 4'4 lr.o; '4,,,,,tV,TIM 1.-- Center for Science in the Public Intereq, and written WI.11. Save that WASHINGTON liossiaits att.etopt to purchase 2 m11114,11 tons 80 ntillion bushels -- ot 'i .4.' g097013 The report was prepared financed by the privately I Cook said he told Butz he ,,,, hn7ards. )A Sept.. -- NEWS, Reminder of Jesse 11..2 Ttswielk t. ,i1-r,,,;,,- the nation's niiclear policy railed today for an innoediate halt to the e911struction of nuclear power plants for moral and enviroii, mental reasons. The electric industry's estimatc c,f future power needs are exaggerated, the report und the enitntry'c PemYperience during the bargo sht-A- s conservation and the search for other rower saurees are viable alternatives to nuclear plant e Edward Cook. presioeiit Cook Industries. said ht, and other otht r grain ollit "were told in died that .;.:-.7- alt A WASHINGTON oUPI i new repnri on the s e of DESERET 'firtY61,,s,''.--(7g,',-,ili3- . .1 Tower, saying that "what we are trying do is fortify Dr. Kissinger in his negotiations by having him adhere to our existing atatutes and, by the ay. our exisimg pohey heat to Ntoscow that his ;old towards Cyprus. Ilk' COfittlieli another I irill tat Grain O. aetion Monday had .04 lanHe said he was told hy Ford rejected comprio,-,v4that tile sales could not .2.4, guage that weuld have thrinigh, although the firms lowed aid to continue on the Pre.adent s wcord that Turkey' had don,. nothing tong. was tip.r4aming in good Cook said 1)r recel..4.41 44) telephone call from Secy A4.4.14.111t1re Earl Ho 41 - upi k i r:ttr,C7C17:7;122;--1.7,4ifr- Butz takes blame The president of one 2 64, y,t' N-h- ag:;inst Toi kc When asked it the ettort to ha!, the Turl,i:;1, aid i; the appearatit v ihat Kissiomer's support at holy e "I keakening Add sa:; so sa!O the main Tc,x &diger is that "any attempt on the part or lhe roligress to hamstring or tie the hands f Turkey, disagreed ,, -- PEOPLE urges N New " b- iltZ)7), - 36 7.,,,,, - ; , ' I. - '''''12, ; 1 A,,A1:44,A1174 , t...e''-..-- ;''' -- - ' ...,!:' A , 4 .7,36-- ,,,gern---- 7 A ,rpt";' , , 4 ' - 4.,,.." w-'- ;;,..,:if' ' .'-- ' I ' 1 ; tik:lar, I MAIN ST., UPTOWN 1 11 . . 0114 fg14r44 11 m.-Nwt,,,- law,,914,w44,idmgf ,-",..,t,- .......... - ',,f11.1,44,ttlIal.t4L141-,',4T-1- , ,. , -.: ., 01Mf;', . :t: Oa, ,ON.4x,:147wr. 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