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Show Dl3 flew like drunken duck W s big wwuNi.rnjj gahcied to see toe visitors olf a Federal Aviation Administration bigwig, presented a flight safety award Freer, ta cident has now determined that the distinguished safety official was flying the plane illegally and that Lis fellow regulators had negected to buckle their seat belts an earher airport luncheon. Freer extravagantly praised the DuBois station for guiding a puot safely through an ov ercast on a near empty tans A The luncheon irowd, speeches about air safety srul pphrep? are htir in The crowd rushed to the rumed p!a" and bc6ua to crowbar out the distinguished visitors Som were seriously mjured, me in ding Freer me Aduonai uanspor Safety Board is now investigating the accident Their confidential, pmimi Italy Hidings have ieit 1 A A headijuatleis gasping With incredulity The board has found that Freer, althriah ra'ed to Sv ta-ti- 1 a p. fly a DC3 This is a violation both of FAA regulations and the iiiv . rs U ik us SSaJBSL JACK RflDERSOn It also appears that he was onlv partiady hebed min hts seat VVcrse, some ol the F AA regu'dturs, who icquuc- - all fcx'i ct'Cial passengers to fasten seat belts, didn't obey their own rules This apparently caused many of the injuries Finally, the confider.Mal luiiiiiigs oidnaie that the r aa notsnoTs wire to came foi h toe i iMuinnnt into a rav me UiC d C xfi. to vOCiUii it man uiviiiii except to say no final report is expected until summer. James E. Dm the acting FAA administrator promised "an ev en handed ap-- t boarded them official DC3 aiiu. u me uuwu avea goodbye, the pune wobbled down tlic runway like a drunken duck and plunged the otner dav to the'pnjw. Pa . flight statin Then! tviusnvuatv fjt jyfj FAA urlcgauuii io d Editing government plane took the controls and taxied the plane mto a rav me An import-iu- the crash 4 pokes hnai-f- ) weren't rushed tc Saigon. The new line, according to our White House sources is that D S credibihty is still high and that our allies can depend upon U S. commit-- u nt- i.-v-- k woum by FAA ueai em"infractions ploy es m the same manner as we treat lufiactiods by others ItAFID REVISIONISM President Ford has been trying dehca'ely to extricate his foot floul hss 11 uutii eiti since the Saigon surrender. The sudden collapse of South Vietnam caught him witn some bygone rhetoric stuck ui his throat he has been obliged tc make some quick revisions, to wit Th President had p rv,s that the United States would iose credibility with os otbr Iwia'CS ore military aid F 01 u had i ailed for an emergency appropriation of $700 million in mditarv aid to save Saigon At the same time, the Joint Chiefs of Staff urced that billions worth of - I'iUiicry c liOuii.. iii snould be hauled out of Sou h Vietnam before it fell into Communist would have made haous the President look silly , how- gv?r to ronioc uMivmc while he wa pishing for :nt had preached that a Communist victory in Vietnam would v dost its Asian neighbors to fall like dominoes Now he is spreading the word that lie doesnt believe the domino theory after all Fora had lmohcd that Congress was to blame for South Vietnams military reverses for refusing to vote more aid. This line was eagerly adopted bv Saigon more military aid Therefore, US Ambas-satli- x Giabam Marini blocked U S. forces from salvaging an enormous arsenal, which the communists have now inherited. The irony is that tne Communists now possess hr more U S equipment than they ever received from their own Russian and Chin- leaders looking for a scapegoat tor their own mis handling ot the war Now the President is trvmg to correct ths imrvrdcSon tb.St fbc United States was responsible for the tad of South V letRam ese a In i. s 1 aid contract. still another Ford implu ation that Hanoi got more military assistance than did Saigon From the ashes, a rekindled hope Rieherd heqler Brunner Bv c nr'suau Su"" New Seivue - & s. S 35 oi int ievv mixen reignoor-hiwxi- s in Belfast, although enclosed by the Roman Catholic enclave of the Araoyne 1 ve- - ILsJSf t TU J . ,1 M ! n -- . MjX I Th ' 'ai' oM' Neighborhood women walk through took what appeared to be an insurmountable task Calling ttemrelvps fhe Housing Action Committee, they worked wtlhout pay, using contributions from England. Ireland, and the UnPed State to buv budding materials One day in December 1971. 1 stood m the rums of Farringdon Gardens and watched these voninturs trying ui breathe new Ine mto the sGeet Sean Cooney, a Belfast born carpenter snd president cf the committee, told me about the project A small man with a tdick brogue, Cooney pointed to the roofimes Look what we have achieved, he said Already we have reroofed 70 houses All of us who work on the site are unemployed We take nothing from the percentage of Amer- "very scnHi5, ha dropped from 44 io 24 percent since !ast January me peopie ua v tPT'i0 artij nPtsiivs feeims1 itwiut the sneemes of $ ore s ctrov ersial sregram A 4tv31 energy percent plurality of dsreuatiox and pn,v. d 2 oil ow favors Sw Serf, Farringdon street shortly after 1971 violence. burned-ou- t contributions We just want to see these W'i'srs r.built aiui occupied a gam We dont care if the penp.p are Catholic, T rofestam, or atheist.' Not surpfismgly, few persons m Belfast shared his enthusiasm Many who were close to the situation, including Protestant and Catholic moderates, said hat it was a foolish experiment that was hkclj bifid Even Cooney, who bad lived in Farringdon Gardens for in years, had r.o hope of easy success But, he declared, "we wont know that until after we icbuild. will we Recently I returned to Belfast and met Sean Cooney again Farringdon Gardens now is known as Farringdon Court Sitting m the living room of his houe, not tar from where he or.ee lived at No 18. Cumiey :poW of w hot hai happened to his project in the intervening three years. With him was Peter Shevlm, a plumber and secretary of the action committee "Since the troubles started, we've had plenty cf politicians hut no statesmen, Cooney complained. Shevlm, a lifelong resident of the Aidoyne who ws burned Out us the Lrc, The spoke softly but zealously tniH u th?y could not supnort tbc project because it was a security risk. But when we met with the security chief, he knew nothing of that decision, indeed, he didnt even know where Farringdon Gardens was on the maD On the south side of the street 21 Catholic families had returned, on the north side iO Protestant families Ten more houses on the Protestant side were vacant KaF AivAiirrtv T) y V A A t sn natural gas produced here This latr-'--t i exult is a marked change a public attitude from last July, when a 8 percent plurality opuostd deregulation This opinion represents a major gam lor President Ford. I - - fu-i "t tt'sift'irv - favors setting up a system of quotas en oil inotighi .nio this country from abroad to cut down or. the dependence This turn of or, foreign oil a setoscs tot is puobc opinion President FonJ. w'uo ias ad- - f a g 67-1- SURVEY A percent majority supports "a minor expend! 6-- tare ul d controlling VQC 3 tf.ctc bv r,iar i.l hipped m from m- - sx nr. all abroad 3 per-cf- ii substantial, majentv favors tne govemvaont allowing drilling for oil offshore off the Atlan asts, tic, Pae.iic and G'df A a engrav c.i!s:5 iseunua compared to the 9 percent majonty who favored it labt July 42-2- -- aged These houses palaces, Sfcevhn boasted Unless you go mto the ghetto housing in Belfast you cant understand how bad conditions are You wouldnt house a farm animal in most of them Heating, parking spaces for cars, communal gardens, and childrens p!ayg-rour.- d were a "ast improvement over thp housing they replaced At $12 a w'eek rent for four bedrooms, Farringdon Court N a bargain He paused to watch a group of children running around the comer "There, thats wiiat the world should see Catholic and Protestant children playing together. Thats a sight you dont often see in Belfast especially not in the Ardoyne And its happening here in Farrmgdon Gardens (Richard Kepler Brunner is a member of the administrative faculty of Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. His arWes, essays, and bosk reviews have appeared in several American and British periodicals.) Sacety (cl 195, The Chn$ta Sctc Publish and Peter Sheviin believed Belfast loss could coexist. e icans who bebeve the energy is thi country is So 1257 Silane City Uia that glitters Ail want to know, but I cant find out I have a ring and it savs 14 karat goiu. but tghf ucner it it says HGE. I would like to know what that means. Mrs C.W., Salt Lake City. HGE means heavy gold electroplate Electroplating is tne process of putting a me (all u eo.it.ng on a ir.i uji oi other condut hog sit! face by utdag an dv, i, u curic-u-t ft is used to protect and improve the appearance of ma'enals such as nr,ss Ornamental and protective platings are very ttun, usually from 11910 to 21000 of ai imli thick The thickness ot the layer deposited on the e"d article depends on the strength of the electric cur1-?- " sn the ba'b m which it is placed for plating Pore gold is 21 If Thus 14 K s 1424 uf pure gold The 14 K iLiciS only to the ttun plating, not to the entire ring. 1 . Theyre not so happy, either In February I bought a boai that had been advertised as a 1975 model from a Murray store. The boat delivered (o me was a 1971 model, and I can prove it by the fat rosy serial number stamped on the boat 1 feel cheated and defrauded. h.R ft., Sait Lake City. Youre not the only one thats teeling bad the store say s thek feel harassed They say they've explained both tc you and the Pusmess Bureau that the hoat thev 5 sold you was manufactured ui 1374 far the selling season, and that the 1975 model boat that will be a . , L J I ' I. Ui . uuatt uu iitalUw(iUlUw.u la UUiivJVdi tv 4uv,r sold boat sizeable a at discount, but ay they you the you're trying to intimidate them into allowing an additional $100 which they're still refusing to do. But if y ou'd like to take the bot back, tbevd be happy tc refund a)! monies paid How can vou lose7 il nr '.4-'7- 1 4 .J -- -- S r u? -- !L ,1 S - L 73-1- 1 increase public transporta-lun- i sueh as more buses, commuter trains and rapid F. PpClt Lr ITiUiSit I b U :il o j mass transit has nsen from Uie a 31 oerceat wiio backed it a year ago. A 7 perrent majonty the federal government taking over the oil companies and regulating like a government corooratioa opposes A percent majonty opposes a tax to be paid every' year by owners of cars tnat are gas guzzlers, wtuch get under .S mdcs to the gallon. This decisive public iCiihinent is a setback foi key Democrats m Congress who have pushed such a gas glazier las 63-2- 8 200 yeors QQO... May 5 Benjamin Fr'.r.klin arrives home in Philadelphia after an stay tn buy-lan- d where he Spc4 much of his time plead tng the Colonial cause U-ye- ar to the British, f 4 ag? mar!fj?d gha! By Louis Harris PO Ma" - We're being pertr"d by a e'!!"ctia Thv keep sending us threatening letters demanding payment af $23.36. We have no idea wnai mis cnarge is for. When we call to ask about it, they always say they'll look it up and call us back. They never do. We suspect theyre L.B., trying to gt us to pay money we dont owe. gu UUuii to romp back Cooney admitted Although he was disappointed by the Protestant response, he was not discour- a Sborwnte tr Dc I Explanation coming LtUi l A OUR READERS' ACTION LINE 34 l A nt 1371. g A l always try tn get h mst for my money, but sa? 4 thing has me stumped. How can I tell if extra large, largey J medium or small eggs are the best buy? L.P5, 3 Centerville. More than a seven-eeprice sptead between different sizes of the same gracle eggs usually means the smaller dozen is the better buy If the spread is smaller, than this, youll get more for your money by buymg the,, larger eggs arnngdon Gardens buu 1 0Xi residents 60 percent of whom were Protestants They had lived in uneasy tension with their Catholic neighbors until Aug 9, Farriraclon today Sean Cooney.. man Ddi 'i L Best buy in eggs 1 Nevertheless, they persisted Apnest his African mission m Botswana, himself once a bricklayer, supervised the bnckies Another priest was hod earner A Presbytenan minister earned lumber on bi back They and several Protestant and Catholic carpenteis and masons under- - S -- uut on leave from A 3 O w - 4 When BELFAST, Northern Ireland the flames finally died every one of the 198 houses in Farrmgdor, Gardens had hern gutted Only he charred facades faced each other across streets littered with hulks of useless furniture Then. ir. response to the day of internment, Protestants and Catholics fed, setting each other's homes ablaze in a scorched earth action as Dav of internment refers to thev w ent the date Fan'Vppr then prime minister for Northern Ireland, ordered detainment of suspected terrorists without formal charges in the hope of heading off further sectarian violence ) After the fire and while the politicians debated, a group of men appeared on the scene Mostly unemployed craftsmen, but including Catholic and Protestant clergymen, they set up scaffolding and begah reroofing and 'rebuilding the houses. Their object to inv ite the former rpudmf to return. In all of Belfast one could not find a less promising neighborhood in whien to conduct such an experiment in community relations ine Ardoyne is a w alien of council houses and decaying tenements A pnme command post for the IRA th district has en a much violence as dov m Belfast Laughter was the least of the abuses these workmen endured. rv-y- A Nr.VG. MONDAY. WAV 5, !V75 DESERET A ft ? I Sandy. The $26 36 is $20 64 due an insurance company for a cancelled policy, plus a $5 72 finance charge. Weve arranged lor IV cimipany to send you an explanation of this rharge so you can vork it out with them OUR MAN jones -J.-r.-rs Harry Deseret New s staff writer By It has been a long time coming, but ' it is picnic time again. , j Ive bad a lllfrom ail three half-hearte- n promise d of the official rain . I. f makers, Bob Welti, Mark Snowbank, , an(j jen Whats-his-namthat the weekend will be beautiful. So get out into the parks' and hills. 1 e, Youll probably have to pay a fee, but the government fiimunHv thp ant Th?t reminds m2 Ws h vp a kiVbc tip iAr sll you housekeepers, male or female. Its how to get nd of sugar ants Flaee saccharine ntar the nesting pldCv-- of the ants. They dont know the difference between saccharine and sugar After twn or throe weeks, they dont have the - v' energy to climb up onto the kitchen cabinets. Back to the picnic If you think the general staff had problems planning moving a quarter of million men and a thousand ships across the English Channel, you should plan a family picnic. I'm positive that Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower didnt spend soy more time over his armies and navies than we do over a picnic Potluck is cut, especially if it is a family reunion The last reunion the family held drew 5C7 people. .And, 565 of them brought macaroni salad. There was one bucket of the Colonels chicken and a carrot-jell- o salad. The picnic menu is not calculated to make the logistics easy It is planned so that part of the lunch has to be kept and another section ptp.ng hot One unit has to be cold, icy ' kept fresh and crisp The general staff, women of the outfit, have beenaf the drawing board ail week, changing, deleting. How to keep the salt from spilling, and hew to keep the milk cold, things like that If you think Ike and his staff didnt want ta be disturbed during the final minutes before the invasion, just try going near the kitchen the last few minutes before the picnic The general staff is making final adjustments to oven temperatures speed.n? up mixers, and checking -v---.the electric timers vou and are it Suddenly, although expecting it, eom.c$ as a surprise - Move out to tne car. comes the cry. t Three eremmed picnic baskets, dishes and utensil, an ice cue si, and two vacuum boiues arc piacea m me . trunk, t The invasion rockets are fired, company comrhsh-der- s whistles are blown up and down the line, targsft fhres are dropped. The picnic is ready. ? Operation Picnic is rollmg out! The forced march to the park is without incident, the supplies are unloaded What took hours and hours of planning and preparing is devoured iliur. 15 minutes . Come to liunk ot it. ilg not worth i it is whit and Mothers should Besides, do Day you ' she wants to do. , i ' VV1I , MV AlotNw's Day. Husbands use stare J"3t leaves it i the to pkk p and exrbasgc. mm take fte wsekags ezekstst wmg&t fe ( at s I , r |