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Show A Mani NtWS, , said that unless interstate natural gas prices are deregulated. "it will be necessary to pass emergency legislation each year to deal with shortages which will only continue to worsen." Hill noted that the House has not started preparing a final draft of a natural gas bill comparable to legislation passed by the Senate on Oct. 22, containing both emergency and longterm provisions. "Winter and the heating season are upon us and yet we are no closer to begin implementing the legislatively mandated contingency plans than we With Senate and House conferees nearing final agreement on oil price legislation, a Federal Energy Administration official said today Congress has not aAed fast enough in dealing with he nation's natural gas shortage. -I must express our grave dismay at the time it has taken Congress to act on this matter," FEA Deputy Administrator John Hill told a House Government Operations subcommittee. Till expressed concern over both e immediate and aspects of the nation's natural gas shortage and (AP) long-rang- CL,L,ww, I IIVIRESS SALE said, "Of course, I'm pleased" that Colby had agreed to CIA, remain at the agency until Bush is confirmed. But Ford made no move to halt the departure of Schlesinger, who is scheduled to leave the Pentagon this week. Deputy Defense Secretary William Clements will head the department until Ford's nominee, White House chief of no discussion of any kind about leaving." I The White House spokesman said the President did not consult Kissinger before deciding to make the changes and said Schlesinger was in agreement with U.S. policy on the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. looks sure to pass WASHINGTON The (AP) Senate, having agreed to require open meetings of its own committees, seems on the verge of voting the same requirement for federal agencies, boards and commissions. The Senate was scheduled to act today on a "government-inthe-sunshine- " bill designed to make government decision-makin- g more accessible to the public. The measure has 55 cosponsors a majority of the Senate and seems assured of passage. Some 49 agencies would be covered, mostly boards and commissions which regulate businessuch as the Federal Trade ses Commission. the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Civil Aeronautics Board. The Senate paved the way for action on the bill Wednesday by approving, 86 to 0, a rules change requiring all of its committee unless a meetings to be open majority of members vote to close a session. Such a vote, however, would have to be taken in open session and committees could bar the public only for certain specific reasons. But Sen. Henry Jackson. D-Wash., said Ford certainly didn't tell the truth" in denying a rift between Kissinger Schlesinger. and Jackson. a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. said in an interview on the Public Broadcasting System, "If you can believe that, you can believe anything." He said Ford's move to stress Kissinger's primary role in foreign policy indicates the President "is not the master in his own house" in the national security field. iIR 1 AND A p E DECORATING SAVER me dB 018 NM ia om 40 UM OS MP mi ' I 1, ::- - ' II' : I A - .7 'tk. , e;o- - I' ' 1- - t.,.4.- - ' 0 s.,,;4 Ii 4 '',1!'i ;e:, ,. l',. 22V , 4.4t, 4 ri! 1,,, Ex. Finn 2799 '10 PIECE , I i!, ,, QUEEN SIZE SET 1 1 4,QUEEN ;,,,.,,,, WO Reg. Firm 0:.. .ti.1 7..,.. ' ' .,,,,,",e...t ' ,, , I , Terms Arranged or EASY & Ot it. II - A , , Stkaai See At 4., redo. 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MADE WALL & of tory Gowen or Kiog z ',4t PRICES! COLLECTION a a a di a , wilt purchase NO FREIGHT NO WAREHOUSING i AT BUDGET I , 4stowsleoxbomoldw,,,' .... HOME 3 calculator House and Senate conferees writing final terms of the energy bill adopted separate provisions Wednesday that agree on a need to cut current oil prices but differ on how long price controls should last. FooIN stittlAR) 2 Pillows , I Metal Bed frame , countries next year. He told four Egyptian editors at the White House Wednesday that he and President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, who ended a U.S. visit Wednesday night, "have talked about that and it is my hope that I but I can't can do it some time in 1976 make any commitment at this time." Asked if Cabinet changes he announced Monday would affect U.S. policy toward the Middle East, Ford said no. He said this was "because Secretary (of State Henry) Kissinger, who did such a fabulous job not only following the October (1973 Middle East) War.but in the Sinai agreement (between Egypt and Israel in September), will continue to handle diplomatic and international affairs." "There will be no change whatsoever in any substance as far as the Middle East is concerned," he said. Meanwhile Kissinger today urged Congress to approve $2.24 billion in economic and military aid for Israel and $750 million in economic aid for Egypt to stabilize the Middle East. Nessen also discounted reports that it was a split between Kissinger and Schlesinger over detente with the Soviet Union that led to ouster of the defense bill gs t3 Eld-r- 0 President Ford WASHINGTON (UPI) said in an interview made public today he hopes to visit Egypt and other Middle East Deputy White House Press Secretary William Greener also denied that Richardson was being brought back to the United States as an eventual replacement for Kissinger. "There isn't any opening and there isn't any anticipated," Greener said. 2 Pittowicases "tom eix toctory to you" Congress would delay higher fuel prices and reject some basic demands oil the Ford administration. The measure, which would protect motorists and homeowners against higher fuel prices until after the 1976 election, is part of a comprehensive energy bill that is erpected to receive final congressional approval next week. President hopes to visit Mideast secretary. Open-meetin- Paz 2 Sheets ALWAYS LIM PRICES iir had staff Donald Rumsfeld, is confirmed as Schlesinger's replacement. Meanwhile. Kissinger denied that he had had any discussions with Ford on the possibility of leaving his Cabinet post. Kissinger laughed off reports that Elliot Richardson, now ambassador to Great Britain and Fords nominee for secretary of commerce, was being groomed to take over as secretary of state. "Certainly nobody has told me," Kissinger chuckled. Then, turning serious, he said, "I have A-- were last summer when the plans were drafted," Tills asserted. The Senate legislation would allow curtailed interstate pipelines to purchase higher-price- d intrastate gas for a maximum of 180 days, to tide them over this winter. Another provision would permit industrial users facing curtailments to purchase natural gas at unregulated intrastate rates. The bill also extends FEA authority to order boiler fuel conversions, as well as allocation and pricing authority over propane and butane. The oil price legislation pending in Ami..z.som,1.11 Juamcup ripples Continued from I senators who also telt Bush was unqualified for the CIA post. Church, whose committee is conducting one of the probes of the One ACC. Inaction on gas shortage attacke WASHINGTON ¬ . , , PIENQUM,1a11110INSIMUSaliTITI 6, 3'975 PIOYEAM1 TPILMOAT, r 13145 ,ordikatatat testa toikyl for , , 41 PITI,VOVVZ:P DAYS ONLY '''Is CHICK HILLIER SAYS: BUY Thill FIENEST AT TM LO ST PRICES! tk : , DO " 418 with demonstrated NOW! SEE MODEL MU 7 Lo 0 I -" I r"' TtoAl ,,tyktaD P - - Tuning Full Year Labor L P-- c-(- - tjj -- IF1 F4543W r'ne Factory Suggested Price HURRY! 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