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Show - ej. h Hank Keieh; , s p'vtf .,J -a Houxp iupi) mew her of the Judiciary Committee ha; ashed special Watergate prosecuted Henry S Ruth Ji t.) report to Congress aixut serious questions thi rein the man unans'vered s a :ff pr f , - wsm';TON l s i' worst nation's political scandal Rep Elizabeth lliltman, Y . mend's r of the com- - r' fn iiihii - 5 'There are seimus ques turns about ?ks able (nrr.in.il liability tin k mo. n publicly Ilk herd M Nixon's impeach unanswered," .she said In a mert mquirv asked Ruth to letter to Ruth The l ttcr was advise the panels criminal smt to Ruth after the third lustice subioinmitt o o" the and final Watergate grand status uf all m c dilations m jury w a 1 dismissed Thursdav prom ess 1 mttee that conducted . ,xu 7 w - ' k JJ! Jrt iribup, Saturday, July iSi trjr, 5, 137b $ Report Asked on Unanswered Watergate Questions J m it The Sait Latse IKnni lh Menace 'X ' A.Y She list, d the Ihi minute cap m a Vex White House - White rxrC drsj ttiA m ll.nse transcripts dch-xere- d to the committee, the alleged Wte House w u euipc ol reporters and presidential Hides the alleges! sale of arnba 'adorthips and th" red $100 runt contribution ?1-- rTTO Xfc. T-'- V V J Howard billionaire from to Nixons triend c harlot f', heoe ' Rihvi j F.arlier, two suburban Washington residents asked to ,tt Gen. Edward convene a special grand jury to investigate alleged gross mnifi usance" in the special Hughe's piosecutors IK KETCHUiiVS mPUCtlSRlfrfT 33 WIST 43S S3JTH STCEE office. ?'? SATURDAY rctb ezn & XoidLtiul ilimK wsinGro illll labors senionty Congress Fri ensure that recent lx lined nunoiitv uni he is are necessaij clav to Federal Contract WASHINGTON (I. FI) -JM Day, the outgoing c hief enforcer of federal mine safety laws, described himself Friday as a scaoegoat for Arnold Miller," president of the United Mme Workers, and said ins immediate superior m the Intenor De partment has been a disappointment " Day, who left his post as admuustrator of the Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration Wednesday, said m an interview that he asked the new intenor sec Mary, Stanley Hathaway, to remove MESA from the con trol of As istant Secretary-JacW Carlson Carlson has been a " Day said lies bureaucratic "I really wasnt getting disap-pointmc- with well V ff mo Com- pliance, and othei ad minis tratne agencies, ftderal and st te and upon the courts, and if necessary. Congress to act to assuie that blacks and other minorities and women who have seemed employment as a result ol equal employment legislation not be deprived of the benefits of that employ meal under tlie last lined first fired theory " Before adoption, the con vention deleted an additional section which would have c mphasied the need to protect the innocent employes covered by bonafale seniority agreements " Herbert Hill. N ACI national labor director, argued that the gains made by blacks in the last tew years are being w qxsl out by the seniority rule and that it should be i h meed Hill lieheves that the cur rent economic crisis will last for at least a dec ade or more 1ast discrimination and the las in first out rule have combined to put a disproportionate shaie of the bhuk population out of woik. he said and estimated that thoie are at least twice as m mv blacks as whiles on of ames he added s We cal! upon the Equal Employ mont Opportunity Commission, the Office of Leader Quits Post along that . veil am here But the laboi i (solution won final approval on a voice vote, without audible no votes It read Mine Safetyr C.,i Uon Jy ..r1 , system d im :i 'H-- d the final session ol the 0 th annual NAAC1 con I rec- ommended to Secretary llathaw ay that he take M ES out of minerals and put it directly under the secwoi k retary " The fundamental question But Day did not mask his for now and for the next 10 bitterness toward MOler, who y ears and )ei haps longer w ill tie Who winks Day feels unjustly attacked he said his performance Rate const unis miuries rate conscious rem Em a scapegoat for Ar odies Altirmat've attain is nold Miller," he said I don t as valid .is ovtr regardh ss think the adversaiy relationof the economic situation his and Miller Mr of ship we it in people has helped health and Mam delegates det hired s.ifvty their belief that the economic harrier of joblessness, w here it touches the civil rights Arrcsxt rmvement. might become the toughest nut of all to i rat k ; W Mi famous make knit shirts n for cool, comfort no-iro- Reg. 8.50-S1- 0 5oq short Jeeve knit sport shirts in tyl Placket front or pullover ocetatenylon. polyestwcotton in bright solid colors for summer letsuie, sizes smoll, medium, large and extra large Downtown two great looks in jersey! 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