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Show Tiw Lake Iribae, We4e'sv. Jwy is, i'S rloiise Panel Kills Controversial By Mon is K. lIill, p! uniting can best be hd, idled provided federal aid to at the local, level, without siaies, wuiiiij; b establiaii diij interference from the snjii Haw. comprehensive eroerams for federal ihe use of their lands. This bill provided for givThe opponents cmitendtd ing tnoouragcniei.t to local legislation would involve fed- planning but did so with eral officials too deeply n the heavy direction from, the 11.. n- duivivaaiuj U iiivoi i.,,:,..... muoujvoo va federal level and 1 felt that in zoning the end local people would not No Federal Interference have i free to do their own I voted against the Land-Us- e planning so ! thought we Bill because 1 believe should not go Ibis rout? i Frank Hewlett, Hep. Tribune Washington Bureau The WASHINGTON licitse Committee on Intenor Wild Insular Affairs voted Tuesday to kill the controversial Land-Us- e Planning Bill. The vat? was a narrow , and among those oppns- mg' the measure was Itop. Mian T. Iiowe, The measure draft ed by - 1 iit-2- bt-et- wvulu souia-- go the ruutc of a block grant ptogram of some kind which would give feder ; i tjy do lars to W-a- l planning groups and let them plan for their communities without heavy direction from the federal side, he added. The Utah Democrat recalled that on May 14 the interior Committee voted to table the bill and that he voted then against the move r illTPa!s for Confidence 1 Mtr.n. MINNEAPOLIS, As U.S. and Soviet space ships headed for a rendezvous, Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissinger challenged critics of detente Tuesday, arguing that it offers hope for cur children of a more secure and a incue just world Can we ask our people to support confrontation unless they know that every reasonable alternative has been explored? Kissinger asked critics. We consider detente a means to regulate a competitive relationship, not a substitute for our own efforts in building the strength of the free wond, he said. Bid for Confidence In a campaign-styl- e trip designed to build confidence in U.S. foreign policy, Kissinger told the Upper .Midwest Council that the Auollo-Soyu- z Bight is a good sign of the progress between the two countries. Later at a news conference, Kioaii'.ger responded to Egypt's announcement that it will not agree to an extension of the U.N. peacekeeping force mandate after it expires July 24 unless there are further moves toward peace. It is my impression, he said, that the declaration docs not mean these forces - will have to leave July 21 He did not elaborate. Stress Urgency Kissinger said reports of the declaration call attention to the' urgency of the problem ... of working out smite new interim solution in the Middle East. Cry of Bias Heard in Race Trial RALEIGH, N.C. UP) -The defense attorney in the Joan Little murder trial accused trial Judge Hamilton Ilobgood ori Tuesday of favoring the prosecution and called for the judge to remove himself from the proceed- telephoned bomb threats. I think vou should yourseif (from the case), Jerry Paul told the Superior Court judge. I dont think you are capable of giving Joan Little a fairtnal." No Direct Comment Ilobgood made no direct comment to the charge but said: You've got that on the record " WARNER SPRINGS, Calif. Watr-bombinairfUPI) g craft and 500 firefighters battled high winds and rising temperatures Tuesday to check a 4, brush file near the small community of Ranchita, 45 miles north of 000-ac- re San Diego. Forestry officials refused to predict containment of the blaze that blackened the steep, rocky ranching country and forced the evacuation of 15 residents and sonic cattle. The Lre swept across the steep terrain driven by shifting winds reaching 20 miles per hour and destroyed a home under construed m, a nearby trailer and four sheds. Officials said none of the buildings was occupied. Erratic winds shifted back and forth during the night, scattering state and federal firefighters along a nine-md- e line as it moved briskly toward Ranchita before veering off. Miss Little, a black, is charged with killing a white Beaufort County jailer who she claims tried to rape her in her cell last Aug. 27. She was in jail awaiting an appeal on a breaking and entering conviction. The case has become a focus for civil rights and feminist groups. About 400 persons marched in Miss Little's support on the opening day of the trial Monday and a few supporters remained in front of the courthouse Tuesday. The courtroom dispute aro: e after Ilobgood sought to limit defense questioning potential jurors. The defence team is using an elaborate system of questions. Prolonged Questioning ilobgood allowed prolonged defense questioning of potential jurors on Monday and 2shi on Tuosdsy morning. However, in the afternoon session, he bgar. sustaining prosecution objections to the if nontraditional defense's mode of questioning. The defense is seeking to determine various attitudes things as women on such and race Mideast talks, Kissinger naissance flights conducted by the United States for both Egypt and Israel over the a more permaSinai into nent warning system. Kissinger said there is no possibility of committing American forces as a buffer" between Israel and Egypt. I want to make it clear that nothing is being proposed about introducing American military involvement in the Middle East. Lillie nil Snippy Cl ' 1 RCWb I 1 ERAtlCA?Oa FlRttUXia, ikseM&bi 40 lb. THIS ONE WORKS! mvely BROWNS. - & I After careful consideration, voted against reporting out the bill because I was not jt) C As ! August, other party sources indicated that the only deterrent to a Now York convention was the question of whether the hall could support the volume and kind of activity involved in a national nominating session, A major factor in enthusiasm here for a New York City convention is the cooperation and support for the project voiced by Gov. Hugh L. Carey, Mayor Abraham Beanie and State Chairman Patrick L. Cunningham, who also happens to be chairman of the national committee. Among the mechanical problems that remain to be worked out are these: The Garden floor must accommodate 3,200 delegate site-selecto- rs J If MacVlly i75, mil J n 1924. Robert S. Strauss, the Democratic national chairman, told reporters Tuesday (hat the committee was more than leaning toward the selection of New York City. Theres a definite tilt," he declared. While no final decision will be reached until the end of Lafayette syndKan- 6-Mo- Continued From Page One Rhodes had been called by the White House after his initial statement. Conservation or Economy At the heart of the dispute over the extension bill is a disagreement over how to conserve oil without harming the economy. Oil imports (6 million barrels daily) and oil from wells put into production since 1972 (4 to 5 million barrels daily) are uncontrolled as to price and are selling for about $13 a barrel. However, old oil" (about 6 to 7 million barrels a day from wells already at a barrel under the law expiring If the President vetoes an extension, the price of old oil will jump to $13. $5 25 Aug. 31. blend" price from the The final Man Con virtue! In Fetus Deaths New York Times Sendee N CAMDEN, J. (API - A Camden man was convicted e murTuesday of der for causing the deaths of twin fetuses who were delivered and lived briefly after their mother was shot. The jury of six women and six men deliberated for more than 10 hours over two days before finding Winfield Anderson, 24, guilty. Anderson was charged w ith murder in the death o! the twin sons of Nikki Spearman, 22, and atrocious assault and lot bn battery an the won: woman, who was 7L months pregnant when she was shot during a robbery in Camden. first-degre- E... - For the last NEW YORK Kc-to- r three years, 15-- ear-olRivera has been a paid at Bullish burning telleitieiUB in the South Bronx for as little as $3. In conversations with fire marshals and the New York Times, he has admitted setting 40 to 50 fires at the behest of building strippers," who buildgo into ings and rip out the plumbing fixture? and hardware. I don't do it for fun," the youth said the other day. I do it when they hire me." If some people live there, he added, 1 wouldnt do it. There might lie babies in the apartments. Hector and a friend; Ortiz (because they are juveniles, both names have been changed m this account) have been arrested in the last eight weeks in a drive to curtail the epidemic of arson that has been rav aging the Souh Bronx. More than half of those arrested have been under 15 years of age, too young to be prosecuted as felons. Hector is now in a state sponsored residential home and Juan is in a youth program. The fire marshals and Mario Meroia, the Bronx district attorney, say that some of the youngsters have been setting fires "for the hel! of it, but they believe that many, like Hector and tax rebates for people to compensate them for higher oil prices. The immediate situation is one of confrontation The question is, who will the public blame for a sharp rise in gasoline and other oil prices after Aug. 31 if Congress tarns down the President's phaseout offer and he then vetoes the six month extension of the bill, allowing "old oil" prices to rise? Democrats on Capitol Hill appear to be betting that the public will blame the President. So far tsy arent budging in their nnrvwition to his nlan spH thoi- insistence ' that the $5.25 ceiling be continued. They speculate that the President, fearing to take blame, will extension even sign the $5.25 if his own plan is defeated and then try to work out a compromise later. e $3.25-contr- Hunt Denies Linking Butterfield to CIA WASHINGTON (LTD agent E. Howard Hunt denied in a television interview Tuesday that he ever named former presidential aide Alexander Butterfield as a CIA contact in the White House. Interviewed by CBS at Eglin AFB in Florida where be is serving a prison term for the Watergate burglary, Hunt ctescnhed a.--, taise a report by retired Air Force -Ex- -CIA fr UTAH'S FIRST UTAH'S Col. L. Fletcher Prouty that Hunt had made such a statement to him. The report unfortunate Mr. was an invention on Hunt Proutys part, said. But Prouty, also interviewed by CBS, stuck by bur. earlier account that Hunt fcnd named Rutterfield as a White House CIA contact during a conversation in the office of a Washington consulting firm FIRST fot available in the the everyday lowest CIA associawith long-tim- e tions. "The name that they mentioned was Butterficid . . the only name that I heard in that office was Butterfield, Prouty said. But he added, as he had in telephone interview Monday, . that Butterfields name might have been used to conceal someone else in the White House who was he actual CIA contact. HE3B C seats and still leave enough aisle room for politicians, pages and media representatives to circulate. (FficiaJs must be satisfied that the convention alternates can be seated in reasonable comfort and accessibiliseats above ty in the built-ithe Garden floor. The Garden does not n have enough (Copyright) been doing it for pay. The marshals say they believe the youths are some times paid by strippers1 and sometimes by disgruntled tenants who want their Juan, have dilapidated apartments burned sc, they cen collect special cash benefits from the city as fire victims and be given priority for public housing. The marshals and Meroia also believe some landlords are paying youngsters to burn their buildings so they can collect the insurance. Bomb Explorles In Mexican L.A. Consulate LOS ANGELES (AP) (Copyright) DS;h 521-35- 35 UTAH'S FIRST ft UTAH'S I. r tN-Pin'eWRCil- B J ' m WttiX 25f j) 5th South felJfiO West CALL Sale Prices Thur 3S4-554- (At J'li'dM River) 4 Frl, Sat, Mon., Phone & Tucs 241-475- UTANS SELFmviVE Fmirimz, Jc&n iarsis 354 FIRST UTAH'S FUST UTAH S FiXTT LflfH'S FiST So, trs PsdAvoJ UTAH'S Rd. FIRST Want Ads DO MORE THINGS FOR MORE PEOPLE at LOWER COST than any other form of advertising' WflfiT BUS C fj Lrl?;K T jre At - ! UlOA 1 :JI BUY AND SELL WITH WANT ADS . ? 'MSffLt'fiiW.'iW111 SviydH tilths 5 A anti-Castr- o UJfMTfiDS Dial FIRST - bomb exploded without warn- - W. ; . , . ,1 j i!$ itisiuc u:c uvWucuj vni ca of the Mexican consulate Tuesday, injuring four persons and causing substantial damage, police said. More than 50 persons were in the consulate when the bomb expluded, officers said. Three hours later, a telephone caller said an group was responsible for the blast. The four injured were treated et White Memorial Hospital and released. Tne most severely injured was the consul general's secretary, Marta Pantoja. 44. ft. La! support meeting rooms for state caucuses and press accommodations, so that immediately adjacent hotels must make up the difference. Traditional writing press areas at either side of the rostrum must be constructed without reducing the delegate floor space beyond tolerable limits space, BUY AND SELL WITH UTAH'S - Udali described the comof his bill as disappointing, but hardly surprising." pricei entire imermeuatain areas. Should you need ome Help in making your selection we wilt have a limited group of courteous and expert tales personnel to seize you. BE SMART AND SAVE AT JOHN PARAS Register for Priie to be Given Away 3 uca.hua mittees rejection bag si!5 r UTAH'S John Pam brings Utah Hi fiat, truly Furniture c Appliance Shopping Mril. Why pay for on expensive wlw cemmiivion? Shop and eioy the relaxed atmosphere without the annoying pressure of on aggressive talesman. best in quality furniture and We offer appliances - 4 Ib t guatru un; iaUU'uac and concluded The Interior Committee should vote to send it forward to the entire House. Teen Arsonist Tells Fee: i Lit tie ns S3 nth three different sources of oil would rise accordingly. Democrats want to keep the $5.25 lid on, arguing that higher oil prices would spur inflation and retard economic recov ery while lining the pockets of the oil industry. Offered Compromise The President first proposed lifting the $5.25 lid altogether arguing that higher oil prices would sumualte discovery of new oil here, discourage wasteful use, and make the nation less dependent on foreign imports and less subject to diplomatic blackmail. However, he offered the phaseout of the $3.25 limit it would be raised in steps until old oil" reaches the same as a compromise. price as other oi! Part cf the Presidents plan involves Mondays Washington Post O Tba WASHINGTON Democratic National Committee is prepared to hold the partys l'J7S presidential convention in New York City if mechanical problems involving facilities at Madison Square Garden can be worked out within the next month. For a number cf political and logistic reasons, the Democratic dearly prefer New York over its only major rival, Los Angeles, and are openly hopeful that the party will be able to hold its first nominating convention there since iW vote. rats Eye New York City 1976 Convention Site J, A j, tK Jr Mdrkerric- . e room was packed for the land-us- e COVERS 5,000 Sq. LzsAli against my own Senate Passes Bill to Continue Controls On Oil Prices for Period PREVENTS LAWN FUNGUS' Stop funu Iike Snow Mold, Dollar Spot, Fa) 17 Ring, Copper Spot, Heat Spot, Brown Patch, Runt, melting nut, damping off and manv more CUKES FUNGUS ATTACKS with tummer application. corvaina new FORE KILLS LAWN INSECTS eaadv, tmicklv effectively with safe and aopl.iaticatod SEVEN KM worm nita, earnr, grub, cutworms, Japanese beetle larvae, miller moth larvae, sow bugs and many, manv more. PROVIDES A FT TIL AND COMPLETELY BALANCED LAWN FEEDING brings y'txa lawn back to a nth, healthy, emerald green turf1 SAVEM.00 wl By Ros-- evaluated them judgment and New York Times Service tilities in Massachusetts, Lafayette leaves the banquet vowing to enlist in the American cause. NAPLES, Italy (AP) -Police launched a search for Mrs. Amalia Lama. 35, because her husband Antonio complained that she was jealous and tried to cut his nose off with a pair of scissors while he was sleeping. convinced it would leave local people alone to do their own planning as Rep. Udail and other proponents ot the bill claimed it would and because I was not convinced that it would do anything to coordinate the numeious federal laws Uiat already regu and developlate land-usment, as was also claimed by those in favor of the bill. The Interior Committee All tLs 8 from One Single Application! THf FK3T ,& Participated Fully 1 have attended each session of the Interior Commit -' "TIIE DUG STOMPED THAT DOES IT AIL" FORMULA "E" bill Cleavages deepen in British opinion regarding the colonies The news of Lexington and Concord reaches London m late May. Ten days earlier Lord Effingham a respected veteran in tne Royal army resign his commission in order to avoid taking up arms against the colonists. On June 24, in an address to the King, thecitiens of London tell the King that the English people can expect nothing Rom war with the colonies except gazettes of blood and mutual lists of their slaughtered fellow subjects, Sympathy for the colonies extends even to the King's brother, the Duke of Gloucester. In July he jour neys to France, where he is j received as a guest of Louis j XVI. At a banquet for the f Duke, one of ihe guests is the Marquis de Lafayette. Rearing descriptions of the hos- said, uas been turning recon- BY FUNGUS OR LAWN INSECTS! USE FORMULA "gsesassia Howe. 1775: May-Jut- y, SEEING BROWN SPOTS IN YOUR LAWN? THEYRE PROBABLY CAUSED tee during which the Lund-Uc- e Bill has been discussed and I hsie participated fu.lv iii the srro!Kirr,it prnooss in has which the cumrflttee been engaged. I have considered all arguments for and against the A Chronicle of America One issue informally raised in ings. The accusation came during the second day of the trial which was the target of two Firemen Bait!i Brush Fire In California to kill ihe bill. I felt that this legislation, and most other mils, should be considered and discussed by the full committee on their merits and not dismissed from further consideration n a nreemptorv manner. said Wc Hold These Truths. Kissinger Challenges Critics Of Detente, Cites Promise (AP) Bill; Howe Joins Opposition Land-Us- e i |
