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Show i , r? ; ww Vol. 213, No. '11 ::' I w CiSt4 , &&& ? WtKw ,8k ,I i ,. jr--K 4 X i v. anwya. .t tj- Si $-- Ford irics To Viler Rule Sa 4 Ira R Allen United Press International Ronald Reagan, who naimwly ava shutout at the Minnesota Republican convention, Saturday took his delegate hunt to the mote fertile grounds of Montana and Idaho and hoped to narrow even further the slim lead held by President Ford After losing, 17 to 1, m Minnesota early Saturday, Reagan want west, charging the Ford campaign with a desperate attempt" to making change rules at various state conventions to benefit the President Reagan got Iddho's four remaining delegates Saturday and counted on all or most of the Ml chosen m Montana where he campaigned and 21 in New mmmmJBT VsB'jP , My fN 14 V& v wfj 7 n Mexico ';rv tuMv M Associated Press (ft.rwrthjto bor after long trip from Jan Sebastian de Elcano of Spain enters Newport Har Bermuda First Arrivals . In Sailing Rare Greeted in Tall Ship race. tiled a protest against Libert ad stemming from a starting line collision m Bermuda June 20 at the outset of the abortive third leg of the rare A lai k of wind forced the big ships to wind up the race by motor. The largely local crowd was smaller than predicted by state planners who estimated about fou.ooo persons would visit Newport liefore the slaps leave for New York Thursday . Mainly Cadets The ships are crewed mainly by voung cadets At Ihe cadet welcome i enter three red skirted youths lresh otf the tiny British cutter Outlaw made plans for the week of interna-lonal festiv lties People are really friendly We've astiore for about half an hour and already we'v e been invited bui k to dinner ot some person's house, and somebody else has given us a location in Boston where we can come and stay the night." said liuhard Harrington, 19. of the Isle of Wight, England Gorch Foch II, a West German bark, proclaimed winner of the race after breezes abandoned the fleet for three days, arrived Saturday after-maaccompanied by second-plac- e finisher Dar Pomorza of Poland and the 294 foot U S Coast Guard bark Eagle. 2 Buss Ships and Soviet ships Tovari-.hc1 NEWPORT, U 1 it PI Cannons tnHiined whistles looted and hordes of tourists streamed into downtown Ni wport Saturday to see the arrival ot the (list of a fleet of majestu tall stops The Mpaaie nggers Juan Sebastian de Eli a no ol Spain and labertad ot Argentina were the first to guide1 Ford Adams where past colonial-er- a cannons shot oil a salute With sails furled, the ships, completing tilt final leg of the Tall Ships Transatlantic Race by motor, were escorted by a hreboat shooting huge lets of water and a flotilla of tiny sailboats that darted across their bows under hazy skies Sightseers with binomial x and picnic baskets dangled their legs over the seawall at Goat Island to get a better view of the white-bullethree-maste- r Eibertad moored in the corner ring of ple.isuie boats ol a which moving See Cp Close' to see all the ships up want just ilo-- e and take some pictures." said Dick Lunglois. 24 of Fall River, Mass "Theyll never make slaps like this again so that's why I w ante1! to take advantage of seeing tills lumually, Juan Sebastian has I tx-e- Kruenshtern follow ml Meanwhile, smaller ocean yachts continued to cross the finish line as a midnight Saturday deadline m their race drew near U.S ketch Tieonderoga. a was tlie unofficial winner in that The Court Guard has announced it will provide security Sunday for the arrival of the Chilean barkentine Esmeralda, accused of being a torture and prison ship after the 197't coup against Marxist president Sal-adore Allende. Demonstrations against the ship an1 feared After the Minnesota and Idaho conventions, thv UPI delegate count showed Ford with 1,0(4 oi the 1,1 to needed for nomination to Reagans 95'?, with 10.! uncommitted and 1!9 to be ihosen. More Than Needed Demon at Jimmy Carter, who won eight of 13 delegates from North Dakota and two of four Irom Colorado Saturday. called Ford a very good, very kind, honest peison who has not done a good job in leading this country With only five Democratic delegates not yet selected they will be chosen m Puerto Rico next week Carter had at least 1,713 delegates, far more than the 1,505 needed to give him the nomina turn. three-mile-lon- r will and ait in accordance with its national responsibilities," pan-Ara- b Foreign Minister Ismail Fahnn said More than 1,000 rounds of mortar, rocket and artillery fire pounded the two battered camps overnight, according to reports from the front, and casualties soared to more than 170 dead and 300 w ounded Artillery and gun duels also raged Tell cm. Kids, in' They Did !.Pt Paikcr SAN DIEGO When Donald e urged his pupils to write a state legislator about a measure they disagreed with, he thought he was promoting a good exercise in civ ies. That civics lesson might get lern dist iptuied, Parker said Saturday The kids, mostly at Sequoia Elementary School, tixik Puikei at hw word and used their own most of them foul - chastising wnids .ituto Sen. Dav id IlobtrL of Ixts Angeles f r hi, vote against a coastal protection mil that ple.d to be the li, rasas e s demise fifth-grad- d - J.V'TOgvr r. rt f ., n i U'O' t , Cents e rotary Carta Ildls win. ranks a limousine because of ht-- i t'abimt status Ihoxmiit said liu legislation would iidnmil .tr.dor and ,q ptv to tile LP llnee other , who still use government wot k mam target el that pitni-m- u apikared to be Russel Tram admmis-tiato- i of the Environmental Prolix turn Ageniy It was Kmt.uned in a St! i the billion funding bill tor the I.P Department of Housing and t than Development and other related acn The l('ns ISablMvl ORK f VPt three teen attested and an Usi ! weie ageix Satuiday ot holding a file sale of looted hotisewaies while a neurhv tumituic store was still burning Fire marshals investigating the blae in the Brownsville area of Brooklyn said thev found the store hud been ransacked, and they theorused to ized that arson had lover the theft Spectators tipxd them otf to sidewalk furnitute bargains being often d for sale outside a neightxir mg housing protect The fne maishals at rested the three, and police hooked the trm on charges of burglary Tlie names of those aricsted were not released Claims No Kxuese William Proxmire, the author of the provision who has a reputation for jogging to his office each day from his Washington home, said there is no excuse for government otfmals to tide to and from woik al taxpayers' expense The measure would apjlv to u!l !' ) he omnutti lipnrt howcvei went on lo nolo wilti ilt .isuic the dec ixion ol in, in iii ol lot i ottm u oil I nv ii oii.nefi t il Duality Russell W I'eteisont to give I ill, uoveimnent vi Imli and duvet Interior Department programs and $ ! t billion fm military construe turn These also must go to House Senate conicrenc c committees to woik out ditierences between vet sums passed by the House and Senate Ix-e- Sen h-- ,h ami loin a i ai hh,i " 'I iic oieiall me a sin c w e. opmoved 7 i to 2 It will ix iciutHiiiii m a i mfeienii lomnuttei with a $12 ' billion version passed bv the House Lut dm s mil contain the limousine amend nienl The Sen. lit also passed two ot'u-- i appiopi lotions bills in its rule Saturdav one pioviditig $ ,1 billion fm scssiun NEW The Senate Appropriations Commit tee in a rejxtrt at company ing the bill, said it is "particularly alarmed at the FP Vs administrator's lefusa! to relinquish his vehicle and driver in view of Ins recent public suggestions that government workers should join lar or jxxils, take public transportation walk to work during the congested Bicentennial season " -- hem sip In 'Fire Sale lies s tm in h pm ,10-- 1 s Hi t tile ado m1-(On ,ot di pull ulmmistl utor ot the National1 Vionail tu , and Sp.ue dounis! i ilnm ,.n,i tin idmmistial11! ol thi titans Vi miuM i ation Notes With Ptcisiue hm,m-- 1) Sei Reflex ts Sharp Hedue tion The nulitaiy construction measure ictlects a sh.up i eduction from previous spending Majority Ixxider Mike V.mslieid said it contains , the smallest number ot projects in mv See Page 2, Column ti Ford Arrives for Summit Warns Against Meddling n j i'f 37 C: O fund-raisin- tK lund-laisin- - mnimh. Associated Press Wirophoto President Ford and Puerto Rican tlov. Kafael Hernandev-Co- - lon walk to summit conference site at Dorado Beach, P. II. To Greet President Ford Was the Trip Worth It? S JUAN. Puerto Rieo I PL -Puerto Rican Gov Rafael Hernandez Ce'lon had to climb a fence, piece h's identity to I S Seirct Scrvie agemts and waeie through a swamp Satin dav to gleet President Ford He nude it gist in the nn k of time n ante to till1 governor explained the s On its v,t to San International nport the gover-no- i s limousine blew atue By the time it was tixul It .it tit was so tx1 ivy the limousine was veiy liktly not to arrive nn nk lit this wa J aau m turn So overno'. thv (') heading the island s olticial reception team tor the Im ML m, got tils dm or to pull over it nie ui rounding the part ot h, suit i 'I,,1 poii wheie the piesidentud plane is lo land -- i Inside The Tribune Tribune Telephone Numbers, Paj?e Page lts Business Classified Columnists I) n Carrier FdnoriaK Com s Foreign Lifestyle National B-- 8 ll National Obituaries Regional Sports Star Gacr T Page 7.11-1- 2 2 2 s 11-- 2 elev ixion V9 Theaters Valentine It AND MORE Wdsh 2, B-- l VtfiX.Ht l ull section of Color Comtes; Home and Parade Magazines; Economy Photo Service Offer: National Home Lite Assurance Co. otter; Sears Set turn; Skdggx Section , . . SmuLiyNv l v llo got out ot the ear and began inilmu tlu it me I s Seitet Semie agents, spotting il, ii mil i and tearing the worst, i A-- 2 stopp, il turn Noilung the governoi suid would iniivinei them ot his identity until a i uMHionw call it security uinciui wax nnallv (.died to the scene and continued that the man was, indeed, the govetnoi "i Pun to Rico nun ttieio, the governor waded tin ougli a maish aiming at the s and reieptnm point with muddy hands just two imnutev hi ratified betoie Au Poiee One landed 1 sh-x- Today's Chuckle latest acquisition of srti companies li dupor coniputei which dors m cFh k si their errors Its called the "U I ort-eas- l it tie computer-happ- Salt Luke City and vitality sines and warnon; details on Page C 2( i ! 'rtf'- Thirty-fh- ottuiaK of a gem ies under the El tit I) appinprittion hill except III V A Reagan sweep in the West could have brought him to within 70 delegate-vote- s of Ford with 98 left to be chosen the weekends of July 10 m North Dakota By Philip Shabeiott and Colorado and July lfi in Utah and New Yoi k Tunes W nter Connecticut SUV JUAN P R President Fewet "In every convention sla'e I've here1 Saturday lo convene u arriving e desp-eiatvisited so far, there have been seven-natioeconomic1 summit attempts to change tlie rules waiixxl Cuba against sharply meiting, to my disadvantage," unusually in lelntions between the meddling R agan said United States and its island commonKey Positions wealth He also complained about the RepubWithout mentioning Cuba by iiunio. lican National Committees approv al of Ford said in his arrival statement at Ford backers to hold key national San Juan's ail port that there are those convention ixisitions who seek to distort the facts, to mislead others alxiut out relationship If we are going to lx1 suddenly told at tins late stage m the game that m a wilh Puerto Rico The relation is clear spirit of fairness we should start and open We are proud of tlie relationdiv uting up delegates, then 1 want to tell ship that we have developed and we invite the world to examine it " you that 1 would agree with that if we could go all the way buck to the first Tight Security m New Hampshire and start primary The President, who arrived amid " over tight security, s.nd the relationship Reagan lost the nation's first primary between the United States and Puerto in New Hampshire by less than Rico had develoix'd through free, open point but got only thieeof elections and recommended that the 21 delegates critics" grant their citizens the same Ford was in Puerto Rico Saturday for freedom of ihoice the opening of an economic summit. "Those who might he inclined to Carter, who had a fish fry at lus interfere in our freely determined the President warned, Plains, (id , home, Saturday before relations. g making speech in Atlanta "should know that such an act will be and going to a relative's wedding considered as intervention in the reception, said he would help other domestic aff jus of Puerto Rico and the Democrats raise money for their fall United States, it will be an unfriendly act which will be resisted by approcampaigns. Because the new election laws pro- priate means " vide tota' federal financing of the A White House spokesman confirmed presidential campaigns ruling out that the warning was intended lor g individual contributions ilie Cuba He added that the1 President wall lx done by the two major when speaking of resistance by approparties on behalf of all their candidates priate means, was talking about such "We'll raise between $5 million and things as economic sanctions, and did $10 million the party wall, maybe not mean to imply Unit nulitaiy action was contemplated with a telethon or some other effort none of which would be spent for mv Last year, the Cuban government campaign, except an indirect benefit presented to the lulled Nations I om fioni legist rat ion and getting om tlie mittee on decolonization a lexolution vote," said Carter which called tor the rec ogmtion ot tin Puerto Ruan National Litx ration Movement ns n presenting the legal aspiration of the people ol Pint to Rim lor independence " Delays Consideration The committee postponed loiisuieio turn of the lexolution until this year, T he Cubans may raise it on Aug 21 whin tlx lomimttoo next nux-tPuerto Rico has held coinmonwc aith throughout the garbage-strew- n nty. status since 12 now without water, electricity or biead Two of the is1, uni's tour political supplies for five days. parlies, til1 Puerto Rico Independence. Typhus Warning 1uity ami the Marxist Puerto Rico Doctois warned that the lack ol .Socialist Patty, favor independence, sanitary facilities and the mounting hut they uic distinctly minority parties piles of rotting garbage could touch off Still the White House is anticipating an outbreak of ty phus. troublesome demonstrations by mill "Famine and thirst are haunting taut advoc ates of independent e Beiru like two dreadful ghosts," said President Ford will meet with Puerto leftist-hel- d Beirut radio "Now the third Ruan otf Ida's while he is here But and most dreaded ghost of all has most of his time will tie devoted to an iv cd disease." discussions of economic, matters with Hospitals have begun urging citizens tlie held-- , of governments of Canada, to report for vaccinations, but warn Italy, Japan, Host Germ toy, Biitapi that scrum, like almost everything else and France in Beirut, is in short supply Ameiuan oil trials have .aid discu-.-sion"W' are facing the horritymg pi os will center on the need tor pola ies pert of watching epidemics bieak out to sustain a piolonged, nomnllaiionaiy ami we will be poweriess to stop them " worldwide economic expansion said one doctor. The content .c talks ix ami Officials said neither electncity not last November at tlie Chateau di wter could be restored to the swelter RambouilUt, in France mg city until the fighung ends In his arrival statement, lout s,mt But a quick end t1' he 14 mouth wai tins meeting would lontmue the tht was nowhere m sight Rambomliet dialogue, in lecognition ot Fttorts to arrang ,i tnr'e failed "how important it is foi us to woik to shape policies to achieve Friday night when fp a u ' prevc nted a together stable lent-eleeconomic growth and to lesixmd Eha bttween l'n .n meeting and opportunities Partis and Libyan Premier Abdel to the new challenges " ban-iJai.oud, who Wire stwiidcrf on whk ll face Us all U'upy right opposite sides of the uty. Lebanese Leftist Forces Advancing To Open Supply Route to Refugees Leftist (UPI) BFIIU'T, forces, adv among under heavy artillery fire, penetrated deep into Christian territory Satuiday. trying to opm up a supply route to a pair of Palestinian icfugee camps that have fought oft tank led attacks for five days. Overwhelmed by the adv ante into eastern Beirut, Christian forces said they pulled back with dead bodies of the enemy marking the trail of their retreat. leftist attack came as The all-oconditions inside the heavily fortified Tal Zaatar and Jim Al Pasha tanks grew desperate The Palestinians said Saturday thev beat back an armored assault by 4 otm Christians "but they haven t given up." Camp May Fall Privately , the Palestinians oxpiessed concern that the smaller Jisr Al Pasha camp may fall if the offensive continues much longer. Newspapers quoted military obscrvei s as say mg the battle "should prove deiisive over the ixxt 48 hours In Cairo, Egvpt v national security council warned the Chustian Luces in Lebanon to stop their attacks on the refugee camps "Egypt wilt not watch wun folded arms if these aggressu ns continue, but Raum Press nter WASHINGTON The Senate Satin lav tjipiosed $53 billion ltl spending tneasiues int hiding one that pi events some op ottmals trem using govern ment limousines to gt to and fiom ssoi lali oided .foM a Price 27, 197t By Tom Bv HWttWjtiUJn June u , Senate Vote Okays 53 Billion Outlay Shifting To West s . Sunday Morning Reagans - V ' Salt Lake City, Utah H t . trend Fair Weather y |
