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Show (Citibank Head. Hai r on Cabinet List? Robert Parry Associated Press Writer By A ARRINGTON President-elec- t 1 Pntmne he Salt M eiinesday December . 3 3. 19m1 Financial Burden No Excuse. Court Tells Polluters ASHING TON UFI n ent The govern te meet tan requ.re polluters minimum water pollution 'taiiJmN economic weighirg the.r the Supreme i apability " to eontph Court ruled Tueda The MO decision reversed a lower court ruling that the Erv ironmenta Protection Agency rnjd take into account a company 's ability to afford the ' best practicable control technolo-to- " for water pollution A federal appeals court held the EPA wiuiout to i o' - it- - 'he wrong') t'u-eii la! 'tat.i- - of i omp.c.ioi o'Cait. for var wives from u .ifo'm .(w ha-g- o h'nils or1 coiiixl' thiv con i not . F( rvi Mid fm o. i pollution control equipment Wrung for the high court Ja-v- c Bvron White said the ' plair la guage of the water jvulution statu'e does not support the position taken b the Court of Appeal' White wrote In our view requiring variances fivm otherwise valid regulations where d.ehargers K i t en '111'' lit . t ovl thv "tl, rv ,v s. t ll 't . tone . 1 Wtt s 1 Old Pipeline Blamed as Blast, Flames Injure 5, Ruin 7 Long Beach Homes JWaCS ktm h 10-in- v 'Wf& iii J c v i. -- ,h - t e a v t JMtfr 1 1 1 e i ,r.',v . 1 improvements pnvhiitii'!' lull v.iiii White noted the law offers wavs to i Mate e. onoimi hardship on Indus fies including low i list loans to help sir all businesses pa for technological t Co iuYi v i ills i win V uti tv V juteii i reeulalioiiv nai.i i jiih' Midsv'ip .i'id pirn t!it' h. W the t r Ju'tKe lewis Powell took n part in .It i 'ding the i.ise. which affects about t sX' i rushes! stone olants and h iXXt coal hu ilities nationwide t'nnomiv White not what 2 Solons Await Verdict In Abseam Trial No. 5 FS vKK I PL The jurv in the Xbseatn bnfvv oonspiracv trial of of Reps John Mu-pFrank New York h "niompson Jr of New Jersev deiiberattsi for more than eight houis Tuesdav without reai h ing a v erdict The panel of eight men hv tour w unii'ii spent ti of t ht f i bom v of and mu 't debt ration listening to the re reading of the) had if quested feel fine and i imfi 1 dt nt 4o Murj.hv told outside U S I'istriet Court shortlv after the iun of eight reporters President Hails IYaee Try (API -President Carter, looking WASHINGTON back at US relations with Israel and Egvpt during his four jears in office, said Tuesday the three nations "have been peacemakers " "I came to the presi dency determined that the security of Israel would never be threatened by another war," Carter said "I leave office having recognized and formal peace that Israel has ever known This is a not to precious thing be abandoned The president made his a banquet given by the State of Israel Bond Organization to honor Lane Kirkland, remarks at president the of AFL-CI- Retrospective Glances As he has during most other public appearances m the days since his defeat four weeks ago, the president wove into his speech a number of retrospective glances, as well as a recommendation for the future Carter said peace in the Middle East can be won by following up on the process begun at the 1978 Camp David meetings of the United States, Israel and Egypt The process we have undertaken, the leson that has been learned, can be the beginning of a full and lasting peace That goal can be won by carrying on what has been begun, he said, adding Clearly Marked It must be won through negotiation not through terrorism or a continued state of belligerence The road to full peace will not be easy, but the direction has been clearly marked In a few weeks, my public duties will pass to my successor," the president said But my comto mitment to Israel the peace it deserves, to the peace it cherishes will remain with me forever men din) bun women got the faction "We figured that its a pretty slick trick of appointing a Democrat to it If you got something that cant be done, ap- your point political to do enemy it February 27, 1929 bv Brvn Sfrrtine AM rght rwttfv d or Will Robert Mmxinf a id Fund MoDALIAS (UPI) ments before police killed the distraught father who had systemaLcally gunned down his wife and four children, the man begged a television reporter to whom he was spilling his tale to help people with mental problems like me In a telephone conver-saUoMonday night, Tom Ray Walker Jr , who police said killed his family one at a time Monday, told KDFW-Treporter Tom Steyer he had $700 in his pocket he wanted used to establish a fund to help people overcome by personal problems I want you to promise me to get that money to he used as a fund to help people with mental problems like me, Steyer quoted Walker as saying Write a book about this I want my story told I dont want this to n happen id eo! a pea Murphy, who served 18 years in the House of Representatives, Thompson, 62, to other Brooklyn Man Runs Down Rapist five-cou- tment A man who was forced at NEW YORK (AP) gunpoint to witness the rape of his female companion later killed the alleged rapist by running him down w ith his automobile, police said Tuesday Police said the dead man, Andrew Brown, 25. a car as it was parked at 101st B'reet and Foster Avenue in the Flatlands section of Brooklyn Brown brandished a gun and ordered JU ear-ol- d George Woods of Brooklyn and the woman to surrender their 'unidentified money and jewelry. Woods told police reportedly approached Brown ordered the man to take off his clothes and get in the back seat He then ordered the woman to disrobe and raped her, according to police Woods said he jumped out of the car and chased Brown as he fled down the street Police said Brown fired several shots One shot hit Woods in the foot but he continued his chase Meanwhile, the woman started the auto and followed the two men. When she caught up with Woods he took over the wheel and cornered Brown Police said Brown apparently was trying to reload his weapon and Woods said he tned to make a quick get out of there, and in so doing he accidentally ran Brown over, police officer Walter Scbeuer aid Brown was pinned against a wall and his legs were severed He died about an hour after be.ng taken to Kings County Hospital CHICAGO woman has (APi filed -suit A million in seeking damages from the manufacturer of a contraceptive device which ahe claims caused medical problems leading to a hysterectomy at age 27 Margaret Roberts al$6 The Democratic conalong with Philadelphia lawyer Howard Cnden, allegedly shared separate $50,000 bribes from FBI undercover agents who posed as representatives of two Arab sheiks seeking help in immigrating to the United States Thompson is also charged with sharing the $50,000 as a payment for introducing Murphy to Cnden That charge is the basts of the bnbery counts against both congressmen, the judge explained If convicted, they would face prison sentences of 15 years on bnbery charges and sentences ranging from two to five years on the other charges They are the third and fourth congressmen to be tned on bnbery and conspiracy charges stemming from the Abseam probe. Rep Michael , and Rep Myers, a John Jenrette, DSC., were convicted in earlier D-P- tnals In Briefcases In his three-hou- r charge to the jurors, Pratt reviewed the allegations and the congressmens dentals of the charges The money was in bnefcases handed over during two meetings with the congressmen present In both cases Cnden was fold by the congressmen to take the AUTO SEAT COVERS LADIES LCD QUARTZ READOUT PERMANENT 5 FUNCTIONS Hour Minutes rtOKT CUWWNS Seconds 1 Month SWOVWnAJTK leges that the device known as the Daikon Shield caused serious and extensive pelvic infections and abcesses that led to her 1975 hysterectomy LL BJ LZ 32 4 39 We cofry o complete line of cor & truck toddle blonket teot covert ot ditcount prxet LANDAU 355-465- i T0?S AND MOLDINGS FROM 75 TQSJ'T KETCHUMS 400 South CUAI HASTK FITS MOST CARS 4 4 legs 31 72 Heavy Construction s67 $50,000 TnSCDE-ffBT- T BENCHES at and related gressmen, WORK Priced briber y of conspiracy charges ot IUIJ Suit and who served 26 years, were both defeated at the polls Nov 4 They are accused indicin a Tis the Season 30-fo- who did not or offer any wit nessev in his defense, added 1 had intended to testifv hut 1 think the prosecutor's case left no doubt in anybody's nund what the facts in this case were " Secret Tapes The jurors entered the jury Mini at 12 38 p m after Judge George C Pratt instructed them The jurors had heard more than three weeks of testimony and watched a series of secretly made Share Urged By Killer people rte i Mmphv v "Mr .Arthur Brisbane and wife came around to see us and we settled the new Cabinet to our saUs helped in forging the only if i 'i i V't i ir I'l'dn' I f- t with the kkUivt a .ti t v 'hi r t, i BIT iii tu ah e 'i-- i hnologv ' '.'.ind.ird i i h ill 1 ''"P sed ti Ronald Reagan has offered Cabinet tend i to ' at least eight people, with j Ht i'r Alexander M Haig Jr the hkelv choice If pollution is to Iv li'ui' s for secretary of state and New York tj said the FP A ha to poh'b t he level b. nker Walter B Wnston the top pick of effluent produced b die most for treasury secretary, sources said Tuesday chie source close to the Reagan transition also said the president-elec- t had decided to name former budget director Caspar Weinberger as defense secretary and William Casey, Reagan's campaign manager and long-tim- e friend, as head of the Central Intelligence Agency However, the sources stressed that tne list of top officials for the incoming Reagan team w as still in doubt because competition continued for some spots and some of the top choices might spurn c Hers It was not clear which of the candidates for the 15 Cabinet-leve- l yobs had been contacted by Reagan. Those chosen will head 13 Cabinet agencies, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Office of Management and Budget Wants a Woman The sources added that the presidentelect was having considerable trouble finding a woman for the Cabinet after Anne Armstrong, former ambassador to Great Britain, withdrew from consideration last week. The list of likely Cabmet members changed significantly after Mrs. Armstrong and former Treasury secretaries William Simon and George Shultz withdrew last week. Shultz, who served in the Nixon administration, had been considered a leading candidate for secretary of state. His withdrawal made Haig, former NATO commander, the clzar choice to head the State Department, sources said. Haig is now president of United Technologies Corp. WTith Haig, who had been a possible defense secretary, likely to go to the State Department, the sources said Weinberger had emerged as the leading contender for defense secretary. Utility Infielder Weinberger was described by one on source as the utility infielder Reagans Cabinet list. He has been Firemen battle a gas fire that erupted Monday len homes and injuring five people, two critically, mentioned for a variety of jobs, includevening in Long Beach, Calif., destroying sev- - Nine other homes were damaged by flames. director. state or budget ing treasury, One source said Weinbergers prospects as defense secretary were a real because Casey, Reagans question transition chairman and longtime friend, has expressed interest in the job If Weinberger were not named to head the Defense Department or if Wriston or Haig turned down their LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) kind of have gotten out It happened that Leslie said it was offers, that could change the Reagans Cabi.iet line-u- p with Weinberger taking Firefighters theorized Tuesday that an miraculous that so few people were quickly some position other than defense, old pipeline may have given way injured, "given the extent of the fire. It Firefighters smothered flames with a Monday night, leaking toxic fumes that happened at a good time. People were blanket of foam 3 feet deep over a block sources said. in a ball of fire that wTecked awake and aware and had the presence where homes are valued at about Sources said Wriston, while the clear exploded and five seven homes of mind to get out injured people, $70,000 choice to get the treasury job, had Dot two critically. decided whether to leave his current there had been disabled "If Shortly after the explosion, looters any position as chairman of Citicorp, the Nine other homes were damaged by persons in those first half a dozen struck the area and police beefed up nations second largest bank. the river of fire that swept through homes that went up, they never could patrols Susan Weeks, a Citicorp spokeswonearly a city block of homes. Police man, said Wriston would not take reported some looting of homes in the telephone Calls from reporters and area. would have no comment about whether It was terrible, like an inferno, he had been offered a Cabinet job. Eugenia Nixt, 55, said She ran from Meanwhile, sources said William her home to see the flames on a French Smith, Reagans personal attorneighboring street. ney, remained the likely choice for attorney general, although one source So Terrible said Smith was reluctant to take the It just burst into flames, she said job It was just so terrible, cars burning, of the Drew Lewis, deputy chairman houses up in flames. Republican National Committee and a Parked autos exploded in flames and rail and trucking executive, was listed as a leading contender for transportapalm trees became giant torches. tion secretary. Sixteen people were left homeless a-t-ssRay Donovan, a construction comand hundreds evacuated their homes in the who headed executive Reagan pany k a until the area pipe campaign in New Jersey, has emerged was sealed off Tuesday morning. as a serious candidate for secretary of labor, according to several sources. Two firemen were injured Monday However, Betty S. Murphy, former night and a third showed up for chairwoman of the National Labor treatment at a hospital Tuesday morning, a fire department spokesman said. Relations Board, remained in contenTwo civilians were critically burned tion for the job, sources said. Robert Davis, 40, was taken to Brotman Reagans advisers have a signific- Medical Center bum ward with bums ant problem in finding a woman, a over 50 percent of his body. Richard source said. Everyone is very sensiNieto, 20, was in critical condition at tive to it. Long Beach Memorial Hospital with Elizabeth Dole, former member of second and third degree bums on his the Federal Trade Commission and hands, face, feet and arms. wife of Sen. Bob Dole, was V5 1 4 vt V Carried Naptha bsted a possible choice to head the Department of Health and Human The pipeline carried naphtha, a Services. But Thomas Sowell, an petroleum used in the maneconomist working for the conservative ufacture of lighter fluid and cleaning Hoover Institute, was described as a solvents leading candidate for the job. Fire Capt. Robert Leslie said flaming One source said former Wyoming fuel pouring from the pipeline Sen. Gifford P. Hansen was the clear : H v located about 6 feet under ground favorite for the post of interior secret.. , 'V' jl hr of flowed down a the like fire river ' ary. However, another source said of line He street. V the the said 7 f Hansen had taken himself out of the gutters $4 was an old pipe under pressure that 1 4 running. probably just gave way. Reagan aides have said the Cabinet choices would be announced during the A spokesman said the transmission first week of December. i. mrahnanMiM i ,art pipeline is owned by the Atlantic-Richfiel- d ....1. ef Oil Co , which has accepted The only major appointments that Ajsoorto Prea Laserptoto Reagan has so far made public are the responsibility selections of Edwin Meese III, transiAuthorities said toxic fumes leaking WASHINGTON spruce, near the tion director, as counselor to the Penne president, a position described as from the pipeline may have been Laingen places ornament on White House. Her husband is national Christmas tree, a being held hostage in Iran. having Cabinet rank, and James A. ignited by an exposed flame from a match or a pilot light in a nearby home Baker III as White House chief of staff four-bloc- 7 that "I'l.itoii 'iquie .1 "iihvl.irt.V number i nmc. 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