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Show m -- A ; rf Vol. 213, No. - WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate voted 47 to 21 Friday to limit the use of federal funds for abortions, but President Ford may veto the overall measure as too costly. The Senate had twie previously turned down House moves to prohibit use of federal money for abortions, but it accepted a compromise which would limit such use. The vote was on a 56.6 billion appropriation for the departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare. The bill now goes to President Ford, who may veto it because it i3 4 billion Salt Lake City, Utah Saturday Morning 157 more than he requested. The House accepted the compromise on Thursday . Other Activity in Congress In other activity Friday in Congress: The House passed a compromise public works jobs bill which Democratic sponsors said would create more than 350,000 jobs. The House voted 280 to 65 to launch new investigations into the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The House approved legislation permitting timber companies to clear .j ' '1 ? cut sections of national forests under guidelines to be drawn up by the Forest Service. The vote was 305 to 24 A bill to create a temporary special prosecutor to probe alleged wrongdoing by government officials won House committee approval, but officials said it was unlikely to be adopted before Congress adjourns. Completes Override Tne Senate completed a congressional override of President Fords veto of a bill authorizing federal assistance in developing an electric car. In approving the limits on abortion funding the Senate brushed aside argu September Under the bill federal money can be used for abortions in cases where a womans life is endangered by ailments such as multiple sclerosis or kidney disease Federally funded abortions would also be allowed m cases of rape and incest and m tubal pregnancies Discriminates Against Poor Sen. Edward W. Brooke, , an opponent of limits on abortions for federal egency clients, said he also J i Price Fifteen Cents 197G ments that the measure would d pnve poor women of a service only available to them through federal programs like Medicaid i v v. r IS, t' tr will challenge the provision in court. Ford is reportedly more likely to object to the price tag on the appropriations bill than to the abortion amend- expects the measure to cover instances where a prospective suicide may be a factor. "While I believe the conference report is better than the original amendment, I cannot in good conscience vote for it and I cannot recommend that my colleagues vote for it, said Brooke, who voted against the bill. ment The Presidents stand on abortion is close to the one taken in the amendment He has already ordered a review of all federal expenditures for abortions to say if there are cases where the practice can legally be stopped. Should Ford veto the bill there remains just enough time m the congressional session for Cor.giess to i oiiMuet ail ulciliut Vote LcKrc ad jourmng Oct 2 Brooke said the bill clearly discriminates against the poor. "The new measure is also unconstitutional and I believe the Supreme Court will so rule," Brooke said. One abortion rights group has said it Rhodesia was to fly to Johannesburg on independence from Britain 11 years By Arthur L. Gavshon ago. lie also said room to maneuver Saturday to watch an international Associated Press Writer rugby match that Kissinger also may had been reduced and time was short. SecretSouth Africa PRETORIA, attend Smith said in Umtah, Rhodesia, However. Smiths ruling ary of State Henry A. Kissinger and on Flida that lie would like to meet Rhodesia Front party passed a resoluSouth African Prime Minister John with tion Thursday rejecting early transfer Kissinger. There have been reVorster began talks Friday in an effort the tw'o would meet, but they have to black rule. ports to head oil the threat of race wai in not been confirmed. Kissinger also was to discuss desouthern Africa. now would he told mands Smith by blacks for dismantling of reporters American officials said the two men make his greatest effort ever to secure South Africas system of apartheid, or ended five hours of talks late Friday a settlement of the constitutional disracial separation Kissinger will meet night without achieving a breakthrough for black the rights pute Saturday with a group of black leaders political white-ruleon the central issue of that has hung over and a second group of both blacks and majority Rhodesias future, but they described Rhodesia whites. since it unilaterally declared 4 the conversations as constructive. The C'TE talks w'ere private and were to continue Saturday morning student Police fired on w in the black township of demonstrators t f xy x . , X ,i.i . X h7 Soweto and mobs rampaged in townships near Cape Town. The Rand Daily Mail said six students were killed and 35 wounded in the Soweto shooting. A ' is In Cape Town, police reported eight & ' f-,s , a, l.; $ persons killed and 41 mjured in racial s? week of preparation for their first By Dick Barnes violence in the previous 24 hours In V of "coloreds, crowds Athlone nationally broadcast debate next Writer Associated Press township v " Thursday, which might have more as persons of mixed race are officially The nations largest teacher organeffect than any endorsement. called here, looted and burned a food on '--ization endorsed Jimmy Carter truck and in nearby Manenburg mobs xV I In New York, President Richard .y Friday while the president of an even tried to burn cars and shops. of CBS News said the network is Salant i said JL k hes farm probably group bigger Associateti PrM Virvpnoto boycotting their three deconsidering Ford. vote to for President Soldiers, Dogs Guard Route going some bates unless changes are made in of Americas from of television Star Trek series, Stars space Kelly, attend unveiling The announcements of support came Kissinger arrived in Pretoria under by the sponsoring League stipulations to town route TV craft. His named after DeForest final the entered Leonard two candidates Takai, as the shuttle, very heavy security. Nimoy, George left, Enterprise, of Women Voters. was guarded by groups of armed 400 ABC News said it will carry the soldiers with dogs stationed every earth. It flies in an orbit around NBC News said it wants to debates. met the at was He By Stephen Fox by airport yards. earth and returns to ground in a and is discussing details cover them honor an and soldiers, police Associated Press Writer glide, landing on wheels like an with the league. Representatives of the guard. Mr. Spock airplane. PALMDALE, Calif. networks were to meet with league Protesters in Soweto carried signs was on hand and the Air Force band The orbiter is flown by a comofficials Saturday in Washington. a murderer. They labeling Kissinger played the music from Star Trek mander, a pilot and a night engineer Salant objected to having to submit claim the United States supported the as a red, white and blue tractor sit before an array of instruThey names before questions are in South African white 9 reporters regime minority Shuttle i ments in a cockpit resembling that pulled Americas Space in other civil war and announced; the having to use a single, past Angolan into the sunlight Friday for its of an airliner. and having to refrain incidents. camera; pooled public unveiling. the audience on camera. from showing They will have hammocks for in Soweto The deaths latest brought orbiter is The stubby, A federal judge rejected legal chalsleeping, a kitchen area with cookto at least 343 the number of persons the next stage of the U.S. space reAeronautics and Space Administraa facilities and small to their three debates. He said ing of lenges racial violence months three killed in tion head James Fletcher told about program. The craft, described as for the concentrated Candidate Eugene McCarfrigerator All were independent but three in Africa. South An NEW DELHI, India (AP) 2,000 spectators at Rockwell Interfoods. part spacecraft, part launch vehiand American Party candidate thy or colored. black will take cle and part airplane," American woman has died of acute Tom Anderson should have complained nationals Space Division plant on Will Carry Satellites Police Maj Gen. David Kriel said high altitude sickness on the ordinary passengers into space and Friday. to the Federal Communications ComThe shuttle will be used to carry back. police opened fire Friday at two schools Himalayan peak mission or to the Federal Election Seven members of the Star satellites into orbit without costly in Soweto after students massed in she was named or both. Commission Trek The orbiter was to have been series, including Leonard individual launchings school grounds chanting freedom songs perhaps for by her father, at Arizona were the rollout. called the Constitution. President Nimoy, The ruling, by U S District Judge more than one at a time. It will also and holding placards condemning Kisa conqueror of Mt. Sen. Barry Goldwater jokingly menFord changed the name to satelRobinson, is expected to be defective and recover Aubrey He student one said w'as repair JY Everest, the singers visit. tioned "a new kind of astronaut after a letter-writin- g Enterprise appealed. lites and is planned as the vehicle for were stoned and killed after police Mounone with pointed ears a referGoes to Headquarters campaign from fans of Star Trek," defended themselves with blasts of putting Spacelab, a European space taineering Found- ence to the character played by science fiction televia how highly he values his on show To the into orbit shuttles fire. with in one case birdshot and station, pistol ation reported Nimoy, the alien assistant starship sion program. Enterprise was the in July or August, endorsement by the National Education flight eighth Police Fire Shots Fnday. commander Mr. Spock. name of the television starship 1980. Association, Carter went personally to Un-' Devi Nanda School At Mapetla Junior Secondary dispatched into intergalactic space Tests Scheduled NEA headquarters in Washington and Missions will last from seven to 30 4 soeld, 22, of Olym-pir mission to go where on a in Soweto, pupils plastered the fence took along his mate, Sen. of tests Initial the are orbiter days. Wash., was Walter Mondale. running no man had ever gone before." were fired after Shots with placards next for scheduled early year with x climbing with an About 7,000 representatives from the It may also carry other spaceships police arrived to remove the placards Nat So Far Away the first space flight planned for n , it was hurt if known in not was 1 8 million member organization voted anyone sent will into be which interplanet1979. Unlike The Space Shuttle wont go quite March, . previous e expedition tacklthat incident. to endorse the more than ary trajectories to probe the further spacecraft, it is designed to make at that far. It is designed to go no the Nanda ing Ford and than ticket rather of blockreaches U were Soweto to Roads leading space. least 100 round tnps into space farther than earth orbit. But it will '"f,, Y Devi peak by a Sen. Robert Dole, said NEA President ed by police and all white administrabefore overhaul. new route over its John Roi NASA estimates the orbiter will carry four passengers in addition to tive personnel were pulled out of the its crew. The shuttle takes off vertically, northwest face. replace 21 of 22 launch systems now endorseIt was the first In downtown Johannesburg, township. not just asThe climbers ment m NEAs presidential This will enable being used. It can carry G5,000 using the power of two rocket the on blamed arsonists fires history. gutted were led by her boosters that separate and are tronauts and cosmonauts but all pounds of cargo in a payload bay 60 offices of a legal firm and caused feet long and 15 feel acioas. recovered alter parachuting to father, William F. Ryor pointed to teachers high educr people to enter space, National a at newspaper building. damage Unsoeld, who m tion level, past record of more than 90 The attacks followed a blaze Thurs1963 became one percent voter turnout, and the NEA of the first two structure of more than 12,000 local day in a furniture store started by gasoline bombs and two attempts Americans to associations to show the value of the climb Everest, endorsement. Thursday night to set buildings afire at the University of the Witwatersrand the worlds tallest Flies to Mississippi mountain. Shortly after Kissingers arrival, After accepting the endorsement, unfounded rumors ran through finanThe foundation Miss Unsoeld Carter flew south to campaign in cial circles in New York, Chicago, gave no details of Mississippi with Sens. James O. East-lanLondon and Toronto that he had been the fatal illness. High altitude sickness and John Stennis. shot. An official with the party said the usually results from a climbers lungs In Mississippi, which has not sup-Se- e secretary was resting in his hotel room filling with fluid at high altitudes, Downing said that although only a and added, He thought the reports of causing suffocation, a spokesman at the By Mary Russell Downing promised that the commitPage 2, Column not hold few would tee his having been shot were grossly years ago very few members of public hearings prior American Alpine Club m New York Washington Post Writer to the November elections to avoid said Congress would look with favor upon exaggerated." The House Friday WASHINGTON of capitalizing politically on Today I setting up the committee, charges Not Involved Unsoeld first saw the 25,645-foa select Kissinger 65 to create to 280 voted the investigation, but he said the believe it has overwhelming support. Nanda Devi while trekking through the A security official issued a statement committee to investigate the assassinafor at reasons hold He as some cited committee may looking again hearings in The secretary of state is Himalayas in 1948 and, impressed by its tions bf President John F. Kennedy and order to preserve testimony. saying, the Kennedy assassination, revelations beauty, vowed to name his first Jr. Luther King Dr. Martin perfectly well and has not been inby the congressional intelligence comdaughter after the majestic mountain. volved in any incident of any kind." will about committee information vital that mittees The new', "I feel a very dose relationship with withr kill to was Castro CIA attempts talks were The Kissinger-Vorstebe headed by Rep. Thomas Downing, Nanda of Devi, Miss Unsoeld said in an future the on to held from the Warren Com mission, the concentrate for the remainder of this session, expected murder of figures such as Sam GiancaAfrica, or interview m New Delhi last July 6, Rhodesia and South-Wes- t said House Speaker Carl Albert. DownTriKnn Telephone na ard Johnny Rnsolli. two mafia Nfimihia. which is controlled bv South three days before leaving foe the ing, nowevei , is retiring, and Rep. to help CIA mountain near the Tibetan fconVr. a the enlisted Ilielllbei!, sponsor An by Gonzalez, ica against the wishes of the I mted A-- 2 Henry Numbers, Page the of destruction and the 1 Castro nationalists assassinate African Black creating Nations with Downing Lady Liberty, cant describe it, but there is along of notes on Kennedys autopsy and a have been battling the white minority committee, is expected to become something within me about this mounStill High note by Lee Harvey Oswald to a chairman when the new session begins tain ever since I was ben. governments m both countries of FBI. the member m January. Newsmen accompany iug Kissinger Miss Unsoeld come to India two years as he flew to Pretoria after talks with ago hoping to climb the peak, but she said he would ask for Downing Downing promised to engage in no Suix ival black leaders in Zambia and Tanzania was stopped by an Indian ban at the $260,090 to start the committee and hire witchhunts to find the truth" and were told by a senior official there were time on travel to the sensitive border not blame those who may have made a staff, but Rep. Frank Thompson, Sr uses Come Alive chairman of the House Admistakes m the original mvestiga-tions- . signs that agreement between blacks region ausouth-Wesmust t Africa is near. and whites in ministration Committee that This y ear permission was granted for thorize the funds, indicated Friday he Smith of the climb and her father was picked to lan Minister Prime D called the B. F. Sisk, Calif., Rep. that Never Too Old to approve may be reluctant lead the 12 member expedition. planned investigation a waste of taxamount. Forecast For the Carden payers money to satisfy the melodThe mountaineering foundation said comof the morbid to create desire Thompson said since the select ramatic at the died Unsoeld Miss expeditions Salt Lake City and vicinity Partly an incident. mittees life would expire at the end of Camp 4 at a height of 24, 009 feet, less cloudy with chance of showers. 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