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Show The Sail Lake Tf.ouiu aptetnbcr Monday, Rhodesia Favorable to Proposal Dole Raps J Carter k I Britain would then convene a conference, probably In Geneva, to write a constitution for the country. Continued From Page One television program (CBS Issues and Answers) said he wasnt worried about Carters attempts to portray himself as a moderate conservative Ive talked to Gov Carter and I find him very sincere, Meany said I find him a man of great integrity I feel after all hes got to go out and get votes and Im sure that, like all candidates, he vanes his emphasis according to his audience "Im not concerned about Carter because I know that he sincerely wants to bring about a change He wants to do something to get us out of this economic situation in this country, Meany said Asked whether Carter would win the support of the rank and file union worker, Meany acknowledged Carter was not the normal type of spellbinder, he speaks vei quietly Hes not a Hubert Humphrey But Meany said that in the final analysis our people are going to look at Carter and theyre going tc look at Ford Theyre going to look at what we have and what wed like to have and they're going to decide on that basis whether they should place their hopes in Carter or place their hopes in Ford Im quite certain theyre going to come down on the side of Carter, Meany concluded I I 1 4 i 1 s i include Smith's rcpresertativ es, whether white officials or black tribal chiefs, and delegates from the countrys several black nationalist parties The United States would have no seat at the conference but probably would have a team of Fdi ULipauls Ontfnued From Page One majonty rule wlthir a precise penod Britain has spoken of two years On Taxes J 5incf Man Sees With His Heart 20, 197b would Rizzo Will Appeal Ruling On Recall to High Court - A court PHILADELPHIA (AP) decision ordering Mayor Frank Rizzo to face a recall election on Nov 2 will be appealed to the state Supreme Court this week, his attorneys said Sunday The appeal probably will be filed Monday or Tuesday when the high court meets ui Pittsburgh If Rizzo loses the appeal, he is expected to mount a combative campaign to retain to 10 the office he was months ago in a landslide Controls Demos At his disiiosal are the powers of incumbency plus control of the Democratic city organization Rizzo's former political aide, Martin Weinberg, neads the Philadelphia Democratic Commit tee and could divert he organization's fund raising capabilities to Rizzo's campaign if necessary Its another instance of Rizzo said coordinator Shelly Yanoff of the Citizens Committee to Recall bul-lyis- Rizzo Ms Yanoff, who prefers that designa tion, said Saturday that recall proponents are concentrating now on mak ing sure that all of the persons who signed the recall petition are eligible to vote on Nov 2 Fund Drive Recall organizers have also started a $100,000 fund raising drive for a Vote Yes campaign The recall move began last spring, shortly after Rizzo was inaugurated for a second four year term Last year, part of the former police commixxionc s campaign was that he had kept his word to hold taxes down during his first term Shortly alter the election, Rizzo declared tha the city He was m a financial "emergency proposed tax increases Formed last April, the recall committee gathered 210,000 signatures in 60 days Last Thursday, Judge David Savitt upheld the validity of the petition, overturning an earlier decision by three city commissioners expel is on hand to help and advise Dur.ng the period of transition, the Salislury government woulu be broadened to take m representatives of the black nationalist pa rues Political detainees would be freed to enable them to participate in and prepare for the election of a new government, and new voting lists based on an extended franchise would be compiled A system of guarantees for minority groups would be written into the constitution, supplemented by a Amencan-Bntislarge-scal- e program designed to insure the 270,000 wnite Rhodesians against loss of their assets if they choose to emigrate rather than live under black rule However, the programs main aim would be to funnel massive investment funds into Rhodesia for the development of the countrys considerable mineral resources, its agriculture and its industries h An international consortium would be organized with a target fund of $2 billion or more to aid Rhodesia The projected consortium has been a sulxlect of intensive discussion between Vorster and Kissinger, South African sources reported Vorster wants it portrayed as an American guarantee to safeguard properties and assets of w bites That would help Vorster domestically to justify his role in working with Kissinger to achieve black rule ui Rhodesia But Kissinger was cool to the idea, the informants said From his small, enclosed (AP) South a sale street to. uei , Ai u.ui on newspaper stand to raise money to buy Davy, a blind man, is trying books cnildren poor low in some schools Reading scores are very $A0 ia ve We go, said around here." he a lot more. We donations so far but it s going to take on outdoor ufe, sports and want a variety of books schools where children at the on display like CHICAGO Congressmen coming dragging in from Washington Some of em look like they had hitchhiked Now their real work starts. That is trythis ing to get fall I tell you its no easy life when you consider that battle to get back there 1 just dont know what they are going to promise the voters this fall I tell you tins is a tough tune to think up June something new 26, 19,(4 Selected and edited bv Brvan Sterling AH rights reserved for the Will Rogers Memorial Okay Given SAN FRANCISCO Mexico's attoriUPD ney general says his nation is prepared to return imprisoned Americans to - if they are the U S required to serve terms imposed by Mexican judges The attorney general, Pedro Ojeda Paullada, added that Mexico is also willing to accept the transfer to its prisons of many of the estimated 2 000 Mexican nationals ui U S jails au. - - the skills with can see them and increase their reading interesting subjects his wife said So far no books have been bought, businesses to churches, get Sundav. but he hopes and block clubs to donate to the book lodges campaign We want a child to choose what book he wants him to read and keep it for his own It will encourage said a better Davy job, and more get more, learn to provide five hopes children, of Davy, father books for children in the area from kindergarten through the sixth grade The idea for the books came after Dav y had begun i a hoin the noor children of the area with food, five years ago when My wife gave me the idea conditions in this miserable such of she told seeing area," said Davy, 54 and blind since birth From his newsstand, Davy has been collecting them to food tovs and clothes and distributing 15 hours a day works lie families of hundreds needy 10 hours on Sundu, soiling during tho Meek and the needy and helping papers s Life Enrichment Davy set up the Children w hich has grown to a operating staff of organization who operate a eight and 30 volunteer workers Southside poor the to help organization non-prof- it and grandDavy said he rebed on his mother could he so at complete him to to read night mother high school lbs friends say Davy sees with his heart 1 Count Continues in R.I. Primary - Lorbers an unofficial vote total of 59,911 to 59,825 Absentee votes in each of the states other 38 cities and towns had already been tabulated. Gov PROVIDENCE, R I (AP) lead over Philip W. Noel held an auto dealer Richard Lorber for the Democratic nomination for senator Sunday, while the state Election Board prepared to determine the winner. e ; The margins have been swinging back and forth since the counting began last week with Lorber leading by 361 votes Noel has consistently gained on absentee ballots and Lorber has picked up votes on machine recounts The board was scheduled to recon-- ; at 9 a m Monday, with the first order of business tabulation of about 600 ballots from absentee and shut-i- n Providence and recounts of 61 voting machines used in last Tuesdays Rhode Island primary elections. When a recess was called at 2 a m Sunday, 391 Providence absentee ballots had been counted and Noel showed vene j Meanwhile, attorneys for Lorber were preparing to take the Election Board to court over challenged absentee ballots if the wealthy pobticai newcomer ends up on the short end of the tally Shattered9 Expectations suit cake snbmu 143 CORVALLIS, Ore (UPD Benton County Sheriff John Dolan was so proud of his breakproof jail windows that he gave one a good, swift kick to impress a group of visitors. 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