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Show br Vol. 224, No. 't Z4 falcr Salt Lake City, Utah Sunday Morning 151 - 300-foo- t, fast-attac- anti-nucle- , answer. A fourth Nimitz-elas- s carrier is being built at Newport News, and the budget proposal includes $6.8 billion in appropriations for two more. Also Saturday, on the West Coast, the battleship New Jersey, a veteran of three wars, hit the water again Saturday to become the only ship of its kind in the world currently active. The New Jersey had been in mothballs at Bremerton, Wash., for 12 years until tugboats pulled it down the coast of California to Long Beach last July 27 for repairs and modernization. Even in drydock. the New Jersey was an awesome sight. A mammoth thing, exciting and each new morning I see her, says Ron Brewington of Seattle, assigned to the New Jersey's public affairs office at Long Beach. "She's different every new .morning. See Page 2 Column 5 V fl ; ttV ;' i I'rire March 14, 1982 nt S -i .. ftx fV- - JC d- . Carrier Vinson Commissioned. Sub and Battleship Launched The christened March 15. 1080. He died last NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (API nuelear aircraft carrier USS Carl June 1 at the age of 97. Vinson was commissioned for duty Elsewhere, at the Electric Boat Saturday amid tributes to the man who shipyard in Groton, Conn., the Navy gave her his name and warnings of the launched its latest nuclear-powere- d military challenges she faces. submarine, the USS Albuquerque. "Now we have to change our Nancy Domenici, wife of Sen. PeteV. smashed the tradiscripts." said Navy Secretary John Domenici, Lehman. Instead of bemoaning that tional bottle of champagne across the 6,900-tothe Navy lias shrunk to 12 carrier battle subs bow, sending the k submarine into the gray groups ... as of today we have 13. mist that covered the Thames River. A group of some 70 the lined street outside the the 23rd of its class protesters The submarine is scheduled to join the shipyard but were not allowed inside to be built the gates. fleet in the summer of 1983. A total of 39 Carl Vinson, who served a record 50 such submarines, which are designed to years in the U S. House from Georgia hunt and destroy enemy surface ships and helped mold the countrys modern as well as subs, have been authorized by Congress. defense structure, became a congressman in 1014. There has been opposition in Conlie was the only American who lived gress to building more of the huge and to see a Navy warship take his name. expensive carriers by those who when the $2 billion-plu- s vessel was gest that more smaller ships may be t ... 1 . Wjf ?? ry: u. 'yi Cents 'm the S mind-bogglin- g - Associate Pres Ldtt'r photo The USS Carl Vinson sits at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock in Virginia after being commissioned into Navy, Vinson is the fourth nuclear aircraft carrier that is presently in Navy. Republicans Avert Budget Conflict Louisiana, who argued successfully for promised language less critical. Budget Director David Stockman By Clay F. Richards After an hours debate, the confersaid he thought the resolution "was a language saying "the entire budget" United Press International ence tabled a resolution discussing must be looked at. solid endorsement of the adpretty A group of RepubliEASTON, Md. ministrations policy. "Youre being pretty fuzzy when you whether Congress had the power to can leaders Saturday urged cuts in curtail the jurisdiction of the Supreme that, Pritchard replied. say and worried President Reagan's 1983 budget deficit "Theyre naturally and lower courts. The Court "Im not willing, in this simple delegates could findfederal but avoided the demands by some perhaps appropriately so," Stockman no agreement on to get into a conflict with the unhappy Republicans for lower defense said of those criticizing the high meeting, the proposal which would have the Reagan deficit. president," Moore replied. spending and a rollback of tax cuts. effect of saying whether Congress hud While the debate continued. Stock-ma- n the final say on such controversial Rep. Joel Pritchard of Washington By a voice vote with vocal dissent, the and other administration rep- issues as abortion, school prayer and fifth annual Tidesater Republican wanted defense cuts specifically menLeadership Conference adopted a resol- tioned in the resolution but he was resentatives hopped from table to table, the busing of students to achieve school ution generally supporting Reagan's overruled by Rep. Henson Moore of urging the delegates to approve com integration. economic program and blaming the Carter administration for the nations economic troubles. In a small slap at Reagan, however, the resolution called for a balanced , budget by 1985 and urged Congress to work on a bipartisan effort to lower the $96.4 billion deficit proposed by Reagan for 1983. No Specific Figures Without endorsing any specific figures, the resolution said Reagan's plan of spending and tax culs was the best way to accomplish lower inflation and interest rates. More than 100 GOP leaders, including 50 members of Congress, four nearly ' Cabinet members, and state and local , officials are spending the weekend in an informal session, debating the party's stand on a number of issues including El Salvador, the Supreme Court and New Federalism. Former GOP Chairman William Brock, now Reagans special trade ambassador, cut off debate on the resolution before some members of the conference could propose resolutions calling for a delay in the tax cuts and reductions in the big defense increase Associated Press Laserphoio proposed by Reagan. wait to join debate on importance of balanced left, While Rep. Joel Pritchard, Its a Turkey budget at Tidewater V, the fifth annual meetmakes a point, Sen. Mack Mattingly, Bill said Carroll ing of Republican Party leaders in Easton, Md. a and Jr., Rep. Campbell Its center, Rep. turkey," in the Frenzel of Minnesota, only strong negative comment allowed before the majority voted to cut debate. Associated Press Laser photo All were doing here is shoveling said an angry Sen Mark Nations newest nuclear fast smoke, buquerque, is launched from Andrew's of North Dakota, who never the shipyard in Groton, Conn. attack submarine, the USS Al- got to offer his resolution critical of Reagans budget. You cant cut the deficit unless you admit we cut taxes too far and that alone is going to keep outside involvement in El Salvador was on a Mexican peace proposal for interest rates 5 to 6 percent higher than By R. Gregory Nokes an example of the dignity of a Central America with Mexican Foreign they ought to be. Associated Press Writer Minister Jorge Castaneda. youth. Nicaraguan As for Reagans insistence that the 25 Jose Orlando WASHINGTON of State AlexIt will lie the second time in two Meanwhile, three-yea- r in taxes federal cut Secretary percent, left Washington for ander Espinosa New for to leave weeks that lluig and Castaneda have in his planned Haig and higher defense spending Nicaragua Saturday, ending a brief and more consultations conferred. However, a senior State budget remain untouched by Congress, unhappy chapter for the U.S. State York on Sunday for I think hes got his Departent official said Saturday that in its efforts to prove roe, a BLM spokesman, said, Sure. Andrews said: By Gregory Gordon Department the administration still believes the Thats a current policy directive from head in the sand. outside involvement in the rebel war in United Press International plan is flawed because it wouldn't the secretary. El Salvador. prevent outside intervention, wiiicli he In the face of WASHINGTON is that current last the at his returned was now, said threatens all of Central America. "He request policy Right masfor President Reagans new plan Tribune Telephone we can to honor night to the Nicaraguan Embassy for sive federal land sales. Interior Secret- we will do everything "Youve got to look at Cuba and the neighbor requests, Monroe A-- 2 prompt shipment back to Nicaragua, go to look at the Soviet Union in Numbers, ary James Watt is pursuing his own said.good you've "We have sent directives to our a U.S. official said. this mix, and you've got to deal with programs for donating billions of dolPage all, said the official, who insisted on Page even tracts near field offices and told them to start A spokesman for the Nicaraguan lars in property 6 National Amusement processing those requests as quickly as handed was Tardencillas Nevada gambling casinos. said anonymity. He said the Mexican plan Embassy 14 National we can. Arts Fiallos Francisco a guarantee (from Ambassador also needs to over the Interior land the Depart3 Among Obituaries Navarro at 3 a.m. Saturday and was put Business An official of the Office of ManageNicaragua) to keep the hell out of the ment is considering giving to cities and 1 Forum Public Classified affairs of neighboring states. on a flight to Managua at 10 a.m., but states, or transferring for as little as ment and Budget said in an interview, It may NEW ORLEANS (AP) Regl l, to give his Editorial declined later the embassy "Without that it only becomes a $2.50 an acre, are parcels along the Las however, that Reagans newly created have been the worlds biggest highForeign Sports flight schedule for security reasons. property review board would be connegotiating tactic to permit 7 delaying water mixed with a Vegas Strip and near Celebrities 3 ball, Gazer Star Foreign sulted before any BLM donations are to continue, at least we the homes in Palm Springs, Calif. 12 activity in shot of bourbon, but it all went down 4 were 8, There Wash. Nicaragua, reports Lifestyle made. have to be concerned as Americans that the drain in this city w here the booze which could not be confirmed, that Some federal officials worry that AND MORE . . . Full color comics, that might be the outcome, and we flows freely. Tardencillas was not expected in ManThe official said Watt never made a Watts program will conflict with TV and Home cannot iiermit that. Parade Week, were other There before Monday. that every (donation) agua Reagans new policy and Watt will commitment n Magazines. A tank of whiskey slipped He said the Mexicans "do not reject reports that he had flown to Mexico City surrender some of the governments request would be honored, or that they from a crane and ruptured as it was and would leave there Monday for donations. Certainly, the specific U.S. criticism of their plan, most marketable property in approving would be cost-fre- e if the being loaded on a ship Friday night which calls for a negotiated end to the donations under his year-ol- d good some properties will be donated Managua. Forecast in the Industrial Canal. in El Salvador. Sundays , Barrica-dafighting neighbors" program. property board makes that decision. The Nicaraguan newspaper Much g Lake and Salt 351 U.S. officials As vicinity for received the has Tardencillas, owned City Watt applications ruling by Watt has been left with a thorny Firefighters were called to wash colder Sunday, with rain in the valleys, made no secret that they were happy to National Liberation Front, Western states for a total of Sandinista from of as a result dilemma for area fear down the something political snow in mountains. Weather details see him go. Whoever said that a acres of the more than 300 said Tardencillas recantation of statewould ignite the alcohol. Reagans recent push for major land 953,000 about is reliable, asked the senior had made terrorist he ments 1 previously See Column sales tolielp cut the budget deficit. Only Page 2, official. a year ago, the interior secretary unveiled a good neighbors program, "Im late because I've been trying to get the egg off my face tins morning. inviting Western governors to apply for he quipped to reporters as he arrived . donations or purchases at cut-rat-e for a scheduled background interview prices of some of the most valuable those crimping comat the State Department. public lands must three-sta- r general, Eugeniusz Molezyk, "nationwide discussion about a draft face up to them, the party By W. Joseph Campbell munity expansion. Its that dam guerrilla. He moved of its strengths deputy commander in chief of the statement entitled, "What are we command ... awareness out of the Wliite House and came over Associated Press Writer Interior spokesman Harmon Kali-maof intentions and we where are weaknesses, for, clarity heading?" Warsaw Pact forces and Polands fighting here." he joked, referring to a comsaid Watt simply hasnt deterSoviet, Polish deputy defense minister. The official The document could be the basis for the and the will to carry them through. WARSAW, Poland plaint by Haig some months ago that he mined how those two programs and East German troops began mand statement on news agency PAP said only that the partys The paper said the party must shake was the target of a campaign to to fit are own) his and going (Reagan's euvers in northwest Poland Saturday in exercises" had ideology, PAP said, quoting Central off (its) vagueness, vacillations, suspidiscredit liim by a "guerrilla in the i. together. An option paper is now being what observers called an unequivocal Committee Secretary Marian been cions, internal conflicts which have White House. planned. several him him. for giving at Poles aimed show of force prepared dissuading distanced the party from working The government daily Rzeezpospoli-ta- , choices." from challenging martial law, now in Tardencillas, 19, told reporters Frito the more than 16 months Dec. 13. the party was not people, (and) weakened its ability to put "Before referring he knew nothing about of labor upheaval preceding martial uniform and was unable to act offenBut when asked if Watt was still its fourth month. up a fight with a political enemy," a day that and Cuban involvement in Nicaraguan to Dec. the 500 reference good continue as to those Solidarity. law, said, days ending sively." Orzechowski was quoted planning maneuvers, dubbed The week-lona completely different El Salvador of 13 offered many examples" statement the draft that In months adding the in after neighbor' donations in lightMon-ofsaying, 82," are the first Solidaritys story than he had told State DepartFriendship James sentiment. the to and announcement, move a as meant party is in permit Reagan's August 1980, the party ment officials emergence Poland since Dec. 13 when martial law just a short time earlier. "The imposition of martial law frus- to mover its ideological and political lost thousands of members. Aid in the was imposed and the independent union Officials had hoped that Tardencillas first weeks after the martial law trated an revolution, pre- identity." Solidarity was suspended by Gen. vented Iralicidal bloodshed, (and) decree, the party retreated into near-tota- l would tell reporters about being re- -' Try buna Ludu, the Communist Party Wojciech Jaruzelski, the nation's presilence. The public discussion cruited by Nicaragua to fight in El saved the Polish state. defense minister and Communist newspaper, asserted that "thousands of Theres one thing to be said for mier, chief. economic and recently initiated is clearly an effort to Salvador and that he had been trained political, paramount Party Communist activists, Party it sure causes a lot of in EtJiiopia and Cuba. , ignorance unity. launched what PAP termed a socialw'roblems cull for solutions. To The ry exercises were led by a interesting arguments. 1M f ' R-G- R-S.- C. Young Guerrilla Heads for Nicaragua After Discrediting State Department Watt to Give Cities, States Chance at Choice Land ( Inside The T ribune Tall Bourbon And Water E-l-- B-2- A-2- A-- 5,000-gallo- n 11-- left-win- , B-- Maneuvers Open in Poland A Warning n tactical-operation- Orze-chowsk- g anti-Sovi- anti-sociali- st anti-sociali- Toclav's Chuckle V junta f I" 3 u 1. ' |