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Show Page 10 The Utah Independent June 19, 1975 The Paper That Dares To Take A Stand THE SCOTT REPORT BORDER SINO-SOVIE- RESOLUTION . WASHINGTON U.S. Senator Jesse Helms today introduced a resolution in the Senate requiring the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to rewrite proposed regulations to be used in implementing Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Helms termed the recently DANGER by Paul Scott no-Sov- iet Intelligence Officials rexamining the political-militar- y are significance of this weeks reopening of the Suez Canal on the balance of power in the world. The strategic waterway gives the Soviets an alternate, oceangoing supply route from their Black Sea ports to Vladivostok, their main naval base in the Far East. Soviet comIntercepted munications indicate that their order of battle calls for the opening of such a supply route as part of their planning for a preemptive first strike against Communist Chinas nuclear production facilities and Pekings medium range nuclear tipped missiles now aimed at the heartland of the Soviet Union. While American intelligence officials have not yet determined the Kremlin's exact timetable for such an attack on Communist China, the general belief is that it will come sometime between September, 1975 and October, 1976 depending upon events in other areas of the world. The possibility of a Soviet military move in Asia within the next 12 months was also indicated by information gathered by this writer during his recent trip to Portugal. It was learned that all of Russias textile industry is now producing military uniforms usually a sign that a country is preparing for war. Soviet military forces are now the largest in the world. WORLD-WID- E EXERCISE The world -- wide naval exercise conducted by the Kremlin earlier this year is another indicator that the Russians are preparing their vast naval and air fleets for possible future use. These forces were deployed on the largest scale ever attempted by Russia and were positioned to protect the countrys new oceangoing link between their Black Sea ports and Vladivostok. The takeover of South Vietnam and Cambodia by Communist forces makes available to the Russians the U.S. built naval bases in . BEWARE OF both of these strategically located Southeast Asian countries. American naval officers say privately that these bases will soon give the Russians control of the oceans around the southern rim of Asia from North Vietnam to the Indian Ocean. MEANING TO U.S.-- The Soviet impact of any large-scal- e nuclear attack on the northern section of the China mainland could bring serious problems to the U.S. Government nuclear scientists stress that fallout from any large numbers of atomic or triggered over the mainland would be carried by the jet streams over the Northern half of the U.S. This deadly nuclear fallout would force the evacuation of such large U.S. cities as Seattle, Portland, Sait Lake City, Chicago, Paul, Cleveland, Minneapolis-S- t New York, and BosPhiladelphia, ton thus seriously disrupting the U.S. economy. Such a disruption of U.S. manpower would force the President to declare a national emergency. This would lead to the imposition of martial law in a large area of the country thus giving vast war-tim- e the President powers. The Russians, in effect, by attacking Communist China could disrupt the U.S. economy and' political process without ever having to drop an atomic bomb on the country. This is a threat to the American way of life that none of our top officials will discuss publicly although the danger has been seriously considered within the National Security Council, the government's highest policy planning body. THE BIG DITCH LINK- The reopening of the Big Ditch, as the Suez Canal is referred to at the highest levels of the Ford Administration, has again touched off a new debate inside the White House on what should U.S. policy be in case Russia attacks Communist China. Since the lives and way of life of all Americans are at stake, not the Ford Ad- ministration speak out frankly about this threat to U.S. security and whether the government has a policy to stop such a Soviet attack. If we still have a government of the people, for the people, and by the people, the "triangular war question involving Russia, Communist China, and the U.S. should be fully aired and a policy adopted which protects the interests of the American people. Note. A book which deserves the attention of the American Kissinger On The public is Couch by Phyllis Schlafly and Retired Rear Admiral Chester Ward. In one chapter, the authors explain the dynamic interaction between the strategic power of the three nuclear nations, the Soviet Union, the U.S. and Red China. OVER-EXPECTATIO- The Soviet Union always was and must always be, an Empire of prison or Captive Nations, with guarded borders to keep the captive people from escaping. No relaxations of emigration can ever be more than token and temporary ruses to gain critical strategic advantages. To expect anything more is totally absurd because it would cause the Soviet Empire to collapse. HEW regulations, published pertaining to sex discrimination in education, "arrogant bureaucratic and said, "they are inconsistent with Congressional enactment. "The law obviously states that women shall not be excluded from an equal educational opportunity with men, Helms said, "Its that simple, and I do not believe that any Senator is opposed to that. But a great many people, including this Senator, are opposed to HEW regulating intercollegiate athletics, marital and family status, the makeup of classes and other excesses. Helms explained that the nondiscrimination provision pertains only to an "education program or activity. He said the obvious intent of the law is that the general, ordinary meaning be given to the word education. He objects to the regulations declaring that "pregnancy is to be treated as a temporary disability such as a broken leg. If these regulations are allowed to stand, Helms said, "a school will be legally required by the Federal Government to allow unwed, pregnant teachers to continue to mold the minds of young people. 1 do not believe this is what the vast majority of American parents want for their childrens educational experience." Helms also noted that it has been suggested that HEWs rules governing school insurance will require such benefits and services to cover a students pregnancy or rule-maki- bs should GOLD PRICE TO BE DEPRESSED DISAPDISCRIM- PROVE HEW SEX INATION REGULATIONS T Washington: Russias continued buildup of combat ready troops on border is being the Si closely watched by American Intelligence Authorities in relation to the reopening of the Suez Canal. In the past eighteen months, the Soviets have quietly increased the combat readiness of their 56 divisions on the China border from sixty-fiv- e percent to eighty-fiv-e percent or to a level of readiness for offensive action. The increased readiness of these crack ground forces, along with the steady buildup of missiles and aircraft, now gives the Russians the capability in the Far East of launching a nuclear attack against Communist China at any time. It is in this light that American TO . ng abortion. The regulations Continued from page cannot survive on its own; it needs "free" labor to survive. Thus, they are not afraid of it. In' fact, treason to their own nations is a matter of operation for these internationalists. They owe no loyalty to anyone or anything except themday-to-d- ay selves. Thus, the sale of 500,000 ounces of what remains of the U.S. gold stock is merely another example illustrating their technique of stealing from the taxpayers to prime the pump of some swindling scheme they work out in their secret conferences. Dr. Peter Beter has predicted an ultimate gold price of $2000 per ounce after the international bankers have most of it in their hands. DISCRIMINATION tains a very embarrassing question. It reads: Dear Congressman: I understand the U.S. Government is supplying materials to Israel on 3 credit. Isn't it correct that the government charges 8 to vets who seek credit to establish a home for themselves? Why would the American government discriminate against U.S. vets in favor of a foreign government? After all, most 'Nam vets are certain- -' ly poorer than the Israel government who just got a billion dollars from their wealthy American supporters. "Perhaps in your position you could answer this question that baffles me and my buddies. "Sincerely, (name withheld)" Unfortunately, American war veterans are discriminated against by the U.S. government not only in favor of Israel but also oFSoviet Russia, which has been granted credits at 4. WHY BRING THIS CHESTNUT UP AGAIN? Reprinted From Iron Age Once again the idea of whether or not the United Stated should go to an all-o- ut planned for national has come economy up attention. This time it arrives in the form of a bill recently introduced by Senators Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota and Jacob Javits of New York. They dont look for fast passage of the bill, but rather for it to open a national debate on the pros and cons of the issue. Italreadyhas the backing of some businessmen and labor leaders, as well as . came out bluntly and said they were building an economic police state, their cause would never get off the ground. It seems to me that those who push for centralized planning are not looking for an improvement on the existing American political-econom- ic system, but a brand new system. Now, if the backers of the bill are really Humphrey-Javit- s in national planning per interested se. they would be pushing for the government, as it now functions, to improve its planning. And it would be proposing ways to do just that. Certainly, there are enough p, branches, government departments and agencies now doing planning some on a very long-ranbasis. And there are the compertinent Congressional mittees to review these plans and rule on their legislative implementation. Then. too. there is the White House and its cabinet officers and huge staffs to coordinate plans of various government elements. So why not work with what weve got? Sure, our present system can be improved. But desge pite our current economic problems, it has worked very well. So why bring this old chestnut so-call- ed POLITICAL . An esteemed Congress- man has received from MMKTir I lv specifically mention with favor a schools providing "family planning services to students. The list goes on, Helms commented. "Page after page of inconsistent with the Congressional enactment. The advocates of these regulations within HEW freely admit that in politicians. Can anyone be against planpreparing them they used regulations and court decisions ning? Hardly. It is absolutely necessary in pertaining to racial discrimination of an earlier era as their guide. this changing world. And in the There is simply no correlation great running debate on planning I between the relationship of one am numbered with that group that race of people to another race of argues the more things change, the and the relationship more planning is needed. people between men and women. The But are we really talking about evident folly of such a comparison constructive national planning would at times seem amusing were when we talk about the proposed it not another exploitation of Office of National Economic Planminorities to achieve the purposes ning? of arbitrary bureaucrats. I dont think so. Helms will ask the Congress to Leonard Woodcock, approve his concurrent resolution president of the United Auto and require HEW to prepare Workers Union, in explaining the another set of regulations because need for passing the bill. says. the present proposals are by "the "Experience has taught us that the nature of their conception so unseen free magic of the erroneous that it would be far sim- market does not work. pler to prepare anpther set than to But Walter Wriston. revise to satisfactorily attempt chairman of Citi-correbuts. "If these. proponents ofcentralized planning rule-maki- ng 1 up again? Gene Beaudet Editor-in-Chi- ef MAL-PRACTI- in war is a losing proposition; is a depressing and an unemploying thing; to enemies is doubly in business no-ai- d to allies and no internal security is terry fying; no end to deficits, inflation and rising taxes is bankrupting; no end to government controls and guide lines is debilitating; no energy expansion is and no end is in sight but our own. economy-strangulatinNo-wi- n no-pro- fit self-defeatin- g; g; STOP ABORTION IM TOO YOUNG TO DIE! |
