Show — Is - f ' Sft M y - 4 p & 4 w K ? ' tfsLN&a'V? - “ AJkif Vj -- i 'v u r ' '5i - v f! '! f p " “ 'i- V -' ' ' "1 " rf FORECAS1 ' TEMPERATURES OGDEN: HHs fody Thun dSy hn mld$0i Lew tor fob? ?p £$ par UTAH’ amo cmtcd VOL LXXXVII No 212 mss wnso OGDEN UTAH w sjfr wi mnworo JULY Si 1974 mimvAffowax WEDNESDAY EVENING 10c DAILY fMW Thor Nfoht Nxtay day m8it!y S5 to Laws torsfofef 60s 25e SUNDAY WIlBWMMW?aIIWMWWu'iWwilWUMMrnMMftiH'l ! Asiaciafed Press Gasoline shortage? Don’t tell that to dealer Art Paul He's cut there pumping into the night ’‘Sell sell sell — that’s what the companies are telling us raw” said Paul taxing a break ’Tuesday night at his Los Angeles station to comment in his capacity as president of the Gasoline Itctailers Association of Southern California Paul is among some dealers around the country who report that even though television commercials are still plugging conservation of gasoline the companies are filling service station storage ianks with gasoline allocations equal to or exceeding those of 1972 “Every dealer in Southern California is getting as much or more than 72” Paul claimed He said that to his knowledge in Southern California Mobil is supplying 105 per cent and Standard 109 per cent of 1372 deliveries Dealers who liked the idea of limiting hours to get home for dinner or even take a Sunday off for fishing are finding themselves back In the thick of competitive sales Reports from Southern California are echoed at least in Chicago and Miami according to survey by The Associated Press Some oil companies admit the accounts of higher supplies and selling pressure are accurate A Union Oil spokesman put it were getting about 90 per cent of 1972 allocations t The American Petroleum Institute an industry trade organization said in Washington that gasoline stocks are slightly higher than & year ago while demand is slightly lower No one immediately had a certain answer for reported alvariances in allocations the said Paul that though heavy concentration of refineries in Southern California might be a this way: “We have not forced the dealers to stay open longer We have requested them to return to the operating hours they had prior to the problems of last winter and early this year The reason Is that more gasoline is available now and we want to be able to take care of the motoring public” In Maryland dealers reporting said deliveries were running from a low of SO per cent to a high of 120 per cent c! 1972 levels Arkansas dealers said they average of 58 cents a gallon far regular and SO cents A gallop for premium local plus and that some regions might he slighted ‘But in Southern California seme companies call up at the end ol the month and say ‘Hey we’ve got another load of gas for you’ And we don’t even want It because we’ve got enough and it’s rat worth i? to work 24 hours all the time” Paul said Automobile The American Association said gas prices were running on a nationwide The API denied reports that gss prices are being suprared at unnecessarily high let ids b a reduction in gasoline production It said increase! gm production would hare to come from additional Imports of oil and would cost more than gas produced from domestic crude Ad so production increases would not reduce the price it SUSPENDED TERMS FOR 2 Up Histor in prison Given to Ehrlichman idle Okaye WASHINGTON (AP) — For-- ( Recent of each and every one gL highest position of public trust nser presidential assistant John those counts” and the major responsibility for D Ehrlichman was sentenced! Answering Gesell Hhis shameful episode in the briefly to a minimum 20 months in 'called the break-i- n at the office history of our country Daniel “The Constitution Y3S lg-prison today cn his comiction (of psyEllsberg’s for conspiracy and perjury in j chiatrist one of the mos the rights of citizens case’ the Elis berg break-i"shameful episodes in Ameri- were abused the Ellsberg fedILS District Judge Gerhard can history” eral prosecution was tainted A Gesell set to five-yeand had to be dismissed by PUBLIC TRUST sentences to run con(Matthew) Byrne Judge Gesell said that among the and concurrently for each of the three defendants ‘‘Falsehoods Ehrlichman had cealments were criminals counts for which Ehto employed violated the high public trust thwart lawful rlichman was convicted into this inquiry G Gordon Liddy a member that went with his position in abuse” Gesell added cf the White House plumbers the White House Ehrlichman told an impromptu unit which carried off the Just before sentencing Eh- news conference outside of the rlichman Gesell said to him courthouse that break-i- n was given a "justice will be sentence but it is to "You’re a lawyer and among found and done and that I will run parallel with other sen- the defendants you held the ultimately be exonerated and tences handed Liddy in the vindicated” n break-ioriginal Watergate REPEATED DEFENSE case Thus it does not add any Ehrlichman repeated the detime to what Liddy already had fenses he attempted to raise at to serve the trial and again charged TWO DUPED that Judge Gesell had erred in not allowing him to present Gesell said two other conthem all to the jury victed members of the plumb“All people who are in govers group Miamians Bernard ernment are constantly reL Barker and Eugenio R Marto balance the interests quired tinez “were duped by high govof an individual ernment officials” and gave against the them suspended sentences larger interest of the country as a whole” the former White Ehrlichman until April 20 House official said 1973 one cf the closest mem“There was a balance of that bers of President Nixon's inner kind involved in this case” Ehcircle stood before Gesell just rlichman said and contended before sentencing and said quithat Gesell should have allowed etly: him to plead national security “Your Honor I believe I am interests were involved in the the only one in this courtroom plumbers operation who really knows whether I am Ehrlichman 49 a highly sucinnot I am guilty or guilty cessful Seattle zoning lawyer who joined the 1968 Nixon presidential campaign could have received a maximum penalty of hree-Matio20 years in prison and fines of Narrow - Vote Of 21 to 17 ar th Group n egins Survey for Cyprus Truce Line WASHINGTON Proclaiming that President Nixon “warrants impeachment and trial and removal from office" the House Ju dieiary Committee has ended its historic inquiry with a three-par- t resolution to be sent to the House Tl-T- Rewrite Impeachment Trial Ehrlichman plans an appeal and Gesell freed him on his own recognizance Although he gave the two Cubans who actually broke into the office of Dr Lewis J Fielding a suspended sentence Gesell said the burglary represented the same kind of actions common in “the very regime you strenuously and courageously opposed in Cuba” Both Martinez and Barker are Cuban exiles who worked for more than a decade as clandestine CIA agents based in Miami Liddy Martinez and Barker could have received maximum sentences of 10 years in prison and fines of $10000 each Rules Mansfield Suggests 'THIRD-RAT- PAGES) Dar 14A Abby Comics j I Sen- I 15B-17- B 17B-13- B Dr Thosteson Editorial Pag® Markets ISA 4A 14B Movies i "third rate burglary” 9B —Abusing hh powers through of federal agents and misuse 28-5- 8 con to violate agencies 138 stjtutional rights of citizens by 2A wiretapping income tax audits 14A-15and other activities —Refusing to comply with committee subpoenas for 147 Obituaries Sports Pag®s Television Log Wathtr Map Women's Pages 148 ! 1 tape-record- I red-face- nt n L-ri RETURNS: Get out of that Areh Meathcad Bunker's home - Carroll O'Conner who plays in “All in the Bunker returned to the has Family” cast after refusing to appear in two of the first episodes taped for the fall season in a $60009 pay dispute with the Tandem Produo-- I producers tions chair r Tuesday's Archie session - when fpglder3efe 1 Senate - ©£ conversation 26-1- Hughes 3 Aides Face - I PC £VldeflC£ Republican ed land other material sought as I evidence by the inquiry Rejected as imqieacbabto of Reuses before the committee concluded Us inquiry were proposed articles recommending for concealing impeachment the bombing of Cambodia from Congress and perpetrating fox fraud by underpaying hk income taxes Both were defeated by 2 votes The Commidec? recomipsrv dations must first face the formality of passing through the $ 2Aj column 1 18-pa- ge NAMES IN THE NEWS BURGLARY' articles of im- “high T4A Bridge Classified E The three peachment charge Nixon with and miscrimes j demeanors” by: —Obstructing justice Ift env- enng up the Watergate affair ithe break-i- n of Democratic na tional headquarters June ST once described by a White j 1572 House spokesman as just a The Senate’s impeachment to add specific details by the Mansfields proposals conDISTRESS FLAG resolution trial rules were adopted in 1868 House itself tained in an that goes before the Senate for the trial of President An-- — Admit evidence if admisThis week’s sible in any other kind of pro JUST LAUNDRY Rules and Administration Com- brew Johnson mittee today would provide House Judiciary Committee jceeding a "broad provision 'de RHYL Wales iL’PIl— The that all proceedings in a pos- - recommendation of impeach- - signed to permit a maximum coast guard sent boats into sible impeachment trial cement against President Nixon! amount of evidence to be heard Sea when they saw Irish the President Nixon would take! is the first directed at an by senators a distress signal living aloft place in public — unless the American president since then j —Deny withholding of evi-- j on a yacht Senate itself votes to close The major changes Mansfield i dence on any grounds m-- j But when they arrived a na-- j j is proposing would: them If national security eluding d yachtsman in his claimed fcow-- i tional is security AS ANSWER CHARGES JURORS SIT lever the Seite wratd take the! —Limit the power Under current rules exam! re3ie his behind closed doors f feed he dd wet trousers hoisted aloft ination of witnesses production Chief Justice who would pre-- j testimony' AGREES WITH SOME to dry in the wind formed j of evidence statements by law- side at a trial transferring) con--1 to official rescue signal would an take and and power supervise preparation —Require “dear voting yers ' of while the in Senate to officials trial debates n v i n c j public place g evidence of by senators preceding a final The Chief Justice would retain j wrongdoing for conviction as a) vote would take place behind the power to make procedural i middle ground between the! closed doors rulings subject to a vote by the j proof required in criminals trials — “beyond a reasonable) doubt” — and those used in civ- - j proceed I Leader reappeared US ! Indictment-- Three-Wa- y Ne?- - ap -j- ertaiiurt pkadins” he had Billionaire Howard Hughes and seen VEGAS- - ! j I f - vcr I lation and fraud by a federal was given six months to return on My bead’ was fined sou m j grand jury that made an about-- 5 a new indictment a time limit Nashville’s Sessions Court j expired Tuesday mid-cn ‘ charges of 1 Tuesday assaulting a police officer WASHINGTON (APi-- HrThomas said Ire “drank a 1 s Nets former head of to force down tire value of on the mgni m little bran-dthe nation's largest milk pro-- (West stock in order to make it! Te grand jury the same ere handed down the ertgmsl question and “I really can’t j pleaded easier tor Hughes to gain had met Monday but of that recall the events j gyiftv today t censoring to jcial control of the regional I bribe John B Cennally far- line: Now called Hughes right” ' with y an mifk jwest it was- - taken over 'CHe'was arrested last month wer A ' 31 1&63 on fet' Dec ’vritii ice and scuiOa he’d a fired be' v after prfos- supports pel episodes ' M jlhhes f head c I The charger are a stream-esm“All in the Family''' ’ would gc called irecause the entertainer r?f7bClf- gammg Ittaed version f an Q‘witbout Mm “s!fogediy refused to pay a taxi ‘fR a $l&f§ ' Archto’s absence ' became fore y f Cm rtiused last Dee 27 which was f lire was the point of the first-thre- e Is wxvng y “t la told tire judge shows concluding s Air-4rfui- ed - 1 The third impeachment article relating to the subpoenas was approved Tuesday by a narrow 7 vote Include! ©rand Central special ‘ -- s (AP) — U (3 SECTIONS ‘Tf the present rules obtain” Senate but would be unable to j i break ties Sen Robert C Byrd D-ate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield is proposing a com- Va said in an interview “you! —Require the defendant’s plete overhaul of the Senate’s will not hear senators debating j lawyers to answer charges in a impeachment trial rules in- They will be sitting as jurors” j bill' of impeachment within 10 Byrd and Mansfield are the! days cluding new standards of evidence and opening the debate sponsors of a resolution that! —Permit amendment of the among the senators to the pub- would permit radio and tele- - impeachment charges by the vision coverage of the trial lic and television House managers if authorized WASHINGTON Or - od 21-1- Ky-ren- ia d lI ADOPTED IN 1868 -- 4yi In it the committee recommends Nixon’s impeachment for obstructing justice misuse of his powers and failing to obey its committee ubpoeM3 for evidence v Debate in the House will begin in about two weeks would The three articles redefine and limit the power of the executive They are the first to be sent to the House floor in mere than a century since President Andrew Johnson’s impeachment during the Civil War reconstruction peri- who voted against it At left is Rep Edward Hutchinson of Michigan the ranking Republican on the panel In center is Rep Charles Wiggins of California REP ROBERT McCLORY right who sponsored the third article of impeachment against President Nixon confers with two cf the Republicans $30000 PLANS TO APPEAL NICOSIA Cyprus (AP) -- last” declared Turkish Cypriot Greek Turkish and British offi- leader Rauf Denktash as he the waved to newsmen from a cers began surveying battlefield the from air passing car Cyprus In contrast the Greek Cyceaseto the determine today Darkish and line between fire priots strongly criticized the accord particularly a provision Greek Cypriot forces Tfce move was the first step which cabs for the withdrawal in implementing the military of Greek Cypriot forces from agreement disengagement See page 2A column 2 signed in Geneva Tuesday by the foreign ministers of Greece Turkey and Britain The agreement prorides for an indefinite partition of the island the indefinite presence cf Turkish invasion forces and a United Nations around the territory by the Turks "The war is over so maybe we will be able to assert authority again” said Maj Peter Gill the United Nations com- mandsr in the embattled region along the island's northern coast where the Turks 3 20 t launched their invasion July CN FIRING HALTED The UN headquarters in Nicosia said the island was quiet on all fronts and that firing had j ceased except for some isolated shooting during the right Associated Press correspondj ent Peter Arnett reported from Kyrenia that the Turks had exit tended their area cf control anws-to the east miles other few along the coast but that generally the troops were frozen in thur positions Arnett said that Turkish Cypriot officials in Kyrenia were beginning to clean away seme x a the rubble left oer from "ROTTEN RALPH”- of Philadelphia dressed in a heavy fighting there At trie Philadelphia Flyers hockey uniform relaxes on a same time Turkish soldiers hotel bed with a Lower behind his ear in front of a continued looting- some of the Flyers’ pennant ‘Known ' for Ms: bad disposition abandenod shops m the city j Ralph-hajust finished a hard day at the Fashioh The Geneva agreement was Show competition of the All American Glamour Kitjoyously received by Turkish ty Contest in Miami Beach Cypriots “We have peace at (AP) — - lrni" -- - er j |