Show it V m 6ias4ewatiEuw JS 2A 3000 Ogden Standard - Examiner Friday August 2 1974 3024 C J& AUGUST 3000 3000 strategy will become known to you as events unfold” Gerald HUBERT WATCHED TUC OFFICE CLOCK TOR THIRTY YEAR6 WHEN HE WA5 6UPERANWUATEQ —' THE COMPANY GAVE IT j 60 L Warren told reporters DELAYED The Aug 19 date set for starting House debate represents a delay of nearly a week TO Bill HIMfj v ': v'i- ‘'r' ''' ' 3 S? Si "’ ' ' - ‘f 3 af!v - msrik $45 Continued Prom First Pag f- yr3'? Billion Public Work: Gets Senate Approval (AP) — The Senate has approved a $456 billion spending bill to fund scores of works projects public to reduce the bill by a flat 5 jWis also attempted to reduce the schedule Chairman Peter per cent and by 52 to 44 turned jthe bill’s cost But his amend-jmeRodino Jr had announced down a motion by Rep Bob to remove $54 million to chop it by 3 Dole during the Judiciary Comfrom military programs under mittee’s impeachment inquiry per cent throughout the nation exThere was no immediate Both Chiles and Dole argued the Atomic Energy Commission The bill passed Thursday by e vote of 78 to 17 is $928 million that a flat cut would show the was rejected by a planation for the delay but it is believed Rodino wants more more expensive than the House American people Congress is margin time to prepare the comversion passed earlier this seriously trying to combat inthe bill also funds mittee’s report on the three aritiation by reducing government Although year the Atomic Energy Commission ticles it approved last week The Senate rejected attemots spending X !and several other federal But floor leaders for the bill to make major cuts in the bill’s During the committee’s conu-a- t ed Jtoj to meat- - agencies the bulk of the approsideration of the articles suptactics “a the likened however (pricetag RETIRED OR DISCHARGED It rejected 56 to 41 a motion ax operation porters of President Nixon said BECAUSE OF AGE OR INFIRMiTy priation pays for dam rescr-vio- r D- ' Sen William Proxmire they were too vague to permit by Sen Lawton Chiles 0'28 vaU iru and other vsater-relatt- d him to make a proper defense projects around the count! y Their efforts to amend the artiThe differences between the cles to make them more specific failed but Rodino said thel House and Senate versions would include factual inreport must be resolved in a conferUPI WEATHER FOTOCAST © formation that would make it ence committee FORECAST — Tonight will find showers and thunderstorms from central Texas clear what charges were being conthe most northeastward through the mid and upper Mississippi valley and into the Lakes Possibly brought against Nixon area Showers are likely in the coastal area of the mid and upper Northeast Clear troversial difference centers on The New Jersey Democrat to partly cloudy elsewhere — Ogden Standard-Examine- r UPI Telephoto said last veek the report would an $85 million appropriation in be ready next Tuesday but it is the House bill to begin Counsel understood THE WEATHER Special of a large dam on the John Doar has requested a few an hour reporters an hour later watched Delaware River between Pennmore days to prepare it NICOSIA Cyprus (AP) -- was machine-gunne- d The biggest outburst of fighting before noon and turned back as Turkish tanks traveling an sylvania and New Jersey The DETAILED ATTACK without suffering any casu- old I since the Cyprus cease-fir- e 10 dusty road just below the Senate bill would delete all The Republicans who agreement was signed three alties f crest of the narrow rocky funds for the project voted impeachment against across the A car full of reporters travago erupted Greek Cyat the fired days range also are preparing a detailed TO A HEAD mountains to- eling behind the UN armored strongpoint priot statement attacking the arti- western Kyrenia 91 62 Provo: Variable cloudiness to- - Portland United Press lnterntion:l Turat also fired However Sen John Steniis 'car was by Answering fire came from arcles and want more time to day 92 57 Provo Scattered thunderstorms ex- - night and Saturday advanced into kish soldiers But there were no tillery and machine guns slight forces Turkish floor manager for the work on it 91 68 Salt Lake City tended from the eastern Dako- - chance f attcrnoon cr hits that Greek four villages Cypriot evening San Francisco Earlier a scheduled meeting bill sale the decision to delete In the meeting between the 54 65 tas through Michigan and were abandoned after heavy The fighting was centered at to draw up buffer zones and the near 'thundershowers highs ComRules and 90:SeattIe the 88 56 eastern Lake Erie and south leadership money earmarked for the artillery barrages in the village of Agridaki on the cease-fir- e lines under UN aus- Tocks Island Lake mittee the possibility of per Turkish 48 72 91 ward through the middle and lows m the mid 60s probability Washington of project was side Nicosia the hours Kyrenia pices was postponed because not the past an attempt to kill the projlower Missouri and Mississippi of measurable shower 20 per — mitting the House to vote on a Turkish tanks launched a ma- mountain range the Turkish representative said ect but “to cent winds light except gusty resolution of censure as an alValievs today to the village drove bring the matter to sole the assault Reporters against he was not ready to attend No a head” in the ternative to impeachment was jor Thunderstorms also roamed near thundershowers conference comlocal as watched at and the midmorning Greek strongpoint still on explanation was given discussed mittee the southern Atlantic Coast and gusty canyon winds tonight redenational — Greek an artillery guardsmen mountains Turkish infantry began movUtah: Tonight and Saturday The proposal was made by He sad there are many enviand fended outpost at the top of Mt treated from machine-gu- n ing into Lapithos and Karavas ronmental and economic quesRep Delbert L Latta q scattered afternoon and evening A tornado was sighted mortar fire the two biggest townships in tions that must be answered bea member of both the Judiciary Kyparissouvouno Grard'showers and thundershowers atOn the other side of the the of A armored UN patrol ComKyrenia district late this fore final approval of the dam Rules Co the and a chance nmittee S0Uuth P°rti°n: Forks ND7 and another was to go up the mountain 'mountain overlooking the sea tempting into ran in mittee and the showers can be granted The dam sevreportedly “eavy reported at T11 Citv Tpx !UI Both these places — seven eral miles north of Stroudsstrong opposition from the where one house" was unroofed" sojith portion in late afternoons and nine miles west of the tourDemocratic leaders and Rules J1 temperature would Pa form a change highs ? burg thunderstorms soaked Heavy ist resort of Kyrenia town — 5 5 to 55 gusty Committee members ° reservior extending northward northwestern Arizona and were abandoned by the Greek into New York Such a resolution would not flash flood watch was in effect v1Hdf near thundershowers forces and their inhabitants be in order unless the Rules Sfenms said senators from Following are the tempera for the area Wednesday morning after Turtures: Committee permitted it and New7 Jersey and Pennsylvania NEW YORK (AF — The na- with the Democrats kish tanks began shelling them Newr CLOUDY AREAS holding a York a halt in the favor tion’s top four mass march- - 10-- 5 By noon today Turkish inedge on the committee while the Delaware RivPartly cloudy to cloudy skies Ogden project fantry was also moving into the er Basm Commission conducts were the rule over most of the Boise andizers report record sales in there is little chance it will be abandoned village of Agridaki a year-lon- g nation with only isolated areas Chicago 48 of it were boosted by increased allowed July and of Lar-nac- a the of clear skies nearby village W Dennis Denver David demand for such seasonal Rep Eoth of these villages are one of the 10 Early morning temperatures Idaho Falls The the items as summer the The sion other side of the mounin air conditioners WASHINGTON (AP) through pools Comranged from 52 degrees at Logan Judiciary tain Senate’s the range to 94 ati Los Angeles letter drew a prompt rejection said he effort to overhaul Quillayute Wash sporting goods and barbecue mittee Republicans in stems rules Thermal Calif cento vote New York to would be impeachment the chief DOMINATION from willing TOILETS equipment justice a Democratic fear The weather forecast: from Nixon Omaha sure part to The four In The highest the addition plus taking avvayi villages BATH TUBS Salt Lake City Ogden and Pocatello that Chief Justice 'Warren E TOO DRASTIC sales increase of 234 per cent the chief justice’s authority to Greek Cypriot strong point on wield a would WATER HEATERS Burger the mountain ail that ‘‘There are things I would be if there is an impeach- break tits on procedural ques- stand in the peak ofaietotal Turgavel jwas reported Thursday by the Wa hev 'em in store way to censure the ment trial of President Nixon third tions a pow'er exercised twice kish domination of the western retailer SS oerfectly willing Dennis largest told a President for” According to these fears Sen- by Chief Justice Salmon Chae part of the Kyrenia range Kresge of Troy Mich one of ‘‘but the newsman probate Democrats might look bad Continued From First Page Arnold has no reason to believe The fighting today set off maKresge said in the four weeks lems with impeachment is that if they constantly had to appeal in the 1863 trial of President donatlons from forest fires in the heavily Wre 27 ended that jor it July posted it’s so drastic” 2470 Well Ave ing in December 1971 and con5 by Burger upholding the Andrew Johnson Mansfield pro- wooded mountain slopes and rulings in million $407 1 sales B In !C0pp0rate Anderson John else compared Sait f°urpes' Lake to 197? on down Senate standards into Rep March earlv' tinuing President’s posed lay lawyers $3298 million in the similar Previously Arnold had chliv-t- o a Rules Committee mem- sources said Other sources re- crucial areas that could arise residents in towns in the foota $15000 donation to the by a Mills camapign worker hills watched with alarm period a year ago ber said there appeared to be of close relations at an trial Terry Shea who allegedly was Mills campaign that turned cit The smallest rise in sales 31 suooort in the committee and called reports impeachment Burger and the White These include the standards an illegal corporate gift cent was recorded by the among the House leaders for between being paid a corporate salary per House Gul Ojl Corp Arnold also largest retailer: Sears Roe- - calling the roll individually in In public there is a reluc- for admission of evidence and during part of that time bv a fro‘ haJ that he received buck & Co of Chicago The voting on the articles of to determine testlfled larze dairv-farmcocroeratiw tance by senators to say anv- -' for senators ’ob-truckm? record-in? the V billion tallied in than rather $103 impeachment whether company Associated Mnk Producers In byist Th thing but the nicest things but couldn’t recall ex- - sa!es had been proved to $1 billion a the vote electronically charges compared named who was about Burger Tne milk producers pleaded actly how much more ‘There’s By so doing supporters of the something d year ag0 Nixon five years ago to by In letter Williams said" on — to to spell things out man a Thursday that guiltv donating' oersonal about Chief Justice Earl War 'changes hope weather blamed — so $5000 illegally to the Mills Arnold later had remembered that than putrather Burger’s latitude in ren A Sears spokesman blamed saying ‘aye’ four other cash hancning to two cirand gifts Anderson a in slot” campaign paying ting a card “The same issue would have making rulings would be other employes to work for to Mills of from $1000 to $5000 cooler drier weather in some told reporters cumscribed been raised if Mr Warren had each He said they came fromof the firm’s marketing areas Mills However a bipartisan majorbeen chief justice” said Dem Hart and Stauffer each gave Phil c- Bennett head of the for hindering sales of air Com-- 1 Leader Mike Mansfield ity in the Senate Rules Bill cratic dehumidifiers and lawn of $3000 to the 17 'Washington office of the believes mittee apparently who included several limitacommittees except that Staid- - MG?e oil corporation Charles mowers The availability of rethe matter this after studying broad his in tions on Burger fer gave only $1000 to one of W- Davis a Chicago lawyer ifrigerators and freezers was For 'week the most part that for proposal to overhaul Senate im- the present rules should the committees to round out the Horace R Komegav president limited by a strike apply and1 J C Penney Co Inc based To peachment rules $100000 Thus Hart gave $510)0 n f the Tobacco Institute Sen Robert C Byrd Bernard L Ore 11 an executive here tallied a 142 per cent EXPLANATION SOUGHT and Stauffer gave $43000 Mansfield’s deputy and the SenA -WASHINGTON of (AP) to the sales million over Com$4787 rise Weyerhaeuser timber! Also in the Watergate ‘‘It is a matter of senatorial ate’s chief rules expert said he ithe $4192 million in July 1973 $£21 billion weapons procuremittee files there is evidence company of Takoma Wash Montana ‘isn’t that concerned about the the ment authorization bill has prerogative” of four previously undisclosed said Democrat Thursday ‘‘This 'chief justice been sent to President Nixon by is a matter for cash gifts of SI 000 cr more to duly elected Senate cn M 8M roU ca“ senators to have the the Mills campaign responsiTELEPHONES: not to delegate it” and NO REASON bility 399-961- 1 measure The compromise Asked for an explanation cf Circulation also who Williams adtrimmed $1 billion from the Lawyer (DELIVERY) Mansfield’s effort one source North Davis Zenith 961 1 ministration’s budget requests recalled represents oil lobbyist Carl Armonths several that nold said in a let’er to the 12 months ending June SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Standard Oil of CaliS Box Elder Zenith 961 1 fer the Mansfield made public a ago rommittee that Arnold recalled one-cen1975 30 t fornia has announced increases in the to Burger asking that the ALL OTHER DEPTS 394-771- 1 In addition to weapons spend- letter receiving the cah before secret wholesale price of gasoline and the higher prices Court be kept in ses xv ill be gifts became illegal and said ing for US armed forces it Supreme passed along to motorists also set a $1 billion ceiling on In an announcement Thursday the company US military aid to South Vietthe country’s fifth largest said the increases were TROPICAL FISH SPECIAL nam necessary to offset higher costs of obtaining raw It also established an active materials from overseas duty military manpower ceiling staAt Standard of California’s company-ruat 2149300 at the end of the tions regular will now sell for 579 cents unleaded fiscal year 2 800 below the fig589 and premium 611 WASHINGTON (APi — A till ure recommended by the PenUnder Federal Energy Administration regulapermitting Americans to buy tagon Civilian personnel of the tions the oil companies are allowed to pass these and sell g'dd has t"n sent to Defense Department was set at the White House by Congress costs cn to the consumer 995000 by year-en32327 unThe measure enacted der department requests Wednesday would allow the buving and selling tf gold as of Dec 31 if the President finds that the transactions will not disrunt the US international monetary position This would be the first time since the 1930s that private citiFftEE WASHINGTON in W nt R-Ka- ns one-vot- superannuated j (su-per-a- j D-F- la Turks Launch Major Assault i Against a Greek Sfrongpoint TODAY con-jstructi- Rains Visit Centra Section ! ss New Sales j K-Oh- io Levels Hit j Senate Demos Fearful Burger Might Lean To Nixon During Trial By 4 Firms a° i j R-I- nd 37-mi- le - over-the-ye- ar pro-Nix- SECRET $100000 on j KETCHUM'S ‘ i 394-886- R-11- er froa l°f cuc-cee- I condi-installmen- - Kerr-'tione- ts $221 Billion rs Arms Goes Nixon's Desk - D-W- V i STANDARD BECOMES THIRDtht Gold Measure Goes to Hill n d zens could conduct gold trans- GOLDFISH actions (Dx$ru 455 S'tanriarD-tLxamtnTwenty-thir- d One per customer While they last ri Street Gene Glasmann Hatch President Joseph F Breeze Exec Vice President Murray M Moler Associate Editor Charles D Carver Managing Editor dotiy Suodoy of Ogden Lioh by Tha Stonoord Corporotcn Ogdan Uoh 84401 —AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING Second Clou Poitoge pod ot Cgoen Utah Subscript on rotes $3 25 oer month anywhere AM moi United Sat tvbicriptront m odvonce i aim untolic'ted oncie picture letters rrorv- u scripts ond re ksted metier sent to the Ogden CLEARFIELD Clearfield Nursery AM ore sent ot the owners nsk end The Stondord Corporation aoes not assume responsbLty for ther custody or re- Stonoord-Exomine- r turn The Ogden Standard fcxommer is a msebsr cf he Associated ress United Press Intemo-ftcn- ol ard tne Audit Boreou of Circulations OGDEN i ' Grand Central Stores Joe Wood Farm-Garde- Ogden en Snuffy's Garden Sup Stimson's Garden Center Valley Nursery Wangsgard Drug OABDEN SUPPLY ROY his Z IS00 new shipment of the popular Winchester by his just arrived Durable polyestercotton blue denim with handsome front slash pockets Sizes Wolfe’s Skaggs Drug no-ir- SUNSET Burns Nursery 360 9th n esH qBsaea cf'1 THE WINCHESTER FROM rew®£o LOCAL DEALERS— n on 3 to 13 WOLFE'S LADIES' DEPARTMENT St 393-171- 4 — 23RD & WASHINGTON BLVD MAIN FLOOR OGDEN |