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Show i 2A CESEPET NEWS, Thursday, June 12, 1969 by Gil Keane FAMILY CIRCUS ' ' Conflict On Looms Senate Action Still Pay TV Okayed By FCC The WASHINGTON (AP) moves by the U.S. Judicial Conference have failed to halt plans for legislative action to prevent conflicts of interest involving federal Federal Communica-- t Commission (FCC) order allows creation of a pay TV channel in cities which already have four other commercial stations. The FCC will not begin accepting applications for the stations until it issues a set of technical standards, expected shortly. Movie theater owners have e battle waged a against the FCC order, comsave free TV plete with signs on their marquees and letter writing campaigns to Congee's. The theater interests fear money spent by the viewer in his home will be money lost to the movie houses. For the first time in 15 years there has been no outward move in Congress to block pay TV, despite two resolutions previously passed by the House Commerce Committee telling the FCC to keep hands off pay TV. The National Association of Theater Owners went to court Monday asking the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to review the FCC order. i o n s judges, members of Congress, ings on a financial disclosure bill. The request to the Rules Committee was made by P. Sens. Clifford Case, and Philip A. Hart, chief sponsors of a measure to require public reports annually on outside sources of income by ail federal officials earning more -Self- -policing and executive branch officials. The Judicial conference, at a meeting here Tuesday, adopted a resolution requiring all federal judges except members of the Supreme Court to file annual statements with the conference listing their income, assets and liabilities. A spokesman for Case said R.-N.- judges. Two Senate Judiciary subintend to go ahead with hearings, and the committees than Senate Rules Committee is being asked to schedule hear $18,000 The a year. bill would apply , to i Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas in the midst of controversy over his ties to the Louis E. Wolfson family foundation, also voted a general against federal prohibition judges accepting compensation for outside activities. Again, this would not apply to Supreme Court justices since the corference took the he did feel this was adequate since pjblic disclosure is not Case required. tained this is vital has mainif it is to be effective. Case was joined by Hart in sending a letter to Sen. B. Everett Jordan, ., chairman of the Rules Committee, urging hearings on their full Disclosure bill. The Judicial Conference, of acting after the resignation position It had no jurisdiction over them. . full-scal- "Why are you mailing o card to Garnddad? I thought you said Sunday was FATHER'S day!" ABM Foes Hit Where it Hurts WASHINGTON -- (UPI) Opponents of President Nixons Safeguard antimissile system may try to knock the money props out from under - the weaponry m a Senate blinwdown that could come as early as next week. The plan reported under .'active consideiation by the bloc of senators opposed to the antibalhstic missile system involves (ABM) attachment of a rider to a Soviets Push Big Missiles - WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon predicts the Soviet Union will pour more than $12 billion into its growing force of missile busting SS9 rockets by 1975. This figure is based on the latest national' intelligence estimate which, according to U.S. defense leaders, projects that the Soviets will have 420 with SS9s by the 230 qow operational or under construction. mid-1970- supplementary appropriations bill. The rider would stop the Defense Department from more money on spenoing of the ABM, deployment including site seeking, until Congress specifically gives its The Pentagon permission. previously acknowledged it is already using money appropriated for the Sentinel ABM the plan scrapped by to buy radar and Nixon computer parts for Safeguard. Defense officials, however, contend the procurement has ben limited to parts that must be bought well ahead of any deployment that might take place. The Pentagon also has bought some Safeguard missiles with Sentinel funds, but said they will be used only for research and development. Sources close to the Senate's ABM foes said no decision has been reached on whether the rider actually will be offered; but they said the legislative language has been drafted for use if neces- - Gives And Gets sary. HAND-FINISH- HOMEWOOD, ALA. 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