Vol. 30 No. 194 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, November 13, 1975

Rumsfeld refuses to rule out possible V.P. bid

WASHINGTON (AP)--Donald Rumsfeld There have been rumors since Ford refused to rule himself out yester- dropped Schlesinger 10 days ago day as a possible Republican can- that an ambitious Rumsfeld, Ford's didate for vice president next year. White House chief of staff, had However, Rumsfeld told the Senate been influential in muscling Schle- World News Digest Armed Services Committee considering singer out of office. his nomination to become secretary Under questioning, Rumsfeld said, of defense that "I would not be "I did not have anything to do with SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--A lawyer for seeking anything else" beyond the his departure." Patricia Hearst says a federal judge Pentagon post. In fact, Rumsfeld--who described has scheduled a special hearing for Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., himself as an admirer and friend of Monday to consider whether to delay an announced Democratic presiden- Schlesinger--indicated that he Miss Hearst's trial. Attorney Albert tial candidate, attempted to "nail recommended against ousting Schle- Johnson said he spoke with Judge down," as he put it, whether Rums- singer. Oliver Carter following an appellate feld was thinking of staying as Armed Services Committee members court ruling that could affect the secretary of defense only a matter also showed concern about whether Hearst case. The court ruled that a ,'f months before leaving to cam- Rumsfeld would challenge the views judge can exclude time used for psy- aign for vice president on a tick- of Secretary of State Henry Kissin- chiatric exams from a requirement et with President Ford. ger if Rumsfeld differed with Kis- that a defendant be brought to trial "That would be really presumptu- singer as secretary of defense. within 90 days of an arrest. ous if I would stand up and take Ford has said that Schlesinger was myself out of consideration for DONALD RUMSFELD fired because of growing tension SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)--Federal something I'm not being considered in his cabinet between Kissinger Judge Thomas MacBride is to rule to- for," Rumsfeld told Jackson. and Schlesinger. day on whether the jury in the At the same time, Senate Demo- When Sen. William Scott, R-Pa., Lynette Fromme case can hear testi- cratic Leader Mike Mansfield of the vice presidential nomination. asked Rumsfeld whether he could mony from Edward Vandervort. Vander- Montana issued a statement asking Rumsfeld, at his confirmation "be your own man" in espousing vort's testimony deals with a tele- George Bush, Ford's nominee to head hearing, expressed agreement on views that might differ with those phone call he allegedly received the Central Intelligence Agency, to most defense issues with the man of Kissinger, Rumsfeld replied, from Miss Fromme. Yesterday, with disclaim any intention of seeking he is succeeding, James Schlesinger. "Absolutely." the jury and Miss Fromme absent, Vandervort said that Miss Fromme had asked him to kill the president Utilities officer of Kaiser industries. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Senate Budget Committee has amended its budget re- solution and voted to add funds for praises residents the President's Middle East assis- tance package. The action was at the for saving water urgent request of the administration. WASHINGTON (AP)--A final showdown Gitmo residents did something in vote on a federal debt-limit bill October that they have not done could come today in the House. Yes- since April. terday, the House refused to con- Lt. W.P. Pierson, the PWD utili- sider the administration's proposed ties officer, said Gitmo conserved $395 billion federal spending ceil- enough water during October to ing for next year. But it approved 0reclude using three evaporators a Ways and Means Committee recommen- .maintain a constant sufficient dation to boost the federal debt amount in storage. The last time limit to $595 billion through next Gitmo was able to operate on only March 15. two evaporators for a month was in April. Pierson said two evaporators produce slightly more than 1.3 WASHINGTON (AP)--Congress is ex- million gallons of water a day, pected to rush through a resolution which matches the average amount extending existing oil price con- consumed on the days when lawns trols for three or four weeks. That are not watered -- Tuesday, Thurs- SCENIC GITMO: FOWLER PARK - A young couple takes advantage of the facili- would give Congress time for a final day, Saturday and Sunday. However, ties at Leeward Point's Fowler Park. The pleasant setting is ideal for a vote on a compromise energy bill ap- on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, day of fun or relaxation. This is one of several locations in Gitmo proved yesterday by House and Senate the daily average goes up to be- where residents may go for outdoor recreation. (Photo by PH2 Dave Clarke) conferees. Oil price controls are tween 1.45 and 1.5 million gal- due to expire Saturday. lons. WASHINGTON (AP)--The White House He said October's daily average says plans for President Ford's trip use of 1,355,000 gallons must be to China are proceeding on schedule. attributed to conservation, as Spokesman Ron Nessen said yesterday rainfall for the month was .33 Rejected that an advance planning team is inch. October's average rainfall scheduled to go to Chitta next week. is 6.12 inches.

The level of water use during Senate committee kills nomination of Blackburn (AP)--Winter--and lots of it-- October was so low, Pierson said, has arrived in parts of the U.S. that for two days near the end of WASHINGTON (AP)--The Senate of a present or former member of There already is eight to 12 inches the month Gitmo operated with only Banking Committee voted yesterday Congress. of snow on the ground in extreme one evaporator to avoid overflow- to kill President Ford's nomination The bank board regulates the Northern Wisconsin. And a winter ing the storage tanks. of Ben B. Blackburn, a former Geor- savings and loan industry and ad- storm has left nine inches of white gia congressman, to head the Fede- ministers the National Fair stuff in the North Dakota's Red The utilities officer also ex- ral Home Loan Bank Board. Housing Act, one of the civil River Valley and four to six inches plained that the third evaporator Opponents said Blackburn, 48, a rights bills which Blackburn voted in parts of Minnesota. Heavy snow is not normally on the line the Republican who served three terms against when he was in Congress. warnings are out for parts of majority of the time. He said the with Ford in the House, was too Nessen said that Ford was not Michigan. third evaporator is only used to insensitive to the needs and rights aware of a quotation attributed to maintain an acceptable water level. of minorities to serve in a post Blackburn that caused some senators BANGKOK, Thailand (AP)--A high- flew to Because the average use for a that sets federal policy on equal to question the nominee' s views on level Hanoi delegation month does not greatly exceed the access to home mortgage money. civil rights. He said that did not Saigon yesterday to begin negotia- average production, the third At the White House, Press Secre- come up "and would not normally tions for the reunification of evaporator is usually used to main- tary Ron Nessen said Ford will come up" in an FBI check. North and South Vietnam, Radio tain a minimum level. start looking for a new nominee The quotation was from testimony Hanoi announced. and "He will send up a new nomi- Blackburn gave before the House In conclusion the lieutenant nation." Banking Committee several years NEW DELHI, India (AP)--Jayaprakash said PWD appreciates the efforts The 8 to 5 vote against Black- ago. The transcript of the hearing Narayan, a prominent Indian opposi- of the community in its conserva- burn in the committee crossed quotes Blackburn as advocating tion leader arrested when Prime tion efforts and continued efforts party lines. public hanging as an object lesson Minister Indira Gandhi assumed auth- will be appreciated in view of It marked the first time in the for public housing tenants behind oritarian powers five months ago, rising fuel costs (required to memory of veteran senators that in their rent. Blackburn told the was paroled last night, official operate the desalinization plant) any Senate committee has voted to Senate committee he cannot recall sources said. and forthcoming budget cuts. reject the nomination to any post the remarks. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, November 13, 1975

r"\ ______POSTAL NOTE: C The Fleet Branch P at Office ommunity' reports receiving many thin of- ** ficial flats (large mailers) daily YARD SALES from many commands around the base. Bulletin If the contents of each flat were There will be a garage sale to be folded and inserted into an at Paola Point 15 on Saturday official envelope of the long from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. letter size, money could be saved locally. In this period of austere There will be a four family 0 Board budgets, and reduced optars, any yard sale at 1178 Center Bargo 0 savings that could thus be made on Saturday beginning at 10 a.m.0 could be spent where more critically * * needed. There will be a five family * * yard sale at 113 Oil Point CRESCENDOS APPEAR AT CPO CLUB MEETINGS NAVSTA LIBRARY NOTE: * Saturday from 10 a.m. til 2 p.m. * * After 1 p.m. every thing goes * Jim Hutcherson and the Cres- TODAY The Naval Station Library will * reduced rate. cendos will appear Friday and Sat- start a weekly children's story urday nights at the CPO Club Top- ** GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB hour for ages three through eight side Lounge from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. will practice at the Child Day on Saturday mornings from 10 Care Center at 6 p.m. a.m. to 11 a.m. It will begin OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will VC-10 WIVES CLUB NOTE: during Children's Book Week, Tues- SOUL UNLIMITED BAND NOTE: practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- day through Nov. 23. The first blehead Hall. For more infor- The VC-10 Wives are holding a story hour on Saturday, Nov. 22, The Soul Unlimited Band will be mation call 98258 AWH. meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at will be an open house with re- performing at the Marine Staff EXERCISE from 6 to 7 p.m. For the Windjammer dining room. Cdr. freshments and an added attraction NCO Club this Saturday from 9 p.m more information Wayne Miller will be guest speaker. call Leonard Go- of Seabag, the clown, from 10 until 1 a.m.W0 bert at 90126 AWH. to 11:30 a.m. Each Saturday will NAVSTA OFFICERS The band has a new guitar player BINGO will be played at the feature a different storyteller. WIVES CLUB that plays and sings Latin songs. Windjammer at 8 p.m. All children ages three through COMNAVBASE CIVIC COUNSEL EXE- eight are invited. PRESENTS COFFEE ON THE ROCKS' CUTIVE BOARD will meet at 7:30 p.m. spay or For more information call The NavSta Officers Wives Club To presents "Coffee on the Rocks," 952234. PRE-GED PREP REGISTRATION hosted by the PWD wives. It will be Pre-GED registration will be held held on Thursday, Nov. 20 at not to spay? at W.T. Sampson High School, Rm. 9:30 a.m. at Blue Beach. Meet W.B.A CHAMPIONSHIP The following questions and ans- TOURNAMENT #22 at 6 p.m. on Nov. 18. Room #22 our new members and renew old wers are presented by the Vet Clinic in the row of rooms nearest to friendship. For more information The twelth annual W.B.A. champ- to help base residents make a deci- This registration call Pat Nystedt at 951129. ionship tournament will be held Sherman Avenue. sion about whether or not to have placement tests will at Marblehead Hall on February and screening- pets spayed. for the purpose of BLUE CARIBE NOTE: 28 and 29, 1976. The tournament be conducted identifying those who will take will be a handicap tournament with Q. Will spaying alter my pet's regular GED prep course and The Blue Caribe will be closed special prizes for scratch games. the disposition? those who have been identified at lunch time, Nov. 24, for re- The tournament shall consist of a A. Absolutely not. that should take the remedial pairs. The restaurant will open four women team event; a double reading/math program. Both courses at the ustual dinner time. event; a singles event and all Q. What are the advantages of will run for eight weeks, two nights events. Entries will open on Sat- spaying? military MARBKS ENLISTED WIVES CLUB urday and close January 15. Entry a week, and are free for A. There are many. First, of personnel. Civilians can attend forms may be picked up at Marble- course, your pet will not go through both courses provided at least MarBks Enlisted Wives Club head Hall from Vivian Cates. For bothersome heat periods. She can 15 military personnel are enrolled has a social meeting scheduled further information call Mary never bear unwanted litters of in the class. For further infor- for Monday at M-118 beginning Ann Hinson at 98148 or Yvonne young, and she can never die of mation please contact PNCS Brad- at 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be Pate at 97263. All entries must pyometra, a common uterine infec- ford at 951189 AWH. Captain O'Conner. For more in- be paid by check or money order. formation call 951128 AT. tion. The chances that she will de- velop breast cancer, the most com- GITMO BAY RACING ASSOCIATION CITIZENS BAND RADIO CLUB mon malignancy in the bitch, are PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION almost nil. TO HOLD DRAG RACE ON SUNDAY TO BE FORMED IN GITMO TO MEET MONDAY AT SCHOOL Q. Are there any disadvantages of The Guantanamo Bay Racing Assoc- Anyone interested in starting a spaying? iation will be holding a drag race citizens band radio club should There will be a meeting of the A. Yes, a few. First, there is this Sunday at the old McCalla contact Marshall Heilman at 85680 Guantanamo Bay Parent Teacher the cost of the operation. Secondly, runway. Anyone in the active AWH. Organization this Monday at the about one out of every thousand military may race as long as their amphitheater of the new elemen- spayed bitches develops a problem car or motorcycle passes the mini- C.P.C. CLUB TO MEET tary school. of dribbling urine. Fortunately, mum safety requirements. Time The business meeting will be this condition can be controlled trials start at 11:30 a.m. with CPO Advisory Board will meet from 7:30 to 8 p.m. At 8 p.m. easily by periodic doses of an in- eliminations starting at 1:30 p.m. at the CPO Club Friday at 1 p.m. the special program will begin. expensive medicine. There will be no entries accepted Refreshments will be served at after 1 p.m. Refreshments will the conclusion of the special Q. Speaking of expenses, isn't be served at trackside. WEBELOS NOTE: program. The Program Committee spaying a very costly operation? This special note: The old has planned a very interesting A. Not really. The fee for spay- Den Mothers meeting will be McCalla airstrip is completely and entertaining evening with an ing varies with the location and today at 1215 Center Bar- off limits from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. held agenda they feel certain will the economy of the area in which go starting at 7:30 p.m. For more on announced race days. The Gitmo appeal to everyone. you live. In most parts of the U.S., information call Lynda Hollings- community is reminded of this pra- the cost ranges from $25 to $50, worth at 951027. ctice because of safety pre- ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT TO varying with the species, age, size cautions. and physical condition of the CLUB MARBKS ENLISTED WIVES HANDLE AMMUNITION patient. Remember that this is an ovariohysterectomy, a major abdomi- SQUARE DANCERS TO HAVE HAS TURKEY RAFFLE Ordnance Department will be han- nal operation. It requires general dling ammunition from Pier Delta anesthesia and sterile technic just Five turkeys will be raffled GRADUATION PARTY SATURDAY to the magazine area via Sherman as used with abdominal surgery in off at the Marine Exchange, Navy Avenue and Central Magazine Road human hospitals. Veterinarians re- dance class The .current square Exchange, Commissary or Bank. commencing Friday afternoon. All fer to spaying as "service surgery" tomorrow, will have their graduation party Tickets will be sold Guantanamo Bay residents and are traditionally aware that it at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday The Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and are reminded to comply is a non-profit operation. The party will begin with a pot luck Nov. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with the 200 ft. distance when veterinary profession has kept the sell dinner and the graduation program The Family Restaurant will they are behind an ammunition la- fee to a minimum as a contribution Gitmo tickets during lunch hours. Draw- will start at 8 p.m. at the den truck; special caution should to society and to help control the ing will be held at 1 p.m. Nov. 21 Swingers Club Hall. The party is be used when driving in the area number of unwanted pets that flood Exchange. You need open to all square dance students at the Marine of the Ordnance Triangle. Pier our pounds. The fee barely covers not be present to win. For more and Gitmo Swingers. Delta will be off limits during the cost of anesthetica, labor, the 951128 AT. information call this four day evolution. sterilization of instruments, caps, masks, gowns and drapes used. Local Forecast WATER STATUS Partly cloudLdy with isolated Yesterday's 1I, 2 CC 0 11 cs c! Io showers in tthe area. Visa- Water Figures: The broken line in the 0 378,000 lcs use bility, 7-100 miles. Winds graph shows the amount of 7 rl sourneasrerqtheat ly at 12 knots PRODUCED: 1,311,000 fuel alloted for November a9 with guststo 20, turning to CONSUMED: 1,583,000 which also represents the light and vavariable after IN STORAGE:18,740,OOO projected 15 per cent re- sunset. Highh today, 87 low WATER LOSS:272,OOO duction. The solid line

. tonight, 72. Bay conditions represents the actual o 2-3 feet tocday, 1-2 tonight. amount of fuel used Righ tide 5::45 today, low through November 9. O n arrr *1r(rlfi* tide 12:06ttonight. Sunset 6:22, sunrise.e 7:09. - N0 V E M 3 E R -30 Thursday, November 13, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette Page3

Mathews avoids contempt citation

WASHINGTON (AP)--The secretary of the names of American firms asked health, education and welfare turned by Arabs to take part in a boycott over subpoenaed documents on hospit- against Israel. al accreditation yesterday, avoid- The citation is before the full ing a possible contempt citation commerce committee for endorsement. from a House panel which has cited At the White House, Press Secre- the secretary of commerce for re- tary Ron Nessen said: "The White fusing a similar subpoena. House supports the decision of Sec- Secretary F. David Mathews sub- retary Morton and there is a legal mitted the documents after Demo- opinion from the attorney general cratic and Republican leaders of which likewise supports it." the panel said there is a strong Mathews turned over the hospital possibility that contempt proceed- accreditation documents saying he ings against Commerce Secretary was acting on a ruling by the attor- Rogers C.B. Morton will be endorsed. ney general that "whatever confi- The commerce subcommittee on over- dentiality may have attached to the sight and investigations voted Tues- documents.would not preclude me day to cite Morton for contempt af- from complying with a valid con- ter he repeatedly refused to release gressional subpoena."

SIGN OF THE TIMES?- Not necessarily, but the sign caught the eye of many passing motorists yesterday on the CPO curve. Actually the billboard was Ford to review implications advertising the Chiefs Club special lunch and the movie for last night, of U.N. vote "Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sex, but Were Afraid to Ask." A spokesman for the club said the sign caused a lot of second looks one WASHINGTON (AP)-President Ford retary of State Henry Kissinger -time before when it advertised the special lunch and another movie, "Gravy will review the implications of told a news conference the vote rain." (Photo by PH1 Tom Alsop) the United Nations vote equating was "extremely unhelpful and high- Zionism with racism "and will be ly irresponsible" in efforts to assessing possible courses of bring lasting peace to the Middle action," Press Secretary Ron East. Nessen said yesterday. AFL--CIO President George Meany Soviets won't let Sakharov leave Nessen declined to state any issued a statement in Washington proposals under consideration. He calling the General Assembly vote added, however, that the U.S. "a cowardly, reprehensible act, MOSCOW (AP)-Andrei Sakharov, violations of human dignity in does not intend to reduce aid reminiscent of the days of Hitler physicist and civil rights cham- all its forms, but he has with to Egypt because of its vote for and appeasement." pion, said yesterday the Soviet equal vigor fought for the ideal the resolution. Union had denied him permission of a state founded on the prin- Ford has strongly criticized Appeals to travel to Oslo to receive the ciple of justice for all." the resolution and warned that court refuses Nobel Peace Prize. Asked about the reason given it endangers the United Nations Sakharov, who helped develop for denying him permission to go as a forum for peaceful settle- to halt proceedings the Soviet hydrogen bomb before abroad, Sakharov said: "It was ment of disputes. devoting himself to human rights, a pretext." In Pittsburgh, meanwhile, Sec- said passport officials told him against Miss Moore he could not go because he has SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A federal "a knowledge of state secrets." appeals court refused yesterday "I consider this decision as to halt legal damaging to the cause of inter- Wallace officially announces candidacy proceedings against Sara national detente," the 54-year- Jane Moore but said the trial old scientist told Western cor- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)-Gov. George "The national Democratic Party judge may exclude time spent in psychiatric testing from the 90- respondents outside the passport C. Wallace, billing himself as has allowed itself to be taken office. "the people's choice," officially over by the exotic left." day requirement of the new federal The tall, stoop-shouldered announced his bid for the Demo- He vowed an active primary cam- Speedy Trial Act. She is charged with attempting scientist seemed stunned by the cratic presidential nomination paign to alter the party hierarchy to assassinate President Ford in decision. He had said minutes yesterday with scorn for his and win the nomination. San Francisco on Sept. 22. earlier that he thought he would party's leadership. Aides said Wallace planned to The ruling by the 9th U.S. Cir- be allowed to attend the award "It is time we offer that great take part in all but one of the cuit Court of Appeals affects the .eremonyon Dec. 10. middle class someone they can vote party's statewide primary ele- timing of the trial Norwegian Foreign Minister Knut for and not against. With your ctions, which determine who each for Miss Moore and could also delay the trial Frydenlund said last night that help, that is what I shall do dur- state's delegates will support of Patricia Hearst on federal he deeply regrets the refusal ing this campaign," the wheelchair for the presidential nomination bank to allow Sakharov to go to Oslo. bound Wallace said. at the party convention next sum- robbery charges. Both women are scheduled to Sakharov was named winner of He said the "average middle-class mer. stand trial on Dec. 15. the prize, worth $140,000, on citizen" has been ignored by the Wallace goes into the 1976 race, Oct. 9 by the Norwegian Parlia- national Democratic Party and "is his fourth, with a strong campaign ment's Nobel Committee. Its fed up and has been voting against bank account and a veteran staff. citation said: the far-left positions of the His campaign office never closed Passengers escape "Uncompromisingly and forcefully national party nominees and doors after the 1972 campaign Sakharov has fought not only platforms." and has raised about $3 million against the abuse of power and Wallace said that in the past in the past two years. from burning jet

NEW YORK (AP)--A DC-10 jumbo jet- liner caught fire during takeoff from Kennedy Airport yesterday, but the pilot brought it to a halt be- Juan Carlos demonstrating independent mind fore the flames engulfed and de- stroyed the aircraft. All 139 per- MADRID, Spain (AP)-Prince Juan .sons aboard slid down evacuation chutes to safety. Carlos de Borbon, a pillar of silence during six years as Four of those aboard suffered in- juries that were reported as minor. Gen. Francisco Franco's heir de- Five policemen also were injured signate, has many Spaniards cheer- while assisting in the evacuation. ing his decisiveness after little Only one of the nine was hospitali- more than two weeks as acting zed. head of state. The fire and explosions that fol- lowed sent a column of black smoke The 82-year-old Franco, whose thousands of feet high and ripped month-long illness has put Juan the plane apart. Carlos in an uncomfortable poli- "I don't see how anyone made it tical limbo, sank into his gravest out alive," said Geraldine Whyte, state yet yesterday with new a nurse. She was on her way to internal bleeding. Informed work when she heard the first news sources said Franco's family was of the incident. She said she drove ready to take him home to Pardo to the airport to offer assistance Palace to die. if needed. Even with Franco between life A woman eyewitness said sparks and death, Juan Carlos has given and flames began shooting from Spain's prosperous silent majority GEN. FRANCISCO FRANCO Overseas National Airways flight the impression that he is resolute 032 as it roared down the runway and independent-minded. the Spanish Sahara to stiffen down well in a nation humiliated for a takeoff for Saudi Arabia via Most of the illegal political army morale in advance of Moro- a month earlier by foreign pro- Frankfurt, Germany. blew up and it opposition, however, is set hard ccan King Hassan's peaceful mass tests against the executions of "And then it just of smoke," against him, reportedly ready march into the mineral-rich ter- five guerrillas. was just a black cloud to denounce him as soon as Franco ritory. Hassan's followers even- More importantly, the trip en- she added. pyre of thick smoke dies and he is installed as king. tually retreated. deared the prince to the military, The towering visible as Juan Carlos, 37, made his win- Juan Carlos stayed only four whose support is crucial to the in a gray autumn sky was Hall, ning move three days after tak- hours and said little, but words political liberalization he re- far away as New York's City nine miles from the airport. ing over from Franco, flying to like "honor" and "prestige" went nortedly wants. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, November 13, 1975

President Ford 0 * * * * to stand by * Tom Seaver wins Cy Young Award * * * Bush nomination * * NEW YORK (AP)--Tom Seaver, who won 1969 and 1973. WASHINGTON (AP)--President Ford's 22 games for the New York Mets last Runnerup in the voting was Rand, * chief spokesman said yesterday the season, was named the top pitcher in Jones of the San Diego Padres. Al President will not consider with- baseball's National League yesterday Hrabosky of the St. Louis Cardinals drawing the nomination of George for the third time in his career. was third. Bush to be CIA director. The Baseball Writers Association Seaver, despite being hampered V* by White House Press Secretary Ron of America elected Seaver, a per- a bad back, rebounded from an 11-11 Nessen made the statement a short fectionist who makes a complex season in 1974 to lead the National * while * after Senate Majority Leader science out of pitching, to receive League in victories and in strike- * Mike Mansfield urged Bush to dis- the Cy Young Award, named for the outs with 243. It was his eighth claim any intention of seeking the greatest pitcher of all time. straight year with 200 or more 2*1976 vice presidential nomination. Seaver equalled the achievement strikeouts, a major league record. * * Mansfield took the action as it of Sandy Koufax as the only player Seaver also was tops in three * became probable that the Senate in baseball history to win the award other categories -- complete games * Armed Services Committee * will not three times. Koufax was named the with 15, shutouts with five and in- * have a chance before the year's end National League's top pitcher in nings pitched with 280. The season * to act on Bush's nomination. 1963, 1965 and 1966 when he played was the righthander's fourth 20- * Nessen was asked by reporters for the Los Angeles Dodgers. victory year in eight in the major whether Ford might consider with- Seaver was named previously in leagues. drawing the nomination in view of opposition expressed by several members of Congress to Bush's po- z.**************** ****** litical background. The press secretary replied: "Absolutely not." He said Ford stands by the nomi- nation and repeated the President's comments that Bush, a former chair- man of the Republican National Committee, would be a good man for Administration more flexible toward New York the job. Mansfield, a Montana Democrat, renewed his support for the nomi- WASHINGTON (AP)-The Ford admini- blems," Nessen said, the Presi- woes. stration is adopting a more nation and told reporters he had flexi- dent has always believed New York The noon Dow Jones Average of 30 ble stance toward New recommended Bush, also a former York City's City can avoid default. industrial stocks was up 7.48 at fiscal congressman from Texas, for the problems but still is not There has been a considerable 846.03. Gainers outstripped los- vice presidency at the time former promising any financial aid, shift in the last 24 hours in the ers by about a 7-2 margin on the President Richard M. Nixon picked administration sources said position of many officials in New York Stock Exchange. Ford. yesterday. the administration, the Congress The charge in stance, which was and the Federal Reserve Board, described as one of offering "en- who previously had opposed federal couragement," resulted partly from help for the city. Last night's scores steps city and state officials The New York Post, meanwhile, have taken and partly from adverse said state officials are optimis- NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE reaction to President Ford's tically awaiting word that hard-line, no-bailout statement President Ford has reversed his tlanta 109, Detroit 106 Chicago 4, N.Y. Rangers 4 (tie) on Oct. 27. pledge not to help the city until Milwaukee 107, Philadelphia 84 Pittsburgh 6, Washington 6 (tie) Ford was said to be considering it has gone into default. Buffalo 93, Houston 80 Atlanta 2, Kansas City 1 a new statement on New York City, Their hope is that Ford will Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 1 although a firm decision reported- accept the state's last-ditch AMERICAN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION ly has not been made. maneuver to raise taxes, cut the However, White House Press Sec- city pensions, lower interest an Antonio 144, Virginia 112 WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION retary Ron Nessen said the Presi- payments to banks and lay off entucky 98, St. Louis 81 dent's position remains unchanged more city workers to win federal tah 134, New York 114 New England 4, Houston 1 on any promise of financial aid. loan guarantees to block default, Nessen repeated the comment for the newspaper said. emphasis. At the same time, the stock mar- w While Ford is "encouraged by ket accelerated in buying, stimu- Connors advances to quarterfinals the work city and state officials lated by hopes for a favorable re- are doing to solve their own pro- solution of the city's financial EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP)--Jimmy val of several players. Connors, defending his title in the Connors will play his next round Dewar Cup tennis tournament, downed in London. Karl Meiler of West Germany 6-2, Other third round results in 6-1 yesterday and reached the Edinburgh: quarterfinals. While most of the competitors Ilie Nastase, Romania, beat Ismael A prepared to play the later rounds el Shafei, Egypt, 6-2, 3-0 retired. at the Royal Albert Hall, London, Eddie Dibbs, USA, beat Charlie a handful stayed behind in Edin- Pasarell, Puerto Rico, 6-4, 6-3. burgh, where the program was behind Buster Mottram, Britain, beat Ray schedule because of the late arri- Moore, South Africa, 0-6, 6-4, 6-3.

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