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SARASOTA, Fla. (AP)--President Ford, winding up a weekend of IWorld News Digest I campaigning in Florida yesterday asked "The people of every state to take a close look at my record." OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-- Speaking at a Shriners picnic in picked up potential delegate Sarasota, Ford said he was the strength in preliminary selection presidential candidate with the for the Democratic presidential experience and the moderate philos- nomination in Oklahoma and South ophy to run the government for the Carolina over the weekend. The next four years and anything else former Georgia governor led the would be bad for the country. committed slates in Oklahoma and "I happen to think it's an advan- ran second in South Carolina. tage,, rather than a handicap, for a person to have some experience in LOS ANGELES (AP)-- his chosen field, and I think on- and his party have returned to the-job experience is the very best California after an eight day kind," Ford said. visit to mainland China. The for- Yesterday's schedule included two mer president made no statement public speeches and a series of on his arrival in Los Angeles, but informal meetings with Florida camp- he did wave to a small group of aign workers before his return to spectators at the airport. Washington. The President said he had been in HISTORIC SHIP - The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Taney as she looks today, PHOENIX (AP)--An Arizona news- public service for 29 years as a 35 years after taking part in the disasterous Japanese attack on Pearl paper, "The Republic," said in its Sunday member of Congress, vice president Harbor. editions that the Lockheed, and President, and he said in the Northrup and Boeing Aircraft Corp- months he had stopped run- orations made an unspecified num- lation and eased interns- ber of payoffs to American Air tiW tensions. Force colonels. The newspaper said "As you know, I'm entering every USCG Cutter Taney visits Gitmo Bay the payoffs ranged from $10,000 to one of the presidential primaries $20,000 and usually took the form this year," Ford said. " I want the of Christmas "gratuities." In re- One of two ships still in com- marine escort and later as an people of every state to take a turn, the colonels were expected mission that participated in the amphibious flagship (with special close look at my record, and at my to steer foreign business to the Pearl Harbor attack on Dec. 7, communications facilities); the goals for America's future." firms. 1941 is currently in Gitmo under- Korean War as a support ship man- "We have recovered our economic going refresher training. ning ocean weather stations; and strength without starting a new NEW YORK (AP)--Demonstrators in The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter during the Vietnam War performing round of double-digit inflation, about 500 cars staged another drive- Taney, the only ship still on ac- naval gunfire support and prevent- and without resorting to unsound, in at Kennedy Airport yesterday to tive duty of 101 fighting ships ing infiltration of enemy troops inflationary remedies for our pres- protest landings by the supersonic present during the attack, arrived and supplies. ent-day problems," Ford said. Concorde jetliner. in Gitmo on Feb. 8 and will depart Considered for years the queen "Hard work and hard decisions have Wednesday for Norfolk, Va. of the Coast Guard fleet, the made the difference in this recov- MEXICO CITY (AP)--The Cuban news The only other ship still in com- Taney currently has a crew of 13 ery," he said, "And we're lucky we agency charged yesterday that Sec- mission is the USS Arizona that officers and 131 enlisted men didn't listen to those who would retary of State Kissinger has frus- lies on the bottom of Pearl Harbor serving under the command of Cdr. try to spend their way out of reces- trated his so-called new dialogue and serves as a memorial for those Joseph J. Wicks. They perform a sion instead of working their way with Latin America by the agree- who died. variety of tasks in the North At- out." ment he signed in Brazil earlier lantic, including the enforcement this month. That agreement rec- of U.S. fishing laws, the pro- Ford, campaigning for Florida's Besides having the distinction ognized Brazil as the chief power tection of lives and property March 9 presidential primary, did of being the only ship still in com- at in Latin America. In 1973, Kissin- not mention any of his Democratic mission, the Taney was also the sea, and the protection of marine ger declared that Washington would or Republican opponents by name. first vessel to bring her guns to environment. open a new dialogue with hemisphere He told his listeners: bear on the enemy aircraft. The Coast Guard Cutter is named governments. "You must decide what course you She was christened at the Phila- for Secretary of the Treasury Ro- want our national economy to fol- delphia Navy Yard on June 31, 1936 ger Brooke Taney who served later LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)--Represen- low in the years ahead -- a firm, and still steams at her designed as a chief justice and became fa- tative says he won't steady course of growth and stab- speed of 20 knots with the original mous for his decision in the Dred seek re-election because he fears ility, or a course of drastic turns, boilers and steam turbines. Scott case which some people a strenuous campaign could cause costly experiments, and increasing The Taney has served in three feel was a major cause of the him to resume drinking. The Arkan- governmental control." wars: World War II as an antisub- Civil War. sas Democrat says campaigning could cause fatigue, hunger and anxiety. And he says in a news- paper interview (the "Arkansas Gazette") that those are the things his doctors have advised him to avoid in his battle with alcohol- Congress debates Election Commission changes ism.

CLARK, N.J. (AP)--A strike against GTON (AP)--Political money would alter a commission ruling and his Democratic challenger, New Jersey's largest bus company is root of the latest clash that permits corporations to set former Rep. Ed Edmondson. that was set for today has been developing between Congressional up committees to solicit campaign Bellmon was declared the winner put off for at least a day. The Democrats and President Ford. funds from their employes. by less than 4,000 votes. Edmond- reprieve for hundreds of thousands The Supreme Court on Friday gave Hays wants to prohibit campanies son contended the results should of daily riders came last night Congress 20 more days to pass from soliciting funds from blie be declared invalid because in- with an extension of a contract legislation restructuring the collar and low-level white collar structions on most voting machines between Transport of New Jersey Federal Election Commission so it workers. used in Tulsa County were incor- and the Amalgamated Transit Union. can continue disbursing millions rect. of dollars in campaign funds to Other Democrats want to extend presidential candidates. public financing to House and Edmondson wants the seat declared The Republican President imme- Senate campaigns. It now applies vacant and a new election held. SAN JUAN (AP)--Puerto Rican diately urged Congress to act to presidential campaigns. Senate Republicans, outnumbered Republicans elected eight nation- within that period to give the Ford threatened to veto any bill 62 to 38, are ready to filibuster al convention delegates yesterday, White House the power to appoint that "will create confusion." The to block a vote on such a motion, all committed to vote for Presid- all members of the commission, White House later said his state- and they say they have enough sup- ent Ford. The challenger for the a feature the court said was nec- ment did not necessarily apply to port to succeed. GOP nomination, , was essary to correct a constitutional any of the proposals currently In the House today, a $4.8 bill- not mentioned. defect in the current law. under consideration. ion foreign military aid bill But the Democratic majority in While maneuvering continues over reaches the floor. both Houses of Congress is debating the election commission, a heated President Ford's nomination of MADRID, Spain (AP)--After weeks changes the Democrats view as cor- partisan fight is scheduled to former Pennsylvania Gov. William of delay and maneuvering, the army recting other defects as well. reach the Senate floor today, Scranton to be U.S. ambassador to is putting nine leaders of a dis- Rep. Wayne Hays, D-, who At issue is the last election the United Nations will be before sident officers' movement on trial heads the House Committee with challenge from the 1974 campaign-- the Senate Foreign Relations Com- in what could prove to be the most jurisdiction over election legis- the Oklahoma Senate Race between mittee tomorrow. Quick approval politically explosive case in mo- lation, wants a provision that Sen. Henry Bellmon, the Republican, is expected. dern Spanish military history. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 1, 1976 K LITTLE THEATRE TO PRESENT PWOC TO MEET ON WEDNFSDAY ROCK MUSICAL 'GODSPELL' The Protestant Women of the I will meet at 1 p.m. on Wednes "Godspell", a rock musical based or 723 Radio Point. The program w49e L the Gospel according to John, will presented by Mr. Frank E. Magor, 4 Community be presented by Little Theatre in Executive Administrator Emeritus of mid-May. Auditions for the cast of the Presbyterian Association which five males and five females, ages is responsible for church related 15-35, will be held March 10-12 at retirement and nursing homes in Bulletin 6 to 9 p.m. in Morin Center. All western Pennsylvania. The topic will parts are singing parts. Musicians be "Retirement, Health and Happi- and back stage help are also needed. ness." Chapel nursery faciliities For more information contact Mike will be available for this meeting. Board Muziko at 85559 AWH or Dave Shallert at 951280 AWH. BASIC SEWING LESSONS WITH KNITS -U GITMO SWINGERS TO DANCE Basic sewing lessons with knits is starting Monday, March 8 from 7 to 9 I The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance MEETINGS BASIC SEWING CLASSES OFFERED p.m. Classes limited to 10 for four Club will dance Friday at 7:30 p.m. weeks. Cost is $10. Contact Nancy in the club hall. TODAY Basic sewing classes are being of- Newkirk at 98297 AT. EXERCISE from 6 to 8 p.m. For fered for beginners or people who more information call Leonard Go- nave never sewn. All fabrics will bert at 90126 AWH. be covered and all aspects of sewing. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets to- Call Mrs. Hathaway at 95498 for more night. For more information call information. 95454 DWH. Annual Grammy awards presented for '75 GITMO COIN CLUB meets in the quonset hut 1817 behind the old elementary school. For more in- PRACTICE BOMBING AND STRAFING LOS ANGELES (AP) "Love Will Academy of Recording formation call Reggie Tullis at - Arts and Keep Sciences, "The 97256 AWH or Ed Kindley at 97283 AT. Practice bombing and strafing will Us Together," a top-selling Hustle" by Van McCoy performers and the Soul City be conducted on the Hicacal target song that propelled its Symphony was to musical stardom and a television selected best TOMORROW from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through pop instrumental, series, shared and the Eagles LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION meets at Friday. For your safety, the Conde top honors with were picked best singer-song writer at the rock group for "Lyin' the Golf Course at 8:30 a.m. For and Hicacal Beach areas between Eyes." record industry's Grammy awards. Linda Ronstadt and Willie more information call Ann Hicks at Saint Nicolas and Caracoles Points Nelson "Love Will were declared 952255. and all of the upper bay north of Keep Us Together," top female and male performed by the husband-wife team country singers, while EXERCISE from 6 to 7 p.m. For Caracoles and Granadillo Points the husband Captain and Tennille, was named and wife duo of Kris more information call Leonard Go- will be off limits. For further in- Kristofferson best record of 1975 and Simon's and Rita Coolidge bert at 90126 AWN. formation contact the Special Ser- took the country "Still Crazy After All These group honors. GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB vices Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty Years" captured best album honors In rhythm and blues, will practice at the Child Day Care Officer or Base Police. at the 18th annual Grammy ceremon- earned Center at 6 p.m. his 10th Grammy as top e ies Saturday night. vocalist, Earth Wind and OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will Fire Simon, who won seven Grammys named best group practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- and the SilvW when he was teamed with Art Convention's blehead Hall. For more information HAITI EMBASSY FLIGHT CHANGED "Fly, Robin, Fly" was Garfunkel, also named top pop male chosen best instrumental. call 98258 AWN. vocalist for the same album. They For the second PAINTING CLASS will be held at The Haiti embassy flight will be year in a row, were the first Grammys he had won comedian Richard Pryor 7 p.m. at the McCalla Admin Build- departing tomorrow vice Wednes- took the since going solo in 1972. Gramny for the best ing. For more information call 98171 day. All personnel manifested for comedy album , who sings to the with "Is It Something I AWH. R and R should pick up boarding pas- Said?" keyboard accompaniment of husband Actor James Whitmore won in the THE SURE LOSERS, a weight reduc- ses from BPTO between 1 and 3 p.m. , said after the spoken word category for the re- ing club, will meet at 7 p.m. in the on Monday. presentations that it was "Love cording of his one-man stage hospital classroom. For more infor- Will Keep Us Together" that led and movie portrait of Harry mation call Pat Trent at 951212 AT S. to their being signed to star in Truman, "Give 'Em or Joanne Frandsen at 951197. Hell, Harry" - a variety show on ABC T-V next the same role for which he was BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy ZOO COMMITTEE BAKE SALE summer. nominated for an Academy Scout Hut, 6th Street, Villamar at Award. "This song did everything for us," 7:30 p.m. For more information call The Deer Park Zoo Committee will she said. "It's kind of a hopeful "The Wiz," was chosen best broad- Sharon Fox at 64462. be having a bake sale on Saturday song, and I think that's why it way cast album, and John Williams' GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at March 6, in front of the Navy Ex- was such a big seller." score for the movie "Jaws" was 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Contact change beginning at 9:30 a.m. Cake , daughter of the named best motion picture Jim Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club or tele- donations from the community would late Nat "King" Cole, was named vision score. is open to all base residents. be appreciated. The committee will best new artist of 1975 and picked The Chicago Symphony's "Beethoven: BINGO will be played at the pick up donations by call 95524, up a second Grammy as best female Symphonies (9) Complete" was voted CPO Club beginning at 8 p.m. 951145 or 96269 AT. The Deer Park rhythm and blues vocalist for best classical album. Best opera Zoo Committee will have their month- "This Will Be." honors went to "Mozart: Cosi Fan ly meeting Tuesday at 5-B East Bargo. Janis Ian was chosen best female Tutte" performed by the Royal NURSERY SCHOOL TAKING TUITION pop singer for "At Seventeen," her Opera House, Convent Gardens. own composition, and Dizzy Gillespie took the jazz The Nursery School bookkeeper Steven Sondheim copped songwriting solo Grammy, Chick Corea and Return to will be accepting tuition payments 'THE MIRACLE WORKER' TO honors with "Send in the Clowns," Forever were voted the for the month of March today written for the broadway musical top jazz group, and the best big between 8 a.m. and.2 p.m. and again BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY "A Little Night Music." jazz band title went to Phil Woods tomorrow between 2 and 8 p.m. In other voting by more than with Michel Legrand and his Checks may be deposited in the Guantanamo Bay Little Theatre's 4,000 members of the National orchestra. drop box located at 1226 B 1st Str- production of "The Miracle Worker" eet in Villamar at any time during opens Wednesday at Morin Center for these collection days. Do not send a four-day run. payments to the Nursery School. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for child- Treasury ren 12 and under. They may be res- to experiment with new money CB RADIOS NOW AVAILABLE erved by calling 98157 AT before 9:30 p.m. Tickets for Friday and WASHINGTON (AP) - The government's Triangle Institute of Raleigh-Durham, Citizens band radios are now Saturday are almost sold out, how- latest experiment with a $2 bill North Carolina, under a $166, available at the Sound Scene. ever there are still good seats begins in about six weeks. If it contract with the government. for Wednesday and Thursday night works, a midget-size $1 coin may The report is due in May. performances. not be far behind. Donald said if the Treasury Depart- Reservations may be paid for at And if that works, the government ment decides to recommend the new the door the night of the perform- eventually may bury the $1 bill. coin, and Congress approves, it AS. NAVAL GUANTAN;10 BAY, ance and will be held until 7:45 The $1 bill is being victimized could be in circulation in about BASE CAB p.m. If they are not picked up by by inflation, which has robbed it 18 months. then they will be sold at the door, of about 40 cents of its former value "I would say indications so far along with the general admission just since 1966. are positive" for such a coin, he tickets. C No decision has been made yet on said in an interview. t.tJ I tkta tl a new $1 coin, but several key He said he thinks both a $1 bill t . 5,, Treasury Department officials indic- and a $1 coin would circulate side- .Wat ated they will support the move if by-side initially before any de- it is shown the public will approve cision would be made to phase out t.dr ad Mfice HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING and use it. the $1 bill. W.T. Sampson High School will be Frank MacDonald, deputy director The existing large $1 cin and the U-. ta 1 .p.t.bli Mfaire Aftter of the U.S, mint, a Treasury agency, 50-cent piece have been judged as J Je. Mae. .U -. holding intraschool wrestling champ- P e ak.PM paphr ionships on Tuesday. The matches said the thinking is to have a coin failures, in part because the bank- JN b a 11-a. . .parter larger than the current 25-cent ing system has failed to circulate JOSA "Y1m Q-.h re will be from 8 to 9:30 a.m. in the covered physical education area be- piece but smaller than the 50-cent them widely, he said. The Nas o sree t lihd acoding . t Al hind the high school. Parents of piece. The Treasury Department has already tles Ad regu.lations. for shlp .Ad statin. naepapers The feasibility of the move, in- astuted Ka. S P-35 ad odr the dintat participants and other interested decided to go ahead with a $2 bill, of the Natal Baee public affalrs offlcer. Printed cluding whether the public would and it is scheduled to go into five ta wakly at gtamat es. aav~et persons are cordially invited to Aqupat, the opinine or statta a t. attend the matches. For more accept and use such a coin, is part circulation on April 13, the birth- that appe arsr aera lot to be toastted a. af- infor- rac of a year-long study of U.S. coinage .Ae tjar.th thim af taatanae or mation contact Pete YeKee at the date of Thomas Jefferson, whose high school, 99100. needs being made by the Research portrait will be on the bill. Monday, March 1, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Oon ready for privacy of home at San Clemente

TOKYO (AP) - After basking for between his resignation and the trip Administration expected to be eight days in the pomp and honors to China. In China, Nixon refused briefed by Nixon. of China, Richard Nixon headed to issue statements or meet with The former president appeared back to California yesterday from reportersbetwen isLreigntione for interviews andUor teJtria news in a relaxed, affable mood on his his trip that brewed controversy conference. He did have a relaxed last day in China. In the morning, at home. An aide said the former 20-minute chat with photographers. he returned the 50 miles by car president planned no public state- 4 4 1 s v s t t is time brought to Canton from Tsunghua, a hot ments or appearances. criticism in the United States. springs resort where he spent the The Nixons and their entourage President Ford has said Nixon's trip night. of 20 took off in the same Amer- probably hurt him in the New Hampshire In the afternoon, the Nixons PW2 is a column devoted to fur- ican-built Chinese jetliner that primary race against Ronald Reagan; visited a city park on their way nishing information about the flew them to China. The plane a controversy still swirls around to the airport by motorcade and the status of Public Works-related made a one-hour stop in Tokyo for Nixon's banquet toast in Peking that former president was greeted by app- projects or subjects with large fuel and was to stop again in some see as an indirect attack on lauding crowds lining the narrow population or base-wide interest. Anchorage. the Helsinki Accord, and Senator walkways. Although not intended to be a The departure from Canton, China, Barry Goldwater. R-Ariz., said question and answer column, ques- was informal. There were no cere- Nixon violated U.S. law by commenting tions of interest to the community monies, speeches or departing state- on U.S. policy in China. are invited and will be used as ments. The ranking government Still, Nixon is the only Western- space/priority permit by the Public official seeing Nixon off was er to have had extensive contacts Eight Democrats in Works Department. All questions Yao Lien-Wei, Vice Chairman of the with acting Premier Hua Kuo-Feng, should be forwarded to PWD. Standing Committee of the National who has apparently taken charge of Peoples' Congress. the Chinese government in a power field for upcoming The Office of the Secretary of An aide, John Brennan, said the struggle trissered by the death of Defense has recently approved former president was returning to Chou En-Lai in January. funding for improvements at Bay the'quiet, nonpublic life he has led Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Hill and Trzyna Village to up- in San Clemente in the 18 months said early last week that the Ford Iass. primary race grade the living quarters there. The project will consist mainly BOSTON (AP) - With a flurry of of providing rooms with natural forecasts about the outcome, cam- ventilation baffles at the floor paigning Democrats deployed across and ceiling level plus rewiring, Massachsetts yesterday, their repair and repainting throughout. scramble. for presidential primary Many of the existing rooms will Venezuelan terrorists kidnap businessman votes dramatizing Rep. Morris Udall's be retained, with work being wry observation that "in a crazy limited to new electrical wiring, eight-man field, anything can repair and repainting. New furni- happen." ture will also be furnished in CARACAS, Venezuela (AP)--The family "are fine or are as well as can Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington much of the barracks complex. of kidnaped U.S. businessman William be expected considering the circum- said what will happen is that he NMCB 1, which will arrive in Aug- Eehous awaited word from his cap- stances," Kew said. will win tomorrow. So did Sargent ust, is expected to start this esterday as police investigated The family received a visit yes- Shriver. job. Currently, an architectural a unique from an ultraleft terday morning from U.S. Ambassador firm is drawing plans of the work group which claimed to be holding Harry Shlaudeman, who told reporters Udall to be undertaken. him for trial. he was satisfied that Venezuelan said he thinks he has a good chance to top the field himself Thousands of police and security authorities were doing their best but insisted agents checked the nation's high- to find Niehous, who has headed that his showing will be a plus so ways -- jammed with Pre-Lenten car- Owens-Illinois operations here sin- long as he finished nival travelers -- and combed the ce November 1974. "ahead of the other progressive candidates." capital and other major cities in Interior Minsiter Octavio Lepage search of Niehous. has said evidence indicates that In television interviews and at Intelligence report The 44-year-old Toledo, Ohio, man, the kidnapers are "ultraleftists rallies and receptions from Boston who heads Venezuelan operations of seeking funds." to Springfield, six candidates were at the Toledo-based Owens-Illinois Kew said police have told the work, in a race so divided that Glass Manufacturing Company, was family not to consider a communique a relative handful of votes could may be embarrassing juggle drugged and kidnaped from his sub- from an ultraleft group claiming to the order of finish. urban Caracas home on Friday night hold Niehous as authentic "until Former Georgia Governor Jimmy by seven gunmen dressed in military it has been proved to be the real and civilian clothing. Six of the thing." Carter, frontrunner among Democrats to certain people by virtue of his New Hampshire pri- men wore stocking masks. A police official declined to com- mary victory, has already wrapped "We're still here wondering and ment on the authenticity of the WASHINGTON (AP)--Rep. Otis Pike, up his Massachusetts campaign, waiting," said Ronald Kew, sales 3,000-word document sent to the Car- D-N.Y., chairman of the House In- with Democratic oddsmakers generally manager for Owens-Illinois in Ven- acas newspaper'El Nacional on Satur- telligence Committee, says the re- agreed that :he probably will run ezuela. "We've recieved no contact day. The communique was signed by port of his committee is embarras- from the kidnapers." the "revolutionary command of the near the top of the field here. sing to some people. Kew said a company executive, Argimiro Gabaldon Operation." "That's the real reason why it whom he declined to identify, had Governor of Alabama has been fought so hard," Pike was staging the last of 17 campaign arrived from Toledo 'to facilitate The group, apparently named after said in an interview with the New- communication and to get a feel a guerrila slain in the 1950s, rallies last Monday in Boston, and house news service, released yes- for the situation." claimed to have "arrested" Niehous ais primary strength was a major terday. He said the report on in- imponderable, particularly in a city Niehous' wife Donna, who was "for trial" and warned that "any re- telligence operations does not bound and gagged but not harmed by pressive measures will lead to the torn by controversy over the busing jeopardize the national security of school children for racial inte- the kidnapers, and the couple's execution of the foreign business "one iota." ,gration. three teen-aged sons, who were age-: and the government will have The House ordered the final re- "He's a factor; he will distort away at the time of the kidnaping, to bear full responsibility." port be kept secret because it con- the results in Massachusetts," Udall tains classified information that said on the CBS-TV program "Face the the Ford administration wanted Nation." withheld. Pike said in the interview that Shriver and Pennsylvania Governor the United States is spending $10 shared the television billion a year on intelligence cameras, while former Oklahoma and getting very little for it. Senator Fred Harris was campaigning "The intelligence community just in Somerville, near Boston, and isn't operating efficiently," he Chicopee in western Massachusetts. said. Shapp said whatever his showing, Asked why it isn't, Pike said: it will be better than anyone could "There are a lot of reasons. They have expected of a candidate who are drowning in paperwork. There came to Massachusetts virtually is a tremendous volume of reports unknown by the voters. "Actually, being received, and nobody with I can't lose in Massachusetts," he enough time to read them." said. Asked to comment on Secretary Shriver said he is in the presid- of State Henry Kissinger's state- ential campaign to stay, "And we're ment that he regards certain cri- going to win on Tuesday." With his ticisms of him from Congress as wife, the former Eunice Kennedy, a new McCarthyism, meaning the Shriver held a family day rally at committee's report, Pike said: tie Faneuil Hall, emphasizing his "We found that Secretary Kissinger to the biggest Democratic name in yells McCarthyism whenever anybody Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Freetage criticizes him. I happen to think Ceasar Chavez, president of the that Secretary Kissinger is un- United Farm Workers Union, also doubtedly a tremendously able appeared with Shriver. diplomat, but I don't think he RECENTLY MARRIED - Sgt. Rick Freetage and DN Vermont also holds its primary believes much in democracy. I Christine Schmidt were honored with a wedding tomorrow, with Carter, Harris and think he's impatient with the reception Sunday by approximately 70 friends Shriver entered. democratic processes. That's one at the Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club Hall. President Ford is unopposed on the of the reasons why I would like The Freetages were married Feb. 13 in the Republican ballot there. Ford and Americans to read the report and bride's home town, Strongsville, Ohio. Sgt. Ronald Reagan both are on the Mass- judge for themselves, instead of Freetage leaves Gitmo for duty at Camp Le- achusetts ballot, but neither has listening to him characterize jeune, N.C. in about two weeks. campaigned here. it." C ' -

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The sports scoreboard Hearst trial enters final stage

COLLEGE BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION California 96, South. Cal. 94 (4-OT) Philadelphia 130, Seattle 115 as attorneys prepare summations Arizona 78, Colorado St. 72 Boston 119, Golden State 101 Washington 110, Kentucky 94, Mississippi 87 Houston 108 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - One of the stylish Boston barrister F. Lee Phoenix 109, Connecticut 76, Rhode Island 66 Detroit 98 Patricia Hearst's lawyers says Bailey, to handle that chore for Oklahoma 68, Missouri 57 the defense will rest today and the defense. AMERICAN BASKETBALL New Orleans 79, Utah St. 75 ASSOCIATION predicted that her bank robbery case As though warming up for this New York 130, Indiana 118 would go to the jury by Thursday. week's climax, Bailey appeared Maryland 81, Virginia 73 Denver 112, Kentucky 111 "Depending on what the prosecution Saturday before 400 students at LSU 89, Vanderbilt 75 St. Louis 113, Virginia 109 (OT) does, I expect the case to go to Stanford University Law School. Holy Cross 82, Boston Col 77 the jury by Thursday," Al Johnson He restated a number of key defense Auburn 89, Florida 80 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE said in an interview yesterday. contentions including one that Miss Massachusetts 67, Boston U. 54 Washington 4, Chicago 1 "We haven't ruled out the poss- Hearst never became the revolutionary S. Carolina 110, Ga. Southern 84 Montreal 1 , New York Rangers 1 ibility of Patty taking the stand Tania, not a convert to the terror- Colorado 68, Kansas 66 Philadelphia 6, California 1 again," Johnson said in response ist Symbionese Liberation Army Coast Guard 88, New England 46 Buffalo 5, Los Angeles 1 to a question. "But I can't which kidnapped her February 4, St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 3 Texas Tech 101, Rice 84 imagine circumstances which would 1974. Boston 5, Vancouver 3 Oral Roberts 79, Creighton 70 bring her back." "If that had in fact occurred, Bowling Green 79, N. Illinois 62 U.S. Atty. James Browning Jr. we would be trying Tania, not Patty WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Princeton 70 Brown 59 has hinted he might have a surprise Hearst, and she would be doing just Toronto 11, Winnipeg 7 Army 78, Navy 62 rebuttal witness and has said what Emily Harris told her to do - Indianapolis 5, Cincinnati 2 Oregon St. 73, Washington 64 "Something is in the wind." But jumping up and down and calling the Phoenix 5, Calgary 2 the tall easy-mannered prosecutor judge a pig," he said. "If I had is playing close to the vest enter- been confronted with a flaming ing the sixth and perhaps final revolutionary, I probably would U.S . Air Base in week of the celebrated bank robbery have turned the case down.' Korat trial. Mrs. Harris and her husband, Johnson also was cautious not to William, are SLA members who were tip his final hand. However, he captured here September 18, the Snrt closes, last major said that Dr. Margaret Thaler same day Miss Hearst was arrested Briefs Singer, a clinical psychologist at a nearby apartment. Miss Hearst Sports from Berkeley, would be called to and defense psychiatrists have airfield in Thailand testify today. testified that the heiress was under Chris Evert defeated top-seeded "We're considering the testimony the control of the Harrises during Evonne Goolagong 6-3, 6-0 yesterday of several other witnesses," he much of her 19 months underground. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - The to win the $75,000 Women's Tennis added, but declining to name them. Miss Hearst United States closed Korat Air Base faces up to 35 years Tournament in Sarasota, Fla., but "They will not be psychiatric in prison if convicted of robbing yesterday, abandoning power plants, the competition was closer than experts." the Hibernia Bank here buildings and vehicles valued at on April 15, the score indicated. Eight of the Johnson said he doesn't know how 1974 - about two months after her $30 million at the time of acquisi- 15 games went to deuce, but Miss long closing arguments will take, abduction from her Berkeley apart- tion by the Thai government. Evert won the most critical points. but he said he expects his partner, ment. The base, 130 miles northeast of Ilie Nastase, playing the best Bangkok, was a major airfield in tennis of his career, demolished the Indochina war. Its closing Ken Rosewall, 6-0, 6-2, 6-2, in leaves Utapao Air Base as the last only one hour and 21 minutes in major U.S. armed forces installation Oil Co. engineer and FBI double agent a World Championship Tennis Chal- in Thailand. lenge Cup match in Keauhou-Kona, Fewer than 6,000 U.S. military Hawaii yesterday. Nastase, in personnel remain in Thailand, and dies, apparent victim going over the million-dollar all are supposed to leave by the of suicide mark in his career earnings, was March 20 deadline agreed to by the U.S. and Thai governments. Both in command all the way as he won SOUTHEURY, Conn. (AP)--A former FBI. The son spoke to reporters sides have indicated that an advis- the first nine games before Rose- Mobil Oil Co. engineer who report- outside the Rees home ory group will remain, though its in Heritage wall held serve in the fourth edly sold important oil industry Village, a retirement size has not been determined. community game of the second set. know-how to the Soviet Union be- in this town north of New Haven. A U.S. spokesman termed Korat a fore turning double agent for the The son said he had been com- "viable air base" and said real "A Fascinating Girl" beat "Sum- FBI died yesterday of what author- forting his mother who also was mertime Promise" by a nose to cap- property and equipment worth about ities said was a self-inflicted unaware of her husband's alleged ture the $100 thousand Santa Mar- $30 million at the time of the gunshot wound. activity, and believed he killed acquisition would be left to the garita Invitational Handicap yes- An autospy was begun to determine himself because of an illness. terday Thais. at Santa Anita. the cause of death. "She thought it was on account Norman John Rees, 69, admitted of his illness that he did this." accepting money for information he gave to Soviet intelligence agents and said that from 1971 to 1975 7*~ he acted as a double agent for the ~, FBI, according to a published in- Israel seeks formal peace terview. His work was considered - S so important that the Kremlin gave him a medal, according to the in- terview published in the Dallas negotiations with Arabs Times Herald. All ads will be run one time only. 1974 Kawasaki KX-125, strictly moto- Rees said in the interview that JERUSALEM (AP)--Signs of discord You must resubmit it each time you cross, $600. Call 97116 AWH. he agreed to work as a double a- surfaced in the Israeli cabinet yes- want it to be printed. Ads may be gent in 1971 when he was confront- terday over the way Israel announced Original oil paintings, Gitmo sea- submitted by calling 951144 or by ed by the FBI, and continued in its intention of seeking a formal scapes and landscapes, all in hand- dropping them in one of the drop that capacity until 1975. He end to the state of war with its crafted frames, sizes from 12" by boxes. continued to meet Soviet contacts Arab neighbors as the next step to- 16" to 24" by 36". For more infor- at FBI instructions, allowing the ward peace. mation call 96123. agency to observe and identify a The state radio reported U.S. for sale number of Soviet intelligence of- Secretary of State Henry Kissinger services ficers, he said. also was annoyed at the way in 1971 Maverick; four Bose 501 speak- Income tax prepared by experienced "Jesus Christ, that is incredi- which Israel publicized its decision ers. Call Bruce at 951247 DWH. tax consultant, federal and state. ble," said Rees' son, John Warren a week ago. Forms supplied with returns. Call Rees of Ashfield, Mass. He said Israel has told Washington it 1974 Kawasaki 350; 1971 Kawasaki 99191 AT for appointment. his family knew nothing of his ors non-belligerence pacts bea 175, set up for motocross, with father's alleged connections with it believes the Arabs are not ready lights and extra parts, price neg- Older lady would like to care for either the Soviet Union or the to negotiate full peace. otiable. Call 85214 AT. children of working mother in her home. Call 99228 AT. Honda CL-360, must sell, am trans- fering, no reasonable offer refused, wanted see Knapp at Gold Hill Galley or 9 2 Kuwait's economy good for 200 years GHB "B" complex room 0-106. x1 rug or larger, any color, call 98297 AT. Edlbrock Scorpion high rise intake KUWAIT (AP) - New studies have Parliament. manifold for a small block Chevy; Baby portable cribette. Call 98115 shown that oil and gas reserves In 1972, Parliament urged a sharp Mallary dual point distributor for AT. beneath Kuwait's: productive wells cutdown in Kuwait's daily production a small block Chevy; two sets of are enough to keep the country of crude oil in order to avert an aluminum mag rims, two 5 1/2 and Rug 9x12 or larger, any color; producing for 200 years instead of early depletion. The government two 7 1/2 inches wide, all 14 inch- washer and dryer. Call 85344 AWH. 70, Oil Minister Abdel Muttaleb then decided to reduce production es; baby bottle sterilizer; elec- Kazemi told Parliament yesterday. from three million to two million Speedometer cable for a '73 Kawas- tric can opener; three small table "New studies and explorations barrels a day. lamps; three small stack tables; aki 125. Call 951036 AWN. being conducted have shown, in four pair of curtains, green, 44" light of similar circumstances At the rate of two million barrels wide by 82" long; four small TV found existing in other oil producing a day, Kuwait's proven reserves of lap trays; four baby Even-Flow type countries, that there are more oil 72,800 million barrels were to last bottles; baby stroller; ice chest; Mahogany gas cap on Sherman in and gas reserves laying beneath 70 years, Kazemi said. He did not seat cover for automobile (black). front of Navy Exchange. Probably already productive wells which disclose figures of what he describ- Call 97175 AT or see at East Bargo off of a new car or van. Call could double or treble the proven ed as newly discovered oil and 6-A. 97282 AT or 417 DH, 4th Street. oil and gas reserves," Kazemi told gas reserves, however.