lianrIjPHtpr lEwpntttn Bpralb MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 141 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS ,V>: U. S. Government Wins ■11 Off-Shore Oil Rights 4.'- V:' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme charters granted them title to seabeds up its constitution permitted jurisdiction up Court ruled 8 to 0 today that the federal to 100 miles off their shores. to 30 miles offshore. i government alone has oil drilling rights in Justice Byron R. White wrote the The court referred back to a special nearly 200,000 square miles of the Atlantic court’s opinion. Justice William 0. master more technical questions about Ocean beyond the three-mile limit. Douglas, who is recovering from a stroke, how far out Florida can control Gulf of The ruling means the United States can Mexico seabeds. f W did not participate. immediately resume preparations to The justices had ruled in 1960 that grant leases for exploring the Atlantic to In a separate companion case, the Florida had historic title to 10 miles of determine where potentially vast amounts justices ruled that Florida aiso must obey Gulf seabeds, but the state and the federal of oil are located. the three-mile limit established in the government were contesting how the In asking the high court to affirm Atlantic by Congress. Florida had claimed boundary was drawn in the Florida Bay. federal ownership of the offshore oil rights, the Interior Department said the potentiai fuel reserves could help ease the energy shortage in the coming decade. New Isolationism The justices accepted a special master’s report which rejected claims by 12 Atlan­ tic Coast states that their colonial Coticerns President WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Washington. While it did not mention the today warned against a "new controversial subject of aid to Indochina, immt isolationism” in U.S. foreign policy and White House sources indicated Ford might NEWS said foreign aid must be continued for both depart from the text, possibly to urge CAPSULES diplomatic and humane reasons. Congress to approve emergency aid for Ford took his foreign policy and Cambodia. There were indications during Shamrock Bombs economic recovery messages to South the weekend Ford might settle for far less (Herald photo by Pinto) Bend, Ind., and told a University of Notre than the $222 million he first asked for. BELFAST (UPI) - Police in British- Dame audience developing nations "must His speech stressed the need for in­ ruled Northern Ireland warned residents Bake St* Patrick’s Day Cookies be able to defend themseves. They must terdependence among nations and today to beware of bombs in their have the assurance that America can be America’s “moral commitment” to help shamrock cards on St. Patrick’s Day. With the wearin’ of the green, Mrs. Patrick’s Day party as she spoons left, holds the measuring cup for the counted upon to provide the means of starving and technically underdeveloped During a weekend of violence that left Joan Young in a green dress and green dabs of cookie dough onto a cookie security as well as the means of countries. right ingredients. In the center, four persons dead, postal workers Satur­ striped apron (she’s Irish, too) helps sheet ready for baking. While Lee holding little shamrock men, are, left sustenance.” “The answers to the world food problem day found six booby-trapped green The President’s address, in conjunction are to be found in interdependence,” Ford members of her kindergarten class at Wichman, right, reads directions to right, Melanie Bodin, baker; Robyn greeting boxes labeled “Happy St. Buckley School prepare for a St. from a cookie book, Craig Fichtel, Leyser, cook; Alan Borgida, mixer. with his receiving an honorary doctor of said. “We can and will help other nations. Patrick’s Day” and defused them. Most laws degree, was to be followed by But simplistic paternalism may do more were meant for Roman Catholics in this meetings with regional news executives harm than good. Our help must take the predominantly Protestant province. and governors. form of helping every nation to help The Notre Dame speech was released in itself.” Search Resumed Mideast Peace Shuttle SUFFIELD (UPI) — Authorities began searching a wooded area of Suffield today for a downed airplane believed piloted by Federal Agents Probing Connecticut massage parlor operator Martin Ross and a female companion. Enters Round Three Police said a weak electronic radio signal believed from the downed plane Possible Overcharges was pinpointed to a large wooded area TEL AVIV (UPI) - Secretary of State third shuttle “will mark the start of real Kissinger will bring back Sadat’s covering part of Suffield and the nearby WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal in­ —A three-way FEA investigation of Henry A. Kissinger flew off today toward haggling and one can expect the going to response Tuesday afternoon. towns of Agawam and Southwick, Mass. vestigators are looking into the possibility alleged manipulations by oil suppliers, Aswan, Egypt—and an Egyptian be rough.” On Kissinger’s way here last Friday, a Ross, 35, of Bloomfield and Donna of petroleum pricing conspiracies during shippers and brokers that may have raised sandstorm—for round three of his shuttle This could go on for a week or more, and senior official said Israel would have to. Hoadley, 21, of Norwich have been mis­ last winter’s Arab oil embargo which may petroleum product prices as much as 300 diplomacy search for a new Israeli- the tempo of Kissinger’s shuttling is come up with something new for Sadat to sing since late Wednesday when their involve billions of dollars, per cent between refineries and con­ Egyptian accord on further Israeli expected to become quicker, they said. keep the negotiations going. Cessna 150 left Groton Airport in Trumbull “The investigation could result in tens sumers such as electric power utilities, withdrawal in the Sinai Desert. in inclement weather. of millions of dollars in overcharges being hospitals and schools. Kissinger said he had a “very good and returned to consumers,” said a Federal FEA officials said it had been alleged constructive" meeting with Israeli Sen. Fears Economic Body Found > Energy Administration spokesman. that one utility company alone was negotiators today, but Israeli newspapers Officials said Sunday subjects of the in­ overcharged $15 million. Sources said GALENA, 111. (UPI) — The nude, frozen reflected dissatisfaction at the Egyptian vestigation included kickbacks and total overcharges uncovered in both in­ body of Joseph Didier, was discovered by proposals Kissinger brought here Friday. payoffs to brokers, excessive brokerage vestigations might run at least as high as two scout troop members checking a cabin The Jerusalem Post said Kissinger also fees, excessive transportation or handling $1 billion. The 'Washington Post reported it Impact of Bottle Proposal at a Boy Scout camp near the Wisconsin was disappointed that the Israeli cabinet costs, violations of regulations governing could be as much as $3 billion. state line Saturday. The eighth-grade son had not taken any significant new distribution of available supplies, and un­ FEA sources said a major announce­ of a Rockford alderman was abducted two decisions Sunday. HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Audrey P. necessary unloading or physical move­ ment is planned soon. The Post reported pioneered the use of cullett, or crushed weeks ago when he was delivering Kissinger breakfasted with Israeli Beck, D-Storrs, said today a bill banning ment to increase costs. grand juries have been convened in glass, in making new bottles and is the newspapers. It has not been determined Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and then no deposit-no return bottles would harm An American Petroleum Institute state­ Jacksonville, Fla., New York and Los largest glass recycling plant in the United how long the youth had been dead. met the full Israeli negotiating team for the already troubled economy in her dis­ States. ment said it "cannot dismiss the Angeles in connection with the customs’ 90-minutes to get the answers he hopes trict and would have few economic advan­ “The total effort of Glass Container in possibility” of some violations, but “we probe. The story said other grand juries will keep his mission going. He had a tages. Dayville is considered by the federal Plans New Cabinet reject the implications that the nation’s oil might be called in Houston, Philadelphia, green light from the Israeli cabinet to con­ Mrs. Beck told the Environmental Com­ government the most advanced experi­ LISBON (UPI) — Portugal’s new companies have been parties to a massive Baltimore and Boston. tinue negotiations but it was unclear what mittee that the issue is not one of wasting ment in glass recycling in the nation,” she strongman Prime Minister Vasco Gon- conspiracy that has resulted in alleged proposals he was taking back to President bottles but one of how bottles are said. “But it needs a given volume of glass calves told his ministers Sunday the overcharges of from $1 to $3 billion.” Manchester Farmer Anwar Sadat as he began his third shuttle recycled. production to produce an economically cabinet would be dissolved in the next few Spokesmen for the U.S. Customs Service between the two countries. “It is a question of the form in which viable recycling effort.” days. A new one will then be formed to and FEA said the investigation had two Seeks Extension “It was a very good and constructive bottles are returned,” she said. “It is a The ban could undermine the effort of carry out leftwing policies. The military main thrusts: meeting this morning,’’ Kissinger told question of returning whole bottles versus the Dayville plant, she said, and the gas­ regime, over the weekend, nationalized all —Investigation by customs agents at 40 Of Trailer Variance newsmen.