PAGE SIX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., Dec. 30, 1976 fBanrl]rfitfr EitnitiigHpralb Nixon should move to Switzerland Manchester — A City of Village Charm The weather Inside today Founded Oct. 1. 1881 his own aides. They will be shocked WASHINGTON - ‘T wish the guy ty should now assume the added Oearlng, cold, high around 20. Fair, Area news 1-B-2-B Fam ily ............ 3-A Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International 4 that Nixon sought evidence that the would move to Switzerland and stay Andrew burden of a discredited President. very cold tonight, low zero to 10 above. Churches ......... 5-A Obituaries .... 6-A Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, there,” said one Republican Senator. True, Nixon has been convicted of Democrats had received campaign Saturday partly cloudy, continued cold, C om ics............8-B Week-Review .2-A Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. "Why shouldn’t he come in out of the nothing. But he fled town tti disgrace money from Cuba and North Viet­ high 15-10. National weather forecast Dear Abby .... 8-B W ings..............5-A nam. They will be shocked to read map on Page 7-B, Editorial .........4-A Sports ... .3-B-5-B Raymond F. Robinson. Editor>Publisher Harold E. Turklngton. Managing Editor cold?” asked a former Republican troubles without having the when it became .clear the House of the testimony of John D. member of the House. “The party Democrats come out swinging in 1980 Representatives was about to im­ Ehrllchman, the convicted Nixon Opinion' could use his political expertise.” and warning the folks about voting peach him and the Senate had enough aide, that Nixon encouraged FBI The subject was Richard M. Nixon. for the party of Richard Nixon.” votes to find him guilty of "high Director J. Eldgar Hoover to commit jii' Reports are filtering out of San Nevertheless, it’s a good bet Nixon crimes and misdemeanors.” And ("> A cheap shot Clemente that he’d like to make a will go public again. He should get a Nixon would have been tried burglaries. 'comeback by playing a limited role elsewhere on those charges if Presi­ Nixon sympathizers among Space satellite ton of headlines next spring from a forget there there has been Reagan conservatives Who couldn’t News If there is to be an award for as a sometime adviser to the GOP. series of four television interviews dent Ford had not wisely decided to knee-jerk (or jerk) statement tremendous technological ad­ Party stalwarts are divided on with David Frost. And his book will pardon him and thereby save the buy Gerald Ford should be at least of the year, we’d like to vances made in preventing what is becoming an intra-party be published next fall, after serializa­ Republic from the trauma of seeing a somewhat annoyed to read that one summary issue. One opinion is that Nixon's President in the dock. of the bugged aides was John Sears, to track oil slick nominate John McGlennon, spills at drilling sites since the tion by The New York Times. return to public life would hurt the David Wise’s knowing book, “The although Sears never handled New England Director of En­ Santa Barbara incident some That is okay. Nixon is expected to By United Press InlernalionBi dependent of the weather,” Grose GOP by reviving the Watergate American Police State” (Random classified documents. Sears later did ComplM from years ago. The federal govern­ gross around |2-million from these Government scientists, frustrated said. “We’re not relying on being vironmental Protection Agen­ issue, which helped defeat Gerald House, 812.95) should be required a hrilllant job as Reagan’s campaign United Preee International ment has permitted drilling to endeavors, and he has never by stormy New England weather, able to see the oil out there to cy, who said in Boston earlier Ford last month. The other is that overlooked the importance of being reading for those Republicans manager. turned to space technology today to hopefully know where it’s going to be resume off of Santa Barbara For the people’s own sake, their this week that it would be Republican candidates could profit rich. But as a neutral jury of one, I valiantly trying to rebuild their par­ help track millions of gallons of oil the next day.” “foolish" to allow drilling for because of the new technology. from seeking out Nixon’s counsel on hope he’ll resist the temptation to ty. Naming his sources, both human client here should be the two-party State spilled into the Atlantic Ocean by the “This gives us a much better han­ system which Nixon and his untidy oil off the New England coast Which leads us to conclude foreign policy, a field in which he destroy the GOP by sticking his nose and documentary. Wise details the HARTFORD - For the time tanker Argo Merchant. dle on the dynamics of the spill as Progress, meanwhile, was showed high competence. in the party’s business. sordid machinations of what he calls cronies all but wrecked. For the sake being. State Insurance Com­ well as the mechanics of where it’s until ways to cope with large that Mr. McGlennon was report^ in cleaning up two other oil Even those who don’t want Nixon Republicans who say they could "The government against the of that system. Republicans of all missioner T. F. Gilroy Daly says headed,” he said. spills are developed. taking a cheap shot aimed at spills also involving Liberian-flag “We are hoping to implant this ... participating in party affairs wish use Nixon’s advice on any matter — people” under Richard Nixon. persuasions should unite to make he will not force insurance com­ “The Argo Merchant inci­ the more vocal — but not him no harm. But as one Republican Scanning this book. Republican sure that Richard Nixon’s future is panies to cover high-risk tankers — 133,500 gallons of oil from in the early afternoon,” Grose said. including the design of bumper the Olympic Games on the Delaware necessarily the more conservatives and moderates will be confined to literature and show biz. manufacturers, wholesalers and A second buoy arrving in Boston will dent has demonstrated quite Senator put it: "I just think the stickers — are monkeying with a River in Pennsylvania, and 2,000 Off his record, he’ll laugh all the way retailers against product liability probably be saved “in case any more clearly that we, as a nation, do reasonable — environmen­ sooner he’s forgotten the better for death wish. They are saying that an shocked by Nixon’s illegal campaign gallons of oil from the Oswego-Peace claims, but If the companies don’t oil comes out of the ship.” talists who probably wouldn’t everybody. We’ve got enough of wiretapping and bugging against to the bank. on the Thames River in Connecticut. not have the technology to already badly battered minority par­ begin offering product liability in­ A Coast Guard plane flew over the combat large oil spills on the have let Columbus sail from In a scientific first, a plane from remains of the Argo Merchant surance on a voluntary basis, his Otis Air Force Base, Mass., today Spain because he might go off commission will implement an Thursday and reported the over­ open ocean," he said. will attempt to drop a six-foot dis­ He focused too much "assigned risk plan” to force turned bow section had drifted some This has to be about the the edge of the world and posable electronic buoy into the 500 yards from the stern section. Of­ firms to offer insurance to those largest area of oil off Nantucket neatest jump from A to Z, in pollute outer (or would it on the big picture who want it. ficials considered what action to take 1976. have been inner) space. Island, a black pancake 700 feet long, if the bow became a navigation 300 feet wide, four inches thick, and hazard. As a bureaucrat he shows the Clearly, the proper response Even his harshest critics must NEW LONDON - The Coast agree that Henry Kissinger’s place with the consistency of peanut Rough seas and bad weather to the Argo Merchant affair is Guard will hold a hearing to caution of bureaucrats who among this country’s outstanding butter. prevented observation of the entire Don Oakley decide whether to fine the Oswego The buoy wiil send radio signals at spill, now located 120 miles from won’t admit anything is 100 per not to use it to further delay an secretaries of stateis assured. Marine Transport Co. of New noon and midnight to the NASA Nantucket Island. already delayed exploration of But even his staunchest admirers cent foolproof. In other words, York, for a fuel oil spill in the satellite Nimbus-F, Dr. Peter Grose, — In Philadelphia, the Coast Guard if there is a million to one potential offshore oil resources must concede that much of The Middle East, where Thames River last weekend. No head of the scientific team from the said the 23-mile long slick on the chance of something which this nation so sorely Kissinger’s reputation rests less on Kissinger's skill as a negotiator and date has been set. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Delaware River probably will be ^Human pyramid* happening, to a bureaucrat it needs, but rather efforts to actual accomplishment than on the go-between shone best, was probably Administration, said Thursday. cleaned up by today An inquiry into appearance of it, or perhaps more ac­ “The most distinct advantage (of Five boys and a toboggan add up to various versions of the best way to go down a snowy correct the deficiencies in in­ the scene of his greatest triumph.