Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 11, 1973, Zanesville, Ohio day's Chuckle surgery can do almost anything luman nose except keep it out r guy's business PAGES The Recorder Your Good Morning ZANESVILLE OHIO 13701 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 11 1973 Today's Weather FORECAST Tartly cloudy with highs near 70 Fair tonight with lows near 50 Details on Page TEN Expresses Willingness To Compromise ixon Seeks Harmony With Congress UPI ive branch to lent Nixon a new spirit of ition that to shortage and national to put scandal behind his harmony with i said he was willing to compromise on tions to a whole host of issues There can be no monopoly of wisdom at either end of Pennsylvania Avenue and there should be no monopoly of power Nixon said But in the lengthy document billed by the White House as a second State of the Union message Nixon said there were three issues holding government spending within his billion budget maintaining a defence posture and preserving the power of the presidency He said he welcomed a renaissance of the Congress but not at the expense of the White House The word message called for swift and decisive congressional action on 50 administration proposals ing from reforming income tax laws to giving elderly persons a break to making plans for the nation's tion in 1976 The legislative record of the current Congress so far has been he said and the remaining four months of the current session would be a time of great testing of the government's ability to deal with critical national problems Not only has Congress only passed three of the 13 appropriations bills necessary to run the government during crats SS To ures I U PI lers in Congress ted President overtures and a bills he wants of them before ear s some Capitol i that Nixon's le relations with his offer to e on legislation nt feels he is omise his Ibert said after i House leaders He feels his compromise is e might call a ght go too far iis views might j i Leader who met with k said he feels s serious about and pression is that to bring of cooperation th congressional et with Senate who him Tuesday a bills that can be target date for mid-October d he would then leaders to pram for the rest he termed which included appropriations construction and tension of t h e Blasts 12 don Bridge Work Progresses L PI Bomb ex- crowded London ms injured 12 y one of them nt panic-stricken in the current bombings police said in previous in- the bombing on s and said the a baby in a and a Chinese j close to one of College d a statement saying one of its informed that the Chinese g Nam had died live but a man said at said Pang extensive len injuries His in the blast Workmen continue to progress in construction of a new bridge spanning the Muskingum River here The new bridge will replace the Monroe Street Bridge visible at right of the new construction which is scheduled to be demolished Aerial photo Don Fuel Shortage Seen By United Press International The federal government's top energy official said Monday the fuel shortage will last for at least three more years and probably cannot be alleviated except by further development of U.S coal and shale oil reserves Inside Index Classified Crossword Deaths Editorials Financial Jeane Dixon Ohio Report Sports Pages Television Women's Pages B 7 B 2 A 4 A 5 B 7 B 9 A B 8 A A But a group of scientists said the pollution from oil and coal generators may be more biological damaging in the long run than nuclear power plants In Denver John A Love director of the U.S Energy Policy Office told the can Mining Congress the United States must change its supply patterns He told a news conference later the energy crisis may not be eased for three to five years and then only through shale and coal development In Washington Dr Cyril L Comar chairman of a National Academy of Sciences panel studying the effects of tion said he could see no power plants The only alternatives are either not to provide the necessary electricity at all or provide it with fossil fuel Comar said I would maintain that each of these two options probably has more biological cost than the option of providing it nuclear power he said In other oil industry challenged consumer advocate Ralph Nader to support in court his charge the industry created a short-term energy crisis to drive ents out of business and win the right to develop offshore oil on its own terms Pleased Advertiser Talks Ordered W UPI rom an angered i a compromise officials and n Education Monday in an a teachers in sub- ll also in its wed no signs of nearing an end Mahoning County Common Pleas Judge Clyde W borne his order ignored by 1.800 teachers and other Youngstown school em- ployes ordered strike leaders and school board officials to meet first in a jury room and then his court room Osborne had called the two sides into court for a hearing on whether his temporary in- junction against the strike should be made permanent He instructed the teachers and school officials to come up with a compromise settlement to allow schools to operate normally pending a final ing or settlement of the mam strike issues W J bedroom Evenings This ad was canceled because the mobile home was sold another satisfied customer was gained When you have items you no longer use turn them into cash with a Classified Ad For best results start with the low 10 day plan 3 lines for 10 days for Cancel when YOU get results and pay only for the days used Ph Ask for Classified he fiscal year he said it was heading toward 37 billion in expenditures He vowed he would not tolerate such extravagances and threatened to use the veto if acceptable compromises are not reached Also requiring immediate attention were four measures aimed at coping with the energy shortage he said They would provide for construction of the Alaskan oil pipeline the building of deep water ports to handle giant tankers the elimination of controls on natural gas prices and regulations for strip-mining of coal In the spirit of responsible cooperation which must prevail between the executive and Congress if we are to make genuine progress this fall I am fully prepared to work closely with members of the Congress in hammering out modifications to these Nixon said Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he the new spirit of cooperation and forecast prompt consideration of Nixon's plea The President who a private breakfast with field last week met Democratic and Republican House leaders Monday in efforts to smooth relations with Capitol HOI Although Nixon made no mention of the Watergate scandal his reference to preserving the requisite ers of the executive branch was seen as a reference to his adamant stand against tapes of his Watergate related conversations to Senate investigators He has refused on grounds such action would the confidentiality necessary for a president to perform his duties Steel Wins Price Hike WASHINGTON UPI The government Monday granted the steel industry the price increase it sought but stretched it out over a three month period Under a decision by the Cost of Living Council major steel producers will be permitted to raise the price of flat rolled steel by about a ton on Oct 1 and by about the same amount next Jan 1 Ten companies representing 70 per cent of the industry had sought to put the full increase into effect on Wednesday John Dunlap chairman of the council said the increase was stretched out to have a minimum impact on the economy Other council officials said the increase could result m raising the price of a toaster by one penny and of a new car by up to assuming the council permits the auto industry to pass along the higher price it must pay for steel Flat rolled steel accounts for about 40 per cent of the steel industry's output The price ranges now from to a ton and the increase permitted for Oct 1 amounts to 2.2 per cent to 4 per cent The January increase amounts to the same percentage Although the order applies to only the 10 firms which applied for permission to raise prices under Phase IV rales controls the nation's largest companies 26 other companies which also produce flat rolled steel be permitted to request and obtain price increases officials said As part of its order the council postponed consideration of any application to increase prices for steel products not covered by Monday's action That meant that companies could not post higher prices before Jan 1 for 60 per cent of their output Dunlap described the action on steel as tough He said the price increases sought by the industry were fully but said the council stretched them out to prevent a new inflationary cycle from starting through the economy Dunlap noted the industry had not had a price increase in 20 months and had one of the lowest rates of return on investment in the economy it needs the revenue to expand and modernize he told men The increases for flat rolled products sought by the industry ranged from 4.74 per cent by Republic Steel to 8.7 per cent by Cyclops Corp Other firms which will be able to post increases on Oct 1 as a result of Monday's action United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Armco Steel Inland Jones Kaiser Steel National Steel and Wheeling Pittsburgh Wiretaps Snag Nomination WASHINGTON UPI The nomination of Henry A Kissinger as secretary of state was snagged Monday when Attorney General Elliott L declined to give senators a report of what the FBI learned in wiretaps of some of Kissinger's aides Both Republican and Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said they were dissatisfied with Richardson's report given in executive session before Kissinger appeared for his second day of public hearings We are trying to learn Dr Kissinger's part in if Com- Chairman Sen J William F u 1 b r i g h t told newsmen We are interested in the procedure involved and why they did it Fulbright said seems a procedure which I think is inappropriate and we are interested in discouraging it In a four page report released by the committee Richardson said phones of three ment employes and four newsmen were tapped from one to 21 months between May 1969 and February 1971 All the taps were requested by the late FBI Director 1 Edgar Hoover and authorized by then Attorney General John N Mitchell Richardson said best can be determined Tapes Arguments Filed WASHINGTON U PI President Nixon a federal appeals court Monday to ignore the heat and excitement of an unprecedented political scandal and uphold the secrecy of his Watergate tapes against demands that would cripple the presidency Suggesting that he could not have ended the Vietnam war or opened new relations with China without secret tions the President's lawyers urged rejection as without precedent a lower court demand that the tapes be turned over for private judicial review The issue in this case is nothing less than the continued existence of the presidency as a functioning institution White House lawyers said in a brief filed with the U.S Circuit Court of Appeals Chief U.S District Judge John J Sirica who ordered Nixon to give him the tapes defended his decision in a brief charging that no one even a President the right to withhold evidence from a grand Jury the same time Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox asked the appeals court to vacate ruling and order the tapes to go directly to the grand iury Sirica failed to articulate the standards he considers proper for determining what evidence will be ordered produced to the grand jury and what evidence if any will be kept Cox said After receiving the round robin of briefs by Nixon Sirica and Cox the Appeals Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday in the historic constitutional battle over possession of the recordings of Nixon's conversations with former White House and campaign aides The appeals court denied a request by the Senate gate committee to participate in Tuesday's hearings so it could present arguments over executive privilege which it said neither the White House nor Cox had emphasized The committee contends ex- privilege would not apply in the tapes case if it could be shown there was a possibility Nixon himself en- gaged in criminal activity The court also denied a request by several consumer groups to present arguments at the hearing about the use of executive privilege in tion with a controversial 1371 increase in federal milk price supports from the FBI records Dr Kissinger's role included ex- pressing concern over leaks of sensitive material and when this concern was coupled with that of the President and transmitted to the Director of the FBI it led to efforts to stem the leaks which efforts included some wiretaps of government employes and newsmen the Richardson report said His Kissinger's role ther involved the supplying to the FBI of names of individuals in the government who had access to sensitive information and occasional review of information generated by the program to determine its usefulness the Richardson report said Kissinger did not elaborate on the during his public session When In Sen Edmund Muskie Kissinger said he had asked Richardson to supply the committee with a statement of government policy on such matters I will of course adhere to his legal tion Kissinger said Kissinger said the entire question of wire tapping in- volves the balance between human liberty and national security Personally I believe that balance should be in favor of human liberty Kissinger said If human liberties are ed there must be ing evidence for national security Members Seek Dela NEW YORK UPI ing to the last for a postponement John N Mitchell and Maurice H Stans the first members to face criminal charges in 50 years were scheduled to go on trial Tuesday on a federal indictment An unprecedented 1.500 tial jurors were summoned to Manhattan federal district court for jury selection which may last a week Before the selection process begins a U.S Appeals Court panel will rule on a motion for a postponement of the trial which Mitchell former U.S attorney general and Stans former commerce secretary called a rush to judgment U.S District Judge Lee Gagliardi had denied previous appeals for a delay as well as a motion for dismissal of the charges because of massive prejudicial publicity from the Watergate scandal News Dite Cod Flares REYKJAVIK Iceland UPI cod flared anew Monday following the collision of an Icelandic gunboat and a British frigate inside Iceland's disputed fishing limit Iceland threatened to break off diplomatic relations with Britain Strike Front Formed Chile UPI Professionals from all walks of life met Monday to form a common strike front with blue collar workers against President Salvador Allende's leftist regime TV Blackout Ban Okayed UPI house subcommittee Monday a that would permanently ban professional football television blackouts of hoine games when all tickets are sold out 72 hours in advance King Remains Serious STOCKHOLM UPI Gustaf VI Adolf 90 is suffering from continuous internal bleedings and his condition remains one of his personal physicians said Monday night Nixon Opposes Busing WASHINGTON UPI President Nixon again endorsing the right of a child to attend the school nearest his home urged Congress Monday to approve legislation Rationing Proposed For Credit WASHINGTON UPI Chairman Patman of the House Banking Committee opened hearings Monday into interest rates at historic highs proposing a system of rationing to make it possible for the plain people to borrow even in times of severe inflation Patman spelled out no details but said Congress must show imagination and more tantly the courage if it is to overcome the credit crunch As he has been for most of his 44 jears in Congress the Texas Democrat was sharply critical of bankers and of the Federal Reserve Board Under Chairman Arthur M Burns the Board has sought to decrease the supply of money available for bank loans so as to slow down the boom it fears is overheating the economy The result has been high interest rates and a threatened slump in the industry as mortgage money becomes costly
