Newly compiled cookbook I features 'Nixonburger'NEW CANAAN, Conn. (UPI) — President Nixon suggested fish, and Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz recommended cheese to housewives eager to beat meat prices. Now, some housewives are asking the two to eat their own words.They have compiled a cookbook with 42 varieties of “Nixonburger,” including one from Donald R. Lovley of Winsted, Conn., which called for one teaspoon of Watergate to be added “when no one is looking.”Lovley said the ingredients should be fried “in a bit of special interest oil. Serve on meatless days only, usually Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.”His entry was the only inedible one.The collection of recipes had its origin during the April meat boycott and followed the suggestions *of Nixon and Butz. The contest itself was sponsored by the New Canaan Democratic Town Committee.The book is dedicated “To the man who has made meatless-ness a way of life in America,” says Mrs. Lester Brooks in the foreword of the paperbound recipes. The cover features the President sandwiched in a bun with the words: “Let them eat fish, cheese, nuts.”Eight women put the book together and one, MarilynIDereyna, did the the drawings. The women particularly recom- I mended “Dandelion-egg Nixon- lt;burger” and “Pecan c Nixonburger,” and the “Soy 1 Polloi Nixonburger.” 5The book, containing hun- lt;dreds of recipes from Connec- t ticut, New York, New Jersey c and Vermont, was introduced at “the great Nixonburger t bumoff.” fMrs. Brooks said it was all f well and good for Nixon and v Butz to suggest fish and d cheese, “but why should it be C the consumer who should be ‘I punished?” kThe five winning entries were s sent to the White House, but n Mrs. Brooks says, “We suspect I they were turned over to the ts bomb squad.” gAbout jBy United Press International C CORPORATION CLEARED dWASHINGTON (UPI) - The n House Select Crime Committee f( has cleared a corporation connected to entertainers Frank a Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. d of direct involvement in organ- ft ized crime.* The- committee issued a - -E report Monday on' Emprise Corp., Buffalo, N.Y. firm F which it said had invested in b legal bit suspect gambling E ventures using “celebrities as ll fronts. It concluded that while o