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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1977 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEC. 1 PAGE 17 Gas Kitchen shopping? BIG 7-DAY CABINET SALE House Assassinations Panel Seeking Right To Offer Immunity SAVE 20-30 EVEN 40 $439 liPi Big 8-Ft. Kitchen WAS $619 Big 10-Ft. Kitchen WAS $719 Big IMt. Kitchen WAS $779 AUTHORITY TO grant immunity was included in a proposed resolution spelling out the committee powers last March, but critics in the House eliminated it.

That action has created a "potential flaw" which "could literally ruin this investigation overnight," according to -)f JH' CAINJTr i 1 All Sizes, Styles Available. We Con Fit Any Kitchen at Comparative Prices! Install Them Yourself or We'll Do Continued From Page I Sen. Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass. that, in effect, would revive the administration's pricing plan.

Senate liberals who had been leading a filibuster to prevent a vote on deregulation momentarily switched their tactics and supported the move. THIS TIME IT was deregulation proponents' turn to mount something of an "extended debate" of their own, using parlimentary tactics to prevent Kennedy's amendment and the administration plan from coming to a vote on a day when many senators were absent. The Senate will vote Monday on a debate-limiting motion by Byrd and 19 other senators aimed at ending the filibuster begun on Friday by the senators who oppose any relaxation of price controls on natural gas. Such cloture requires 60 votes, three-fifths of the Senate. Senate leaders said they are optimistic that it can be obtained so that debate on the gas bill won't stretch beyond next week.

THE CARTER gas-pricing plan, already approved by the House, would continue controls on natural gas shipped across state lines while lifting the price ceiling from the current $1.45 per thousand cubic feet to $1.75. It also would extend the controls to the now-unregulated intrastate markets in Texas, Louisiana and other gas-producing states. The rival industry measure would deregulate newly produced onshore gas immediately and offshore gas after five years. A compromise has been proposed by Sen. Henry Jackson chairman of the Energy Committee, that would keep controls, like the Carter plan, but would raise the price lid to $2.03.

This also is expected to be voted on Monday. Rep. Christopher Dodd another committee member. Lacking power to grant immunity, the panel would have no way to obtain the FREE ESTIMATES Sim 637-7969 If WE SELL and INSTALL Built-in Cobmeh Dishwasltfr Bolti Vomtiei Itnoteum Built-in Rongn Garbage Dupoul Ceromie Tilt Carpet STATE-WIDE SERVICE STAR-NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Git Fast Results ICJf NEWHOUSE NEWS SERVICE Washington The House Select Committee on Assassinations is seeking authority to offer limited immunity from prosecution to numerous unnamed witnesses in exchange for their testimony in the panel's twin investigations into the Slayings of President John F. Kennedy and the Rev.

Martin Luther King Jr. The House was scheduled to vote early this week on a resolution conferring the immunity power as well as permission for the panel to go to court for access to the grand jury minutes of a 1968 Kennedy investigation by former New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison. BREAKING A summer of silence about the panel's activities, Chairman Louis Stokes (D-Ohio) recently told the House Rules Committee that the panel has identified 200 witnesses in the Kennedy investigation alone. He suggested immunity might be offered to as many as 100 or 150 of them. Neither the Kennedy nor the King phase of the investigation will be completed this year, when the panel's budget runs out, according to Rep.

Richardson Preyer a member of the committee. Preyer, who heads the Kennedy probe, said the House will be asked to approve a continuation of both investigations next year. The panel will be required, however, to submit a report on the progress of the probes to the full House before the end of this year. Meanwhile, the immunity issue is apparently presenting a major problem for the committee. Academy Of Arts Untamed London (AP) The Royal Academy of Arts OPEN TODAY 1 to 6 co-operation of reluctant witnesses such as reputed underworld figure Santos Trafficante Jr.

or soldier-of-fortune Loran Hall, both of whom refused to answer questions at public hearings last spring, taking refuge in their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. If either man were granted immunity by the committee and still refused to testify, the House could vote to hold them in contempt and they could be Jailed. PREYER SAID Stokes's comment to the Rules Committee about 100 to 150 grants of immunity was "not just a rhetorical flourish." He said the committee sees the "potential for extensive use of immunity" in continuing the investigations. The immunity Congress can offer a witness is of a limited nature. It requires prior approval of the U.S.

District Court, and covers only the testimony sought by the committee. That is, no prosecutor may use that testimony as the basis for a prosecution of the witness, or as evidence in any prosecution. But the witness could still be subject to prosecution if the prosecutor is able to make a case against the witness from other evidence. owrnan Furniture Is Having A Sale! opened an exhibition Satur day that finally relutes the charge that the venerable institution in Piccadilly is a monument of stuffy reac Prices on Colonial, Rustic and American Traditional furniture for every room your home. Are now reduced tion.

"It's a joyous jam boree," cried Albert Irvin, abstract painter and art for extra savings when you buy a group. teacher, who never had expected to find one of his giant, acrylic painted canvases on the walls of Bur lington House museum. mJl Family 15 WORKS OF Irvin and 196 other British artists oom are in the special show called "British Painting 1952- Pope Blasts Lefebvre As 'Prophet Of Doom' 1977." It displays almost 400 paintings of the last 25 years the academy's contribution to Silver Jubilee celebrations of Queen Elizabeth IPs 25 years on the throne. Many of the paintings are and many are strange. All together they shatter the tame and traditional image of the two-century-old academy.

Such artists as Graham Thick carved oak, heavy "What is left to us is what seems to be the poorest means saintliness," the Pope said. "Saintliness of life, the saintliness of Jesus Christ in us. This saintliness of Christ, irradiating the world through his ministers, is what men need." Actual celebrations of Paul's 80th birthday begin Sunday, with 10,000 choir boys from all over Italy singing at a Mass he will officiate in St. Peter's basilica. ON MONDAY, the pontiff inaugurates the basilica's new bronze "Door of Good and Evil," showing the slave trade in America and a Nazi massacre of hostages as symbols of evil.

The celebrations will extend into October with a birthday display of 80 paintings and sculpture works by modern artists and a Mass the Pope will con-celebrate Oct. 16 with several participants in the fifth World Synod of Bishops opening next weekend. fcv vimi' 'it tv rs- i jit bl Sutherland and Francis Bacon, who preferred to show their paintings elsewhere because they disapproved of the academy's record of hostility to mod stain repellent fabric exquisite design make this timeless group from ern trends, are represented for the first time. Ayres Furniture Industries an excellent buy. New shipment just arrived, but do hurry.

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Missing Continued From Page 1 Cqunty, where he worked as a waiter. Turner had told a friend he might see him at West Lafayette on Sept. 14 when he planned to see a professor at Purdue University, Mrs. Hopton said. TURNER HAD attended Butler University for four years and was completing work at IPI on a bachelor's degree in chemistry.

He had been planning to marry a woman in California but the engagement was broken in April, Mrs. Hopton said, adding the woman also has not seen Turner in recent months. Mrs. Hopton said her son was studious, was planning to do graduate work at IPI and had no personal problems. Turner is 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs 180 pounds, has medium length brown hair, freckles and hazel eyes.

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12 t. --4 believes he was wearing blue jeans when he last was seen. He had lived here since he was 7 years old. The Hopton's reported him missing to Indianapolis police on Wednesday and were told that from 30 days of his being missing, a national alert would be issued. MISS HARMEIER, a junior and drama major at I.U., left her car locked with books and clothing in it on Ind.

37 about 2 miles north of Martinsville where it was found on Sept. 13. Police said the car had overheated and they learned she had stopped at a service station at Waverly to have water put in its radiator. Police fear she has met with foul play. Israeli Cabinet Due To Studv U.S.

Plan Tel Aviv, Israel (UPI) Prime Minister Menahem Begin called a cabinet meeting for Sunday to discuss a U.S. compromise proposal to resolve the problem of Palestinian representation in renewed Mideast peace talks at Geneva. Diplomatic sources said President Carter made the suggestion in talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan at Washington earlier in the week. "Bedroom 4. I 4 Furnish your bedroom in high quolity jEdfci L-A hardwood, for an investment that holds its 1 "mbwmiwsss value.

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GROUP PRICE $917. SALT Without defining the phrase, the Defense Department's closet-cleaning agency announced this week it will accept offers for the surplus planes and 14 aircraft engines starting Oct. 13. Condition of the merchandise was not mentioned in the announcement. The shopping list includes 12 Curtiss-Wright Commandos, 11 Grumman Trackers, two Beech Model 18s, two Grumman Albatrosses and one North American T6 Texan.

Prospective buyers will Shop soon, sale ends October 10th. Open: Weekdays 10-9 Saturday 10-6 Sunday 1-6 have to show some dedication, however. Friday with President Carter, was a possible summit meeting between the President and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. The spokesman said the Soviets also had demonstrated a "generally constructive attitude" in discussions on the possibility of reconvening a Middle East peace conference at Geneva. The Soviet Union and the United States are co-chairmen of the conference.

There have been other signs of an improving atmosphere between the two countries. According to U.S. officials, there has been a significant increase in the number of exit visas being granted to Soviet Jews. Officials believe the indications of greater Soviet leniency in this area may be related to a Soviet desire to mute criticism of its internal policies at the upcoming conference at Belgrade, Yugoslavia, at which compliance with the 1975 Helsinki Agreement will be reviewed, i APi Continued From Page 1 USSR and the USA to the goal of nuclear arms limitations "Accordingly the two sides reaf-irm their commitment to the treaty." (UPI) Carter said that compared with the previous Vance-Gromyko meetings at Moscow in March and at Geneva two months later this latest round of talks was by far the most positive in terms of both mood and substance. After the previous meetings, Gromyko had accused the United States of seeking "unilateral advantage" in the arms negotiations, but he did not do so this CARTER CALLED the talks "businesslike in the finest sense of the word.

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