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COURIER-POST, Camden, N. Thurtday, July 20, 1972 7 GOP in Tug-of-War With Agnew as Prize 1.S. Urged to Force School Bus Safety WASHINGTON (UPI) A political tug-of-war has erupted between Republicans left and Republicans right with only a month to go before the start of their national mnntiii constructed than school buses. There is no question that far more has been done to assure the construction of safe cars than has been done to assure the construction of safe school buses which transport the nation's children. There is little excuse for DOT's apathy, and even antipathy, to requiring the construction of reasonably safe school buses." fa if: 'I AS nf (y M7 id Ju The prize is Vice President Spiro T.

Agnew. The conservatives are more than eager that President Nixon retain Agnew. i They want him for the cam paign and they want him as rida Mae Roeder TPs vice president for four more years. The liberals want to dump him. Despite a flurry of news POWER UP 68 PCT LOS ANGELES Nuclear power generation increased its small share of the U.S.

energy market more than 68 per cent in 1971 to 36.7 billion GOTTA conferences, statements and handouts from both sides, the impact of the unsolicited advice on Nixon is expected to be negligible. Everyone knows that the WASHINGTON (LTD Les Aspin, told a Senate committee today that school buses were probably "the unsafest vehicles on the road" and that the government was doing little to require the construction of safe ones. In testimony prepared for delivery to a hearing on auto and school bus safety, Aspin called for enactment of legislation sponsored by himself, most of the Wisconsin House and Senate delegation and 73 other congressmen. Aspin's bill would require the Department of Transportation (DOT) to establish comprehensive safety standards for school buses, build a prototype safety school bus and investigate all school bus accidents that result in a fatality. The Wisconsin Democrat noted it is sometimes said that school buses are one of the safest forms of transportation.

This is true, said Aspin, but only because the buses generally move slowly, other drivers exercise special caution when they sec school buses and because school bus operators are usually extremely careful drivers. "But while there may be relatively few accidents with school buses, it is also true that the accidents which do occur are more serious than they need be because school buses are extremely -built! vehicles," Aspin said. "Passenger cars are generally better constructed, intra and inter city buses arc often better decision is Nixon's and Agnew's GOP Charade GRIPE? The Mystery Of a Road at Grassy-Sound If Nixon wants Agnew, Agnew will be the vice presidential candidate. If Nixon wants someone else, Agnew will not be the vice presidential candidate. That's why the present UPI Coiirter Post Telefax PRESIDENT Nixon chats with Gov.

William T. Cahill during today's White House breakfast at which 12 governors discussed various aspects of revenue sharing with the Chief Executive. Nixon, 12 Governors Press Revenue Sharing exchange of preferences among Senate Republicans is little ISM more than a charade. NUW IN STOCK! fOR ALL IMPORTED CARS Sen. Jacob K.

Javits of New INCL.VW York, a leader among the GOP liberals, touched off the skir BOSCK' mish Tuesday when he held a rlf. Motoring WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres news conference and urged Nixon to either find a new running-mate or throw open the governors met for an hour and New Hampshire; William Milli-a half with Nixon and Vice ken of Michigan; Patrick Lucey ProsiHpnt. Sniro T. Acmew to of Wisconsin and William T. ident Nixon and a dozen state choice to the convention governors agreed today to discuss strategy for supporting 'Cahill of New Jersey.

Although Javits declined to the President's plan to distri-l Gov. Robert Ray of Iowa was press for Senate approval of a $5.3 billion revenue sharing bill. name candidates he preferred, invited but did not attend. i liiw A ii the New York senator said New toute federal money with few restrictions to state and local governments. I have a gripe along with many of my neighbors here in Grassy Sounds.

This concerns the new road that is going in on North Wildwood Boulevard from the Parkway to Grassy Sound Bridge. Surveying has started and markers have been put up, therefore plans must be made as to what direction this road will go. What we would like to know is will the homes along both sides of this road be affected or won't they? All kinds of inquiries have been made including letters to Trenton and visits to Cape May Court House by various people trying to find out. The answers are always they don't know! At least this is what they say. These are mostly summer homes but a lot of work and money has been put into them and they mean quite a lot to us.

We pay taxes on these houses and feel we should have the right to this information. Can you help us find out about our homes? ANXIOUS-Grassy Sound Dear Anxious: Getting information from government departments is like pulling an impacted tooth. It really hurts them to cooperate. We called Wild-wood and were referred to the Cape May County Court House; they referred us to the freeholders of Cape May County; their office referred us to the Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller of New York said after a White York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller or Sen. Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts, would add Mandel.

chairman of the House breakfast meeting that if the Senate made extensive National Governors Conference. said the state executives were strength to the ticket. Twenty-four hours later, Sen changes in the House-passed "very encouraged" as a result version of the legislation, the William B. Saxbe of Ohio of their meeting with Nixon and expressed a similar desire to do whole program could be lost in Congress adjournment rush. Agnew.

"They will make every without Agnew. "We want to avoid amend "I have no great admiration effort to see that revenue sharing is passed at this session of Congress," Mandel said. for the vice president," Saxbe ments that could kill the whole program," Rockefeller told reporters at the White House. said candidly at another news Governor Arch A. Moore of conference.

"There's a grim West Virginia, former confer Gov. Marvin Mandel of ness about the vice president ence chairman, said the gover that sometimes disturbs me." nors are "totally committed to Maryland, a Democrat, said he felt it was unrealistic for the governors to urge the Senate to pass the bill without change. Javits and Saxbe, however, revenue sharing." both made it clear that the Other governors who attended choice was Nixon's and that the meeting were Winfield But he said the governors Dunn of Tennessee; David Hall they would support the ticket in would advocate approval only We re not telling you to rush right out to your Liquor Fair store and buy LF fine jv liquors. Although you might want to do just that once you compare IF values and flavor of Oklahoma; Richard Kneip of of amendments which would the fall. Agnew or Connally South Dakota: Tom McCall of Oregon; Richard Oglivie of not result in a major Senate-House fight.

The bipartisan group of with the nations brands. Al we ask is that Illinois: Walter Peterson of They also indicated that former Treasury Secretary you savor the bouquet and count the sav-. John B. Connally, speculated on as a possible replacement for ings. We're $ure you'll be plpasantly Agnew, rated on par, or lower, in their esteem.

As soon as the liberals were Shapp Raps Nixon On Flood Relief done, the conservatives sent a Department of Transportation's Cherry Hill office; we then were given some cooperation. Cherry Hill referred the complaint to the chief engineer of design's office in Trenton. This was June 12. On July 17, a month and another letter to them later, we finally got an answer for you. But all along the way not one official office of Cape May County knew anything about any road going in right in their own bailiwick! It seems the present North Wildwood Boulevard extends 7.46 miles in a general east-west direction from Delaware Ave.

in North Wildwood to the Delsea Drive and State Highway 47. Prior to 1971, this route was under the jurisdiction of Cape May County. Public Laws of 1971 provided for the addition of this County route (585) to the state highway system and as of Nov. 1 last year, the Department of Transportation took over and designated it as state Route 147. The state is now in the process of conducting preliminary engineering studies.

The markers placed in the field were for the purpose of providing control points for aerial photographs and are "not relative to any property requirements." John Sliwa, chief engi- nnai nt Aactrn cairl If will Via cnmo iima in iha future barrage of statements: Sen. James L. Buckley of New York: "Spiro Agnew is. a tremendous asset to the Nixon XF HADDON VODKA or GIN WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gov. team and I am more convinced storms, from Florida to the Northeast, and in the Rapid than ever that to drop him from the ticket would clearly City, S.D.

flood areas to per cent and forgive repayment of hurt Richard Nixon's re-election Milton J. Shapp of Pennsylvania, whose state was devastated by floods of tropical storm Agnes, said today President's Nixon flood relief proposals flight, dry, crisp. campaign. Vx gal. dim Sen, Barry M.

Goldwater of were inadequate. Arizona: "I can assure Sen Shapp said Pennsylvania Javits. dropping Agnew LF GREEN LABEL DELUXE the first $5,000 of the loan. In a statement, Patman continued an attack begun by Senate Democrats who accused Nixon of playing politics with disaster aid. Patman said that Republicans had forced the House only three weeks ago to approve higher would mean many Republicans share of Nixon's requested $1.8 billion in overall flood relief just not bothering to vote WHISKEY (0) RwHH funds would hardly pay half of because Agnew's popularity the estimated $2.5 billion to $3 equals that of the President 35 4 7 yr.

old billion damage in his state Sen. Edward J. Gurney of interest rates for disaster real smooth. alone. Florida: "As far as I am eauai 10 i "If the United States could Vi gal.

3.3215 fl concerned, we have a great before any determination can be made as to the extent of the proposed improvement as it will effect individual properties. He did not say how long that word "future" would be. He does invite any interested residents to discuss the project with him at any time. Write him at Depatment of Transportation, 1035 Parkway Trenton 08625. SS Inheritance afford to have given Germany vice president in Spiro Agnew, LF WHITE LABEL who has filled his office with great courage and 90 7 yr.

old. WHISKEY and Japan almost $100 billion of pre-inflated dollars to rebuild their nations at the end of World War II, we cannot afford not to give our own hard working citizens all the funds they need to rebuild their lives from this great disaster," he said. 1 victims by indicating Nixon would veto any other bill. "How can we justify granting a Florida homeowner whose home has been damaged by Hurrican Agnes a 1 per cent interest rate with a $5,000 forgiveness and in September if another hurricane hits the state tell homeowners damaged by that disaster that they must pay 5 per cent or perhaps even more for their loans and receive only a $2,500 forgiveness," he said. "A disaster bill should not be used as a vehicle to pick and Nursing Homes Lose 49.

4rfei Shapp testified before the XFSPECIAL SELECTION House Banking Committee at a hearing on the bill, expected to U.S. Funds ww HM be voted on by the House CANADIAN Chairman Wright Patman, D- choose favorites." WASHINGTON (UPI)-Pres I MA I accused the administration of playing favorites with ident Nixon's order to end federal help to substandard 79 disaster relief. nursing homes has been imple Patman questioned adminis mented by cutting off funds to 579 of the institutions. LF SPECIAL SELECTION tration witnesses, appearing before his House Banking Committee to ask swift passage of President Nixon's $1.8 'billion John G. Veneman, underse CANADA DRY PURE FRUIT SAS ALL TYPES I NEW cretary of Health, Education i LOW PRICE disaster relief bill.

Gov. Milton and Welfare, reported to Nixon on the issue yesterday. Smooth, aufilitv wealth 4K Shapp of Pennsylvania was also on the witness list. you'll enjoy. Nixon issued his order last The pending bill would lower 49 4al lot 3.80 1.5& August.

Since then, Veneman Vi gal. the interest rate on loans to said, 327 nursmg homes had homeowners and businesses lost their certification and suffering losses from the Agnes another 252 homes withdrew LF KENTUCKY -6 yr. old tr new 1 1 from the program because they were unable or unwilling to BOURBOII meet the standards. Man Is Indicted As Skyjack Aide SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A 5P About 7,000 nursing homes aged for flavor, you'll like it 80. My mother Social Security check for December of last year was never received.

We reported it and when she received her January check we were told to return it until the investigation was completed. But she never received the checks. They total $185.80. My mother has since died and I am executor of the estate and feel the checks could be made payable to me since my mother was living and entitled to them at the time. Can you assist? MRS.

L.P.-Camden Dear Mrs. Social Security office is having you complete a necessary form since you are claiming the benefits due your deceased mother. They will be in touch with you about the forms. Sinatra Album My gripe is I am having difficulty obtaining a Frank Sinatra album No. 1006 which was released only in Great Britain.

I have an extensive collection and would like to obtain this record album. Friends who have gone to England tried to get a copy for me but they don't seem to be on the market anywhere. I was wondering if any reader in the area had the record and would be interested in selling it to me? GLORIA FORTE 794 Haddon Ave. Collingswood Editor's Note: If any reader has the album and is interested, contact the above writer direct. Editor's Note: The Magazine Publishers Association is trying hard to straighten out all our complaining readers subscriptions who ordered through Literary Readers Service of Terre Haute, Ind.

But some complaintants dealing directly with the publishers' association are not giving such details as the receipt number of their order, please include this number. Also will Dorothy Piano please send us your receipt number and your full address? New complaintants whose orders are in the process of being straightened out are: Louis Bugno, Delair; Jacqueline Hand, Mount Holly; Ralph Scott, Hi-Nella; Paul McGlade, Woodbury; A. Lorraine Del Castillo, Collingswood; James Bolland, Haddonfield; Nancy Smith, Moores-town; P.J. Greenwood, Thorofare and Mrs. Paul McGlade, Woodbury.

All should be getting the maga-lines or will shortly. have been receiving federal aid. Of the number, 1,459 have i i i uu jru jqual to i Vx gal. CANADA DRY BITTER LEMON OR TONIC WATER federal grand jury yesterday indicted Lu'oomir Peichev as' an received full certification, and 3.601,5 accomplice of two skyjackers who died in a gunbattle with FBI agents at San Francisco 4,766 were certified for six months to give them time to correct deficiencies other than health and safety. Veneman LF KENTUCKY -6 YR.

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