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1 tvi i -Ac: 1 SUNRISE Odd-Even Program Adopted nnounces By JACK GREENE Tribune Staff Writer Gov. Rcubin Askew announced in Tampa yesterday a voluntary odd-even days gasoline selling plan and said local governments probably should make the same, voluntary approach. "The local area can make it mandatory. I cannot," the governor told newsmen. Askew's proposal is essentially that adopted in Oregon, making gasoline available to motorists with an even-num- bered last digit on their license tags on even-numbered days of the month.

THE GOVERNOR said that while local governments can make the plan mandatory with ordinances, he does not make such a recommendation: "That should come only after very careful That guy on the pump has a tough enough job now." Askew outlined his plan at a press conference in Tallahassee and then later at the Florida State Fair Governor's Day luncheon in Tampa. One of those' attending the luncheon was Atty. Gen. Robert who agreed the governor' is without constitutional authority to mandate such a plan. "I agree, it would take an act of the legislature," Shevin He explained that for the plan to be a mandatory one it would have to include enforcement, and only the legislature can provide penalties for offenses and crimes.

Askew made it clear that he does not consider the plan Please See Page 6, 1 Gov. Reubin Askew cooperation Askew A Voluntary Gas Plan wMwgniP Mw.w.11 mvmmnnmwwm "SUNRISE EDITION' Sinatra Plans Tour Of Nine Cities Soon NEW YORK (AP) 5 Cars Of Amtrak Derail; 17 Hurt Five cars of a San Piannte A-ift-Pliinocrn passenger train derailed '-Old Blue Eyes is back last night sending 16 or 17 not only on television and Judge Says 'Tango' Ms Bias, To Women BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) A district court I judge, saying the state i 5 must regulate the conduct of both of those who has declared Louisiana's antiprostitu--tion law unconstitutional r'on the ground that it dis-criminates against women. District Court Judge John S. Covington noted his ruling that the state' makes it a crime for a woman to receive money for sex, but does make it a crime for a 'man to either give or re- ceive money for sex.

Blast Injures 10 At London College LONDON (UPI) A powerful bomb believed planted by members of the Irish Republican Army blew out a wall at the National Defense College outside London yesterday and injured 10 persons, including five high-ranking military officers. A spokesman at the college maintained by the Ministry of Defense said the casualties included three senior air force officers, an army lieutenant colonel, and a navy commander. Three women clerks were among the civilians injured in the blast. TTffliiDnTiDsi TTnnIbnnini passengers to the hospi in Las Vegas, but on the road. It was announced today that singer Frank Sinatra will make a concert tour, giving 12 concerts in nine cities, from April 8 through 27.

The first concert will be in New York's Carnegie Hall. TAMPA, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1974 tal, Amtrak said. The, derailment took place at 9:40 p.m. EDT, 33 miles west of McCook, Neb. The site is about 225 miles west of Lincoln, Neb.

"It appears that the last four cars of the train derailed and are on their side," the spokesman said. 80th YEAR-No. 38 SIX SECTIONS 80 PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Kissinger Plea Fails 'o-mm Molds Out X- XVJ Ml A 6 7 i VV VV vl 1 i Closed Gas Stations Told Not To Discriminate Debate Bitter Second Letter From Symbionese Liberation Army KPFA news director Paul Fischer reads to newsmen (AP) I i lis? fir 4' i A- I Kidnapers Ask Millions In Free Food For Poor WASHINGTON (UPI) Federal energy chief William E. Simon yesterday prohibited service stations from discriminating against buyers by selling gasoline only to regular customers or those who purchase large amounts of gasoline in advance. Simon, acting under his authority to control prices and allocation of motor fuels, urged motorists to contact the Internal Revenue Service immediately if they believed they were being discriminated against in violation of his new ban.

SIMON SAID his anti-discrimination order against service station operators, effective immediately, was prompted by the "growing nationwide practice of gasoline and diesel retailers selling only to regular customers or those who commit themselves to advance purchases." The amendment to the allocation-pricing regulations said: "Sellers whose normal business practice has been to serve the public may not modify that practice to sell only to regular customers or otherwise arbitrarily discriminate among purchasers of an allocated product." Simon's Federal Energy Office said the Please See Page 10, Col. 1 as a first step to negotiating freedom for the heiress. They threatened to kill their captive if her family didn't l-l BERKELEY, un -I -The kidnapers of Patricia demanded free food millions of dollars for California's needy yesterday WASHINGTON (UPI) France refused to go along with 12 other nations backing American-sponsored propos als for a united front against the Arab oil embargo and price squeeze yesterday fore1 ing a day's extension of the conference here of 13 major oil consuming countries. The impasse, which saw France break ranks with its Common Market partners, delayed until at least this morn-' ing publication of a communique expected to state the industrial world's answer to the Arabs. AIDES TO foreign ministers attending the conference were assigned the task of working into the night to draft the comf munique.

There was no advance indication whether! jt would be modified to accommodate French insistence that individual nations may deal by themselves on their own; terms with oil producers. U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said we are coming back tomorrow and we will be meeting during the night to work on a communi-que. Any unanimous communi-qe would have to be a compromise in view of the French stand. Kissinger had met for tw Please See Page 10, Col.

1 French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert looking toward another day of oil conference (AP) tPeron 'Death Plot9 Foiled BUENOS AIRES, Argentina fl Federal police said yesterday they foiled plots to assassinate President Juan D. Peron, his wife and the visiting president of Uruguay. y'. Authorities arrested at least 30 persons identified as members of urban guerrilla groups in Argentina and Uruguay, Police Chief Miguel Iniguez said. ONE SUSPECT, identified as Carlos Alberto Caride of Please See Page 6, Col.

1 Tampa's Man Of The Year Gen. Lowry Top Citizen An 11-minute tape-recorded message from Miss Hearst accompanied the demand for $70 worth of meat and produce for each of the poor, disabled and elderly. The 19-year-old coed said she was unharmed and urged her parents to meet the kidnapers' conditions quickly. Her father, newspaper magnate Randolph A. Hearst, said he would do his best to provide the food, the estimated bill for which would be nearly $150 million.

The gesture would serve to show "repentance for murder and suffering," the kidnapers said. IMPLICIT IN the long-awaited communication from the Symbionese Liberation Army was a sign that the ultimate price for Miss Hearst's freedom might be the release from prison of two members of the mysterious terrorist group. The two are charged with the murder last November in Oakland of a black school official, Marcus Foster. In her taped message, Miss Hearst said: "Witnesses to the shooting of Foster saw black men, and two white men have been arrested for this, and you're being told this so you will understand why I was kidnaped. And so that you will understand that whatever happens Please See Page 10, Col.

1 Today's Chuckle It doesn't matter who won or lost the most important thing is who got the contract to do the shaving cream nounced during the Florida State Fair's Governor's Day luncheon. Tony Pizzo, who presented Inside the award, discussed Lowry's military contributions including organizing Co. (later a National Guard contingent) in Tampa 60 years ago and serving in World War I and World War II. He also mentioned some other community contributions especially the gift of an elephant to Lowry Park for the particular enjoyment Tampa children. By JACK GREENE Tampa's "Man of the Year." Tribune Staff Writer The Civitan Club award to Lt.

Gen. Sumter L. Lowry the 80-year-old business and (ret.) yesterday was named military leader 1 was an- Soviet Author Dragged Away MOSCOW iff) Soviet police muscled into a Moscow apartment yesterday and arrested Nobel Prize author Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the dissident writer's wife reported. She said that Solzhenitsyn was confronted by seven "rough" men just inside the door of her apartment. A counselor from the state prosecutor's office named Sverev showed a document authorizing use of force to take him into custody, she added.

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