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Page 2 Tuesday March 19 1874 Bryan College Station Texas The Eagle Arab Suspicions Undermine Soviet Efforts By WILLIAM RYAN AP Special Correspondent The story just unfolded on Arab oil and the Middle East must create ministration and even humiliation in Moscow The United States has gained not lost influence among the Arabs even though it armed Israel before andduring the October war and stoodbehind her even in the face of the oil difficulties Moscow broadcasts long have been telling the Arabs the only way they could get what they wanted was to punish the United States as the protector of their enemy lifting of the oil embargo Analysis will enable the United States to un dermine efforts to settle the Middle East crisis at some stage" said a typical broadcast Now despite Arab anger over US ixtsitions on Israel and all the Soviet encouragement in recent months to them to keep the lid on oil supplies for the United States the producer nations liave voted to lift that embargo The men in the Kremlin must be asking why the Arabs heed them After all the Soviet Union arm Egypt and Syria? the Soviet Union build the Aswan High Dam for Egypt after the Americans refused to? the Soviet Union back the Arabs in all they ask? Didn't the Soviet Union all along espouse Arab aspirations? Moscow indeed did all those things and that is precisely why the Arabs are suspicious The Arabs are nationalistic and devoutly Islamic They are fearful of what they have seen of Soviet sen timents in those spheres If there is to Ite peace the Arabs know the United States still holds the key If there is to be economic development in the Arab world the keys are in the West not the East The Russians sound a lot less like a regime bent on detente than one hoping to keep the waters roiled in the mast sensitive strategic area of the world Yet people who should know creditMascow with wanting to avoid a major explosion even while trying for all it can get short of that Moscow seems to have some political problems in this respect Ionid 1 Brezhnev the Communist chief wants detente and all it promises But that casts a lot in terms of surrendering opportunities to be in the Middle East There have been signs lately that Soviet hawks question the long range praspective benefits of detente This seems to be echoed in recent Soviet press articles that for the first time in a long time arc sharply critical of the Nixon Administration and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger The reason: the Russians want a settlement to take place that has the look of being all the result of US diplomacy or Airlines said no Stock Quotations the 366th Police Report Bryan Man in Hospital Out of Can Weather Hospital Admissions Associated Press In Parr Trial ST JOSEPH HOSPITAL PIGGLY WIGGLY Hi GOOD TUESM MM 20 1974 4 a The change in the dif ferential between first class and coach fares should be rna'de within two years it said Short distance flights have a higher cost per mile than long distance flights but the current fares do not fully reflect this the board said Only one bullet hole was observed in the man Carter reported and the pistol had three fired cartridges wife Mary Ida said he shot himself Carter reported cdy10 clr08 sn38 cdy cdy cdy cdy The board said the changes should be made on a gradual basis The change in fares as compared to distance should be made partially in July with the final changes to be made at some unestablished date The complete set of four tape end workbook can be your for $7500 postpaid Plea tend your order to the address below In other law enforcement activity Bryan Detective Oscar Chavarria and Brazos County Sheriffs Deputy Ronnie Shaw left this morning to pick up a Bryan man in Port Isabel who was arrested Sunday on a local warrant on violation of probation Note: CEISneedt an Area Distributor Sale Supervisor Th person I seek mutt be able to organize motivate and maintain a tale force of 10 to 100 talesmen Liberal commission rate Submit your resume to CEIS Per sonnet Who can benefit from this program? Speculators Hedgers armers Ranchers Businessmen and Housewives Area residents admitted to local hospitals Monday in clude: 34 85 65 35 21 49 22 78 6 79 70 56 41 76 45 40 62 31 80 61 76 59 67 59 58 53 73 67 74 70 47 28 chest with a 22 caliber pistol which was laying on the bed next to his right leg Carter added the long run the coach fare structure ought to be liased upon the cost of the Board said UN soldiers and a Syrian liaison officer It was the eighth consecutivelay of fighting along the 40 mile Syrian front and the long? st stretch of daily clashes I rom Bryan Wilson Pilcher Mrs Mary Icrma Rodney Dube Roy Baker Robert Attaway Monty Williams Mrs Myrtle Sparks Mrs Station the in disap ASHINGTON (AP) Air line fares should be increased on short flights and decreased on long distance trips the Civil Aeronautics Board has ruled The board on Monday also ordered the airlines to increase the difference in price Itetween first class and coach travel and to lower the charge passengers pay when their trip requires flights on more than one airline airbanks ort Worth Green Bay Helena Honolulu Houston Ind'apolis Jacks'ville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis? Miami Milwaukee build and operate the refinery for Mid Tex a corporation of several oil companies The refinery will be the largest this area and will turn out petroleum products sorely needed by an energy thirsty country continuing on that basis Rodino said he still will sub poena the tapes if necessary but not while White House law yer John St Clair continues to negotiate handing them CEIS PO Box 892 Mercer Island Washington 98040 The filing deadline for Texas University student government positions is 5 pm Wednesday Application and petition forms must be submitted to personnel in the Student Programs Office on the second floor on the Memorial Student Center This is a requirement for running for any position Elections will be held from 8 am to 6 pm on April 4 Polling places arc located at the library Sbisa Newsstand the Commons and Zachary Engineering Center Students must possess a TAMU ID and activity card in order to vote Randy Hodges James Saunders Manuela Velasquez from Wheelock John Williams from Madisonville )ren Wilson that wouiu ucupvii iv uh work force in Hearne surrounding communities lxicause the sale of refinery products has not been con tracted yet He did say however that all money brought to the refinery would be from outside Hearne and that most would probably lie recirculated inside the city helping its'economy REMCO will engineer design The board calling the present system of domestic air fares unjust and dis criminatory ordered the changes in effect in 120 days unless appealed by the airlines Control Lift Lets Prices Bernice McGlachlin Mrs Randal Tomison Miss Loretta Wager Mrs Janette Daniel Mrs Shirley Bisor Wayne Smith from Hubbard Mrs Callie Jordan from Caldwell Melvin Albrecht Philip Brinson from College Station Larry Grubbs Bellomy Wednesday Marks iling Deadline WASHINGTON (AP) Shoppers can expect to find higher prices for many canned fruits and vegetables in the wake of the decision to free them from price controls But to keep prices from rising sharply all at once the Cost of laving Council said it has commitments from 10 major canning firms not to increase prices for the time being The 10 fimks represent about 30 per cent of total production of canned fruits and vegetables The Cost of Living Council said it is removing controls because of a shortage in canned vegetables and the need to increase planting of crops to increase production for the 1974 75 season The exemption from controls applies both to prices charged and wages paid by a processors ol canned fruits and vegetables Affected by the decision are 1223 firms with 96000 employes and 1973 sales totaling $44 billion cdy clr03 rn cdy02 cdy rn clr11 clr clr rn rn cdy 'cdy clr06 rn cdy06 rn clr sn cdy clr rn cdy 05 cdy cdy clr clr01 cdy01 rn In an apparent attempt to make known future use of undeveloped College Station land the CS Planning and Zoning Commission approved zone change requests for nine tracts of land totaling 276 acres located at the intersection of the West By Pass and 2818 The land is part of a 1200 acre development proposed by the Area Progress Corporation and the Southwood Valley Corporation The land was recently annexed by the city to provide proper zoning in ad vance of development Each of the nine tracts was annexed as open agricultural land and the zone changes included residential com mercial multi family and duplex classifications purpose of the zone changes was to obtain proper zoning for the future use of it" Willy Koehler city planner said zoning it in advance future residents will know exactly how the land will be used and therefore be able to plan where they want to Recent zone changes around already developed residentialareas has caused much con troversy over whether apart ment buildings and com lercial establishments should be near single family residences Bryan police reported that apparently had been shot in the patrolman Eddie Carter went to the Travis Street address after the police received a call from woman screaming and requesting later Rodino said he might have to issue the subpoena if negotiations dragged out for weeks with no firm yes or no from St Clair but he refused to say how long he would wait Doar" who met earlier Mon day with St Clair said that St Clair has indicated he would like to have the specific reasons for asking for the tapes House Committee Justifies Request A Bryan man was listed in serious condition this morning in St Joseph Hospital with a gunshot wound according to a hospital spokesman 3 David Wayne Smith 44 of 1110 Travis St Bryan had a collapsed lung but the doctors CARTER REPORTED he had not confirmed the rays saw a man lying on the bed and on the gunshot wound the a woman sitting next to him I spokesman added holding his chest The man managers own a share of the other units in the chain 32 states from coast to coast restaurants they supervise The firm began with one The College Station facility is manager partners have family owned restaurant in A $5000 Investment Returned $80000 Within 7 months Blind Luck? NO! Knowledge Was The Reason THE ART AND SKILL COMMODITY TRADING developed by Bruce Gould author of the Dow Jones Irwin Guide to Commodities Trading and Training Concepts and Communications Inc is a unique "Listen and Learn" tape cassette and workbook program With this program you will "Listen and Learn" to develop the art of using trading orders to reduce risk develop the art and skill of forecasting to improve your odds of choosing the right commodity at the right time develop good capital management skills and technique that will reduce the possibility of costly mistakes make in dependent trading decisions with confidence and trade like a professional Continued from Page projected when the refinery will be completely built because they are still up all their equipment and they' are buying more equipment a Bishop said that about 15 Part of the equipment to be new jobs will be created by the used in the first phase was opening of the first phase in removed from a refinery near July and said others would be Cayuga Texas earlier and is open as the other phases were lying bytthe tanks The tanks themselves are undergoing refurbishing to meet with Environmental I Agency standards This includes a the tanks so that no gas vapors can build up between the liquid and roof and escape into the atmosphere Two small lakes are being servation post wounding two since the October war WASHINGTON (AP) De President Nixon and aides is nying again that they are on an impeachment fishing ex pedition House Judiciary Committee officers say they are giving the White House specific justifications for wanting each of 42 additional tlVer tapes as long as he Chairman Peter Rodino say Rodino said Jr NJ and special im convinced that he hasn't peachment counsel John Doar told newsmen Monday that bargaining for the tapes of conversations between iumcu'i trinifn i AP) A sequestered federal court jury was to Ix gin deliber ilions today in the income tax evasion trial ol longtime Souti lexas political leader George Parr Parr 73 of San Diego is beini! tried in federal court oi charges of evading more than $129000 in income taxes be tween 1966 and 1969 The eight count indictment against tin Duval County political loss also iqiised bin ol under staling Ins income for the four yeai by mon US Dist Court Judge t)wei 1 1 ox Monday a de fense 'motion' for a directed erdid of acquittal I iefense lawyei 'Douglas Tinker ol orpns Christi asked for tin directed verdict on grounds oi insufficient evidence linkei then surprised tin prosecution by resting his case without presenting am testi onv rrwiLf MM Wy PORKCHOPS In other action the com mission Approved a preliminary plat for Southwood Development Section 20 located on South west Parkway near the South Knoll Elementary School Accepted a postponement request for a zone change of a two acre tract adjacent to the city cemetery The change is for the Shiloh Club The request was withdrawn by its instigator and no reason was given The request will be considered at the next Commission meeting Jury Begins Deliberation LT MIKE OROZCO said Doyle Islie Reed 20 of Route 3 Bryan who is being held by Port Isabel authorities was arrested in connection with the dlsanoearence of Terri Lvnn Robert Holder 15 517 Bryant Bryan Ms Holder reportedly left Steohen I Austin Hit'll School dhtaiv nuarmii with a man March 5 rom Brypn Berta Allen Carrie Castle Idella Goosby Bryan and College X)lice are continuing vestigation into the liearance of the Holder youth and Ifslie Noe 15 of 1501 Gunsmith College Station Officially Opens DoorscBOrders ee Bryan College Station data: Wednesday: Sunrise 7:30 am sunset 7:37 pm Temperature to noon today: Low 67 degrees at 6 am high 72 at 11 am High Monday: 81 low 64 Rainfall: or the past 24 hours ending today 0 Inches total this week 0 total this month 34 total this year 324 Wind velocity: rom the at 12 miles per hour Relative humidity: 78 per cent Barometric pressure 2947 and rising By The CS Approves 9 Tract Changes i SAMBO'S OICIALS ROM LET GERRY BLUE MR AND MRS RICHARD RHINESMITH TALK AT OPENING Bryan Mayor JA Skrivanek (glasses) Chamber President JE (Jocko) Roberts Visit with Officials uoiisned daily by the Eagle Printing Co Inc PO Box 1073 124 261h St Bryan Texas 77801 Second class pastage paid at Bryan Texas 77001 Send 003579 to PO Box 1073 Bryan Tex 77801 Terry Hancock President Publisher Henry Bynum Business Manager Gus Allen Marketing Director Jerry Waggoner Managing Editor Member ot Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for reproduction all dispatches credited tc it or not otherwise credited to the paper and also all local news published herein All rights ot reproduction ot special dispatches herein are reserved SUBSCRIPTION RATE BY CARRIER or MAIL: Brazos and Surrounding Counties with Zip Daily Sunday: 1 Month 1265 3 Months S795 6 Months S1590 I Year31 10 'Sunday Only: 1 Month s) 25 3 Months375 6 Months 50 1 Year SlSOO Dally Only: I Month $2 20 3 Months S6 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Roberts sheared the grand opening ribbon in half COLLEGE STATION restaurant manager Richard Rhinesmith his wife 1 em and territorial manager Gerry Blue hasted the preview opening of the 24 hour per day facility facility The restaurant opened for business today with a broad range of dishes for breakfast lunch and dinner as well as many dessert and snack items Seating capacity is 125 in 2 eluding banquet ac commodations Rhinesmith Is a graduate of own manager training school He comes to College 2 Station from Tucson Ariz where he worked several years at the local While there he met and married the daughter who was a waitress for her restaurant THE main factors in dvnamir prnwth record is a shared ownership of the policy the opportunity to invest in 1957 and now does business in i mnnnrtarc num chsiro fllP flthpr Unite in thfi nh'iin nlci 79 ctotocTrnm nnnc4 in rnci plan uiai is unique in me' restaurant officials said this completed He could not give an approximate number of jobs Syrians I sraeli Exchange ire BEIRUT Ia Iwiioii (AP) Syrian and Israeli forces oti the Golan Heights exchanged more heavy tank and artillery fire today Syria said Israeli shells hit a United Nations' ob Hearne Gets Refinery built near where the refinery will be used in case of fire and for the normal cooling of engines that will lie running in the refinery Quotations furnished by AG Coca Cola 112 off l'4 Edwards Sons are ap Cont Oil 46 off 44 proximately those of noon today Dow Chem 62' off 1 New York time Over the counter duPont 167 off V4 stocks are bid prices and do not Eastman 107H up 14 include the commission Exxon 8SVto off 44 Aileen Inc 4 airchild Cam off 4 American General Life 15'z ord 5044 off 44 Bankof 35 Gen 5P off 44 Baskin Robbins 1644 Gen oods 28 off 14 Community Savingsand Loan 544 Gen Mfrs 52' off $4 idelity Union 2644 Gen Tel 25V4 off Vi General Security Life 2H Gen Tire 1744 off Harte Hanks 9 Goodrich 1674 off 'a Holiday Inns 16 Great 1444 up '4 Intercolnc 3144 Gulf Oil 23 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