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Page A22 Gov Ronald Reagan keeps his pen busy during closing sessions of Republican Nixon Will Meet GOP Governors PHOENIX Ariz (UPI) President Nixon told Republican governors at the end of their winter meeting yesterday he would soon meet with them to discuss party and administration policies Complaints about a continued loss of gubernatorial influence on politics and policies had dominated the three-day conference Vice President Spiro Agnew sent word as the governors adjourned that Nixon had accepted their request for a meeting Agnew said Nixon was "anxious" to discuss with them how they could increase their voice in national affairs He said the meeting would be arranged at a "very early date" and the President planned to keep in contact "on a continuing basis" Nixon also wired the governors that he regarded them "as spokesmen for our party and key contributors to the programs and policies of this administration" The new Republican goy THE SACRAMENTO BEE Thursday Dec 7 1972 111ESNIIMMICIMI Metn ANSIMIRMIumincultuAlwrge Governors Conference in Scottsdale Ariz AP Photo ernors' chairman Linwood Holton of Virginia pledged to lead his 19 colleagues into a more active role national Citing problems of "welfare urban decay environmental deterioration and racial friction" Holton said "it is more and more obvious that the solutions to these problems are not going to be found along the banks of the Potomac" Some governors grumbled the twice-yearly meetings had become social affairs and platforms for attention seekers "A few years ago we used to get in a room and compare notes about how we Gm William Milliken of Michigan left outgoing chairman of Republican Governors Association with Virginia Gov Linwood Holton new chairman AP Photo were solving problems" said Gov Ronald Reagan of California "Maybe we've grown a little stale" Experts Say Voters Lose Political Trust PHOENIX Ariz (UPI) A panel of political experts told Republican governors yesterday voters apparently 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organization He is the first of his race to hold the post 'Demilitarization' The council ordered dismantled and reconstituted in a new form Wednesday night called for a "demilitarizing" of American society But church representatives rejected a move to declare the United States guilty of war crimes in Vietnam Delegates from 33 denominations with about 43 million members urged "substantial reductions of excessive armaments" and recommended incentives to encourage defense industries to convert to peaceful production However after drawn-out debate the assembly threw out portions of an original resolution alleging violations by the United States of international rules of ware-fare and calling Americans to repentence Lacks Support William Thompson chief United Presbyterian executive and an attorney who helped prosecute war-crime trials in Tokyo after World War IL contended Churches Council DALLAS Tex (AP) The National Council of Churches has voiced "prayerful concern" for Irish churches and people involved in the struggle in northern Ireland In addition the Council on Wednesday pledged support of churches in the United States in trying to resolve the conflict Member denominations of the Council urged their ''leaders of the churches in this land which has that US military acts in Vietnam "constitute war crimes and also offenses against God himself" Refusing to assert that view however the assembly decided to pass along to member churches material detailing it but only for study Earlier the church representatives approved the setting up a new structure for inter-Christian cooperation regarded more broadly representative and with greater emphasis on basic beliefs A black United Church of Christ official the Rev Sterling Cary of New York was expected to be elected today as its first president The changes in the ecumenical organization are intended to make it more flexible more inclusive and to reinforce the lines of authority from member denominations It also seeks to enlist additional members including various Protestant groups now outside it and the Roman Catholic Church Lauds Change The Rev David Bowman a Jesuit priest and special ecumenical assistant to the Council said the reorganization overcomes some of the hurdles to Catholic membership particularly steps upgrading the place of doctrinal studies and the new theological basis That basis was expanded to affirm not only belief Jesus Christ as "Savior and Lord" but also in Scriptures and the Trinity the Father Son and Holy Ghost been greatly benefited by our fellow citizens of Irish ancestry to facilitate the realization of a just and lasting peace" The Rev David Bowman a Jesuit priest and Council ecumenical specialist who was on a US church delegation that recently visited Ireland to try to help resolve the problem there said active concern by American churches could contribute to a solution BANK CREDIT CARDS SPORTCOATS SWEATERS U-Neck Sleeveless for IL" Ribbed I r95 Turtleneck for la Alpaca 1A50 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SACRAMENTTO BEE Thursday Dec 7 1972 Black Clergman From -r- 777 4 Churches 1 tir'- Head mead ounci a 4 1 SHOPPER'S --4 Will 444 DALLAS Tex (AP) A 1(1 CHRISTMAS gentle-manneredblack Voices 4 Az 1 -4 4-L: churchman the Rev church Council Sterling Cary of New York ()i 4cJ was elected today to the IT: ''4 i '4 i presidency of a newly reorg- -4614 ri: 41 'A t1-' 4 a anized National Council of Concern For Irish Strife 4 4r41: Churches 41 His election by DALLAS Tex (AP) been greatly benefited by elegates lits 41'1" Ate' The National Council of our fellow citizens of Irish a' r'b4: of most of the nation's major SPORTCOATS I Protestant and Orthodox de- Churches has voiced ancestry to ffacilitate the 4 vo LESS THAN 1 our usuat Att' nominations came near the "nrayerful concern" for rea nation a just and Li it '4" Irish churches and people lasting peace 2 "2 for" price 41 4 i ie14 close of the council therm' The Rev David Bow- i-i: j5: :104:::: 4::1:: al tgeneral assembly its involved in the struggle in northern Ireland Council man ecume a Jesuit priest and 411111A Nis -'4)f nin and last In addition the Counil nical spe- "It' SPORTCOATS Al A new more inclusively Gov Ronald Reagan keeps his pen busy Governors Conference in Scottsdale on Wednesday pledged cialist who was on a US Stock representative but smaller Our Complete during closing sessions of Republican Ariz governing board meeting support of churches in the church delegation that re- fris lott A 111 AP Photo United States in trying to cently visited Ireland to olubs pl41111 I Less yo Our Usual more frequently is to re- resolve the conflict try to help resolve the plumetkiwitil liti Than A "2 for" Price place the larger more loose- Member denominations problem there said active i $23 Nixon Will -----vit ly compOsed body llir at orduroy 21 The Rev Mr Cary 45 an of the Council urged their concern by American of the churches churches could contribute I Coats ea '-'40'''''''' ''11 executive of the metropoli- in this land 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