Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 12

fec-j tvshaltering thoatteched that tradttonal city raad inter i.v respond -the suggested! the fSrffnniTinfl, Wtaot; wfl. Pnnngtbe mefoeom- wft ypnr white vibetoric'dii era Chris Lamp gotaU arm- 10 thSSr d- UJU4UUUUU, uid tha beariiigihave'; demonstrated thai Oddi even if Blow OaUand la suffering tw who hss chosen not to to during fwT had" that Oakland la hoferbeing led 1 itefiof revenue sharingis chaa 11 msaerai cramuam wra leaning agamw mo railing pr6gr eanefftor the aoniicBto qieMlhea the'berf'speif separating. to aadtence from fi leaat a part of the Mvemf Barnharfra till: L-Ceuttaaed' frsutPagei i Interviews with the iBl that regarded aa She previously had bee vflueattaned by; a grand Jury. Investigating Jhe Watergate s. care, Bayh sald I indeed- this woman.

did flefo the grand. Jury! then it rdsad questions about the affidavit f.she bad given Mm. Barit asked White House Counsel John W. -VDomm hadirecetrod any. la- -farmatiod about the tatOcyiewa Mrs.

HobUk had giVen the i.mfr-.:-- vGray, who hu beat. acting (Erector of the FBI since last May testified tfaat Dean could It have received 1 1 portion- ber interviews until, rhaph later time" Hpbeck's affidavit indicated called, ia for questfaatagf'pifictali of' the" reeleitioilommittee about ber intervlew Wtth FBr agents, '-k---, WuaskedbyBayh if be got the impresshm from Hauroenst that new. 1 restricting scopes to. the files was issued by the attmiipy general on bjs'wn Or in re-, from one tag out the orders had given him, i Gray' said that bp serves St of the Fresident' take my orders general add Gray the Ktien- was "no help added be thought had been dirwft the committee. assumed Klein-diensts have of the Prreidwtia, since ttwaain Actress Liza Minnelli tals the arnj of her fiance, t)psi fnqz -lr- orr their arrival at tondon airport today, Lizg the daughter the latis Judy- Gariand and cm Academy Award nominee for her role' in the -film Gsbaret and Desi the; son of -Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaf, announced they plan to marry soon.

(APJ WMgPii 5w rot 'i-'gep. kkrk have cooperated with than. Caatfaued tram Page 1 chairman: of'lhe I tie Council of Eco. the la coming to an end Adviseroiaid today the-! becanae of, the In 'food nricea la near tkniactlon to increase sup-, Increase in lood prices near tioni to a. The BtOe commeot from the audience.

Mi. Banhait then moved to the microphone that era left working and mgsd tareqaeetConeresatocotmit'V itaiy spendtagteflrvra. of csTb went a bandidate Mr jetty andltir, hia romarka 1 vwmM rffk ttg sane revenue during funds cottld be spent on threatened social programs. Madsen, an Oakland accountant, declared that since 1170 cit spending as increased total In the four-year period dnce 1KI, city spending has' increased 3 minkm while revenues have increased 111 mil-. Madsen And' if, it beed for a tax tacreaae thta year, dty spending would have Jumped even more, klad-aen i.

i- v. 'r. -There are three ways ta solve the cut spending; toaeaee taxea or appro-, priato revenue sbartag monies recover deficits, Mwtoeu said. He went oo to charge that the city atari is ignoring the alternative of cutting spending. uThe only reasonable andri- ty spending four-year period since to idirective, siUiSrWdnJrtfle I way or the Gray v'" H'apX'r'f-v him, adding he was Just aponse ta a directive President Nixon.

I got no Impression way or the other, Grsy him, adding he was Just 1 apuMtQMIW Mme. rrSMOTnaiteitE. year. ygs.yg.gfwwt'i, SK! ta compare food prices and abroad last y. ik IfeliiMAnd thes-White -'Househb-y ebM mu' Asked If the Administration ive consumer discontent over wouhl support food boycotts by -prices, produced housewives, StetautaTIits to taticato the problem a free counfry.

if your wife MIJe worse, in other prosperous doesnt want tq buy you. any nattoua.6$;tW.,!Weti I dont see that I should Stein Mill group of 'ttvseat a cdbference here thatyHepredictod fahn prices should beno high-; aisis would go er at tbeendoftfaia year than he said international monetuy were at tbe endof J97l crfaea have diaappeamL v- away, JnU aa iwmiim. rtw.inManM,Md date.1!! advance notice date, 'This reductlon la9lali said the aomlnbtraUon during tU but- baa a number of. things going fhr.lt ta roductag inflation thta year. He; said the-Phase wage-price" standards may have created soma uncertainty, but added that labor unions vv a haro Wimam O.Bouglaa aald.

the wmiam O. Itauglaa aald the maJorttyviolBtOddot the States feds it is posstble for the fourparty commission to acconqiliih more than it has in ita precekeeping role if given mare-time; 1 "It might be able to create more fndtful envirtament far the. two-party commission, said one source. The peace agreement stipulated that the four-party commission would be dinolved within (0 days after the signing 'determination' the measure and I have to from the attorney tbe President. Baqrh told order you.

He Gny and open with said he action -beeni result Uihrm prices least -alowiown markedly the Use SAIGON "AT) The' United States may ask that the four-party Joint Military Commja-rion be exteaded ta aa effort to fanprove chances for a trite cease-fire; U.S. sources dis-dosed The commission, set np by the 27 ease-fire agreement, ta to be daaolved March ML The sources said the Untied. State is considering proposing an extension, of the; body, tional aotution ta the budget which includes North Vietnam, crisis is for the dty council to South Vietnam' and the -Viet fpod prtces at letaiL Vtncedlng thatijlhe food ,2 price tacroase has come at an awkward time, for the Nixon A document prepared hy the Council of Economic Advisers Indicated inflation, of food was less ta tim United bat year than in Qana- JP. Frince, Germany, and tha United Kingdom. kereas.

consumer food prices here, increased 4.8 per cent hut year, increases of 8 per cent or more were registered in Ranee, Germany and Italy, according to. the atatta-tics, and nearly matched that fnSft-. place a ceiling on spending, he fold councUmen. He called; VoterExcl usions fi of the agrednent on Jan. 27.

North' Vietnam and the United Sates would pull out and the two-party commission made up, of rep representatives of the Saigon end Viet Cong would take over. GIAPSAYS U.S. Power t-V-n Discouraged iiAAfmwyf' Ppfly lYluny- K6US divided 8up rtled; that katste, tteOillot primarily, era of Britain, Northern Ireland, and tha Irish BepUbUe. It would have the following objectives: 'J-k-y Acceptance of Northern Xrelandi present, status and the powibtaty of. Pennsytvaala (riaie, wtat consent, ttouM 'Iowultatltai.

all-ont euaSm rottanS -pee RepublidUi Penney! Admintatration as taPSSTwar'! SJJ bweflt only Oouatltmcn, but the future of cent, tha council Senate and pictured tfao OVITfr mental' bcxties. iudi districts taeatfligMck districts ta': CSUfornla and Wyoming, which 'taMtaprMgbt'acctardiBM to ftr a two-to-three per cent cut ta spending lor two years, re-mlttagin aomarevenua sharing fluids to bo available uses other than balancing the dty budget A ftUowtag Char-nee 1 Sum, president of the (fetond Uagua of Wemea offlciaUfenials. but rioqipn)nawnvemmi j-for social services end to esk Wellington to tom tide w-tiros priorities around So that more of our resources are used to aHevtato She noted that some speakers have said that no taxpayers were represented ta croupe cafilng'fer allocation of revenue sharing Audi far social programs. I wish for one day that the league's name wu the League of women Taxpayers, she said, adding ihm taxpayers are willing to pay tor the services they think nq Jiecee- sudiLid extension, posal is expected to be put' before the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong tiara soon, the informants said. The proposal would home at a time when Resident Nixon has expressed concern over roof North Vietnamese tool war materials.

-The extension. of the four-party commission la -under couriderxtion, said one U.S. source, but its really in the nanv well as the. Untied Tbe 8outh Vietnamese delegation to Ihe miUtaiy peacekeeping commissioU has been filled in on tbe American coo-pMmttoW, Queries to- UJL delegailro laurotais. but other tafrnqsutoriA UMritiro to.

know? confindro tptl the Untied States laConsidering Cong's Provisional revolution-; aiy Government South fled today that he authorized the transfer of 820,100 to union funds, but denied government mt to flntitc the mwtor ct UMW Insurgent Joseph A. kSk i ip. ni ta'anotber fyk court ruled fitical rituation in Chile ta 178 with the bead-or 'the Central Intelligence Agency's Latin PARIS AP) Hanoi, de- American fense minister Gen, Vo Ngu- yraGtap said in an interview Be also confirmed, that-he published here today that other ITT offlebto mgdp many North Vietnamese be contact Whita House. dune downhearted during the aides. Joim iniij war because of the insur- Charles Colson end oflier.high -mountable superiority of ranking Nixon administration American Weaponry.

officials. When the Amertcan aggrw 21 -i shn took on enormous Merriam testified, however, dimensioM, concern wu felt' he never discussed with' by mpny people," he told WDtam Bine, the CIA man, Jacques Decornoy of the news- ny suggestion or Le Monde in the Hanoi piah of dther the UR. government or RT to ptop Salvador AUende from taking office paper Le interview, He said the Soviet Union, noae and of the 1 ate effect an its acttvtttea mi Vthe; landowners as a group ta the: sort of exception contemplated in earlier (tecisioos on. who is entitled to cast a ballot, said Justice William II. Behnqulst that' wMterahed dta- for the.

mujortiy. not exercise what The court at the same time action I 'to; 1 that! the oil-rich land Sabine River which Texu and Louisiana deleft-; elementary stage. There ta pnthinp fbm. There has been i t-i erorara n1 Washington, a representative kj) talk within our drde. our drde, Britain imposed direct rule.

Elections will be by propoiy tonal representation. The pmpaaalst contained in a WUte Paper, alao maintains Britains right to 'legislate la Northern Irelandaffairs. lougwaited White: Pa- wai to foil any attempt at terrorist- bomb sttackr like dona ta wetanLndotflMBt one Mfe and left 243 persona. Every legislator was searched personally and had Ms ear screened at the House of Commons. There were special guards on all public buildings and at air and set porta.

The paper said that after the election of new provincial srauMss Propose "m1 it dear ff ween Protestants ana tbe Catholics they outnumber 2 to 1 ta the North. Discrimination against any section of. the. community by central and local government -and other public bodies one of the deep-rooted Catholic grievances will be forbid- den. Dtred rule from London ia to continue but tbe London government win Introduce-a law setting forth a new constitution for Northern Ireland be-, fore March 24 1874.

Tfa province hu been administered during the last year of direct rule by Ncrthernlre- land Secretary William White-law. Britain will remain responsible for security in the province despite the urging of Protestant leaden in Belfast that control of- 'security forces Should be returned to any new provincial ParHamenL Tbe new constitution Northern Ire bar the Northern Ireland assembly from passing laws that discriminate against Catholics. It will alao ban de-' mands for an oath or declaration a qualification for employment, office, etc where there is not one required ta comparable circumstances in the rest of the Untied King-dun. This is another hedge against discrimination. It will no longer be necessary for a Catholic nationalist seeking a government Job to swear allegiance to the crown.

The British made it dear the new Northern Ireland legislature will still retain a greater degree of autonomy than comparable- areu of the United Kingdom such, Wales and. Scotland. The assembly replacing the Stormont Parhament will be beaded by an -executive committee rather than a cabinet or isaiaiimw awns half un-iider-the Ni trtets line with the policy President Nixon outlined at -news con-ference last Thursday foe handling taw FBI files. IHReveals Concern, in Chile Affaire Asm Page 1 president of Chile. Merriam wu called before, the Senate foreign relatione subcommittee on multinational corporations the start of Jta -investigation on tbe' rofe.pf the formulation UR.

foreign -S? 1 Now to Merriam. was bead Pf theXTT Washington office When, be. said he first met Broe it '1 Washington hotel on JuIy lS, 1871. On that eccarion.be said, nTboard chairmanHarold S. Geneen had a private convex with Broe and later told him to ta tm'iidtii taSTlTS ki5 the Latin American end of the might be thought of normal reached a like decision governmental authority, the ease chaflengiiig tha apportion-majority said that a state meat of the Tottec Watershed "could rationally conclude that Improvement District In landownere an primarily burdened and benefited by the estaMMunent and operation of watershed diatrlcts and that it Tulare district gave', votes only to landowners and weighted votes on the amount but it may never come to past The source, said the.

United Boyle Denies $20,000 Was For Slayings ERIE, Pa. (APHDqposed He said it ta imperative that Untied Mine Workers dty council find out what dert WA. (Tony) Boyle terit Oakland Citizens- Advocates Union, said he reafixed that traditionally the dty had not been concerned with social programs. 1 further realise that there no precedent for the dty of Oakland spending money-in rectal service area that I nqmed. But there alw no precedent fer the dty of Oakland receiving a check lor $4.3 milUon from tbe Federal Government he said.

China and other Communist countries helped to modernise North Vietnam'i tafanfry and artillery weapon. But on the whole they remained inferior to the American equipment, he added, There res a technical and furthermore, practically no air power. So. we had to adapt our methods to the rituation. He uid thehumaii factor waa tbe decisive 'element bo the Ftenchfand Oaf military science conriitirtM sn apjdicitioii.

of Marxism-Leninism to the coo- Crete conditions of the struggle to tbe to enemy said. marocltomSig Se United States otaSoodic oSSbtaywAI lead-; of SaSS1. rlsine food costa and predlctedthm the second half of 187! win Jdxnr a definite downward ta prices chatgedhy supermartosT Scott laid he wu to announce that Nixon soon Will pend Congress upecial message on the subject of eliminating a Bcent per pound duty oh imported meats, with the aim of increasing supplies and encouraging price reduc- tints. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler sal.

he wu not absolutely sure at this point whether Nixon would heed congressional. approval. to remove the duty, or could do so by executive action U.S. to Offer New Panama Canal Treaty PANAMA (API The United States told the U.N. Security Council today it is ready to conclude promptly a new treaty on the Panama Canal Zone.

Ambassador John ScaU said the Untied Statu nevertheless believes it is necessary for it to maintain control of caul operations and defense for a period of time to be negotiated with Panama. ScaU, in. his first full-dress speech the U.S. ambassador to the Untied Nations, used moderate tone to answer a long parade of charges that the United States should give Panama a new deal on the canal and turn over sovereignty and Jurisdiction. Scalis remarks at the spe-.

dal Security Cbuncil session here followed a night of negotiations between U.S. and Panamanian envoys on a possible compromise of a resolution dealing with the caujL TV fo Link Hospital, Indian Rosorvdtions TUCSON A TeleMedidne Project with federal funding is being' planned here to fink by twoway television the University Hospital with doctors' aides on remote Indian reservation ta the state. Indiiuu with heatth care ex- perimee are being trained fer. service on the reservations by the Indian. Health Service.

When operative, video hookup win be able to supply there paramedics with technical knowledge available at the hospitaL I trict iq California. oflland owned. ihe state legislation establishing the district wu challenged by a group of landowners, those who (sue land in tbe district, and other rest-dents. district has a population id 77, most of them employes of the four corporations that own 85 per cent-, of the land in the 'district. Not oitiy does the.

district not exercise might be thought of as normal governmental authority, but Us action disproportionatety affect landowners, said Rehnquist. AH of tbe coats of district are assessed against by assessors ta proportion to the benefits received. Rehnquist acknowledged that residents In the districts were effected by its acta, but so are others, he said. For instance, he said, persons in cities who buy products from the farnis in each district might claim to be affected because the levies in the district might increase prices. We conclude therefore that nothing ta the equal protection clause of the Constitution precluded California from limiting tbs voting totally excluding those who merely reride within the district, be Justice Wifiiam 0.

Douglas ta dissent charged that the decision puts corporations per-mapently in the saddle. The largest of the landowners, he Aotcd, is J. G. Boswell Co. It commands 17,825 votes.

"The hold of J. G. Boswell Co. is so strong that there has been no election since 1147, making httle point of the provi-jdon in the California Water. Code.for an election every other year, said Douglas.

One corporation can outvote 77 individuals in the district Four corporations can exercise these governmental powers as they choose, leaving every individual inhabitant with a Weak, ineffective voice. Boyle Said the money, transferred from union headquarters to a district Ota Kentucky, wu fer union organizing purposes. denied that -there was anything unusual to such transfers. Boyle wu the. leadoff de-1 fens witness here to the trial of Wfifiam J.

Praterv a former UMW Add organiser charged with three counts of murder ta Tw the staying of Yablonski, his 8WIGU3G wife and daughter. Prater is nAUf. Cn Jlf one of seven defendants- rUWS CarlV charged with' -the -WU- mur- country he declared. Neither the French nor Americans were even able put tbeir technical superiority to effective use against an inspired by the creative power of intelligence, heroism and independence, GJap of the ta really going on with revenue sharing and the dty budget in general, and not rubber stamp the-city staff reports. After the speakers had finished-only llOf some 41 who had requested to speak were present-Coundlnian Sutter in-' traduced his motion requesting the city staff to prepare a rerejution which would can for the.

restoration of federal spending ta Oakland at its pre-cutback levri. Mayra Reading questioned the appropriateneu of the res-olulioa ta fight of the councils approach of using the hearings fra the reception of informs" tiro only and then was naytag your motion dies for a lack of a second; when Councilman Joshua Bose spoke up to second the motion. Councilman George J. Vuka-rin then-called for comment from the stafL Oty Manager. Cecil RUey noted that re- federal program ironed out But.

he said, the-staff wu certainly willing to prepare the motion. thta point Chblve nude bis remarks about the revenue sharing situation, adding that the motion was ta order although ho wasnt sure what good it would accomplish. Sutter raged the council to utifize pretest which can be effective with poUttctane and called fer councflmen' to not take. a defeatist attitude The resolution wu adopted unanimouriy. ,.2 Arrested ih School 'Sniper Death fit Csuttaied frsm Page 1 a if pistol, took cover behind some bushes and began firing at random into the fleeing crowd below.

Mrs. ifrqr, standing beside her car, was hit in the head Just as her son approached. Tbe suspects ran through the schoolyard and hid their weap- dra, both of wMcta were later recovered. Ballistics tests showed that the fatal bullet came from the rifle. Both weapons were taken in East Oakland burglaries.

The officers said the bearer of the rifle had no prior anf at record, but bis companion was i parole from the California Authority, having been sentenced on a' robbery One of the youths is a Bib-grader and the other, a former grader, is being tutored at home, the officers said. Funeral services for Mrs. Key win be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Copper A11E Zion Church, 1420 llyrtta SL, with tbe Rev. ltayo Roberta offl-.

dating under the direction of Fouches Hudson Funeral Home, 3665 Telegraph Ave. 1 Mrs. Key is survived by her husband. Walter Key, of the family home: her children Leonard, Deborah, and Alysia: her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wilber Blade. sistrs Mrs.

Marie Allison, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, Mrs. Beatrice. Jones. Mrs.

Winona Miller, Mire Bob-' hie Blade, Mis. Amy Beaird, Mire Ruth Blade, and Min' Jo Ann Blade, and brothers Wilbur Blade Red Blade, and Herman Made. Heiriam said be furnished Broe with a copy iof a cable from Hal Hendrix Bob Berrdlez, ITT JLatin American -public relations officials outlining a aeries of resutttag from ITTIesr -of expropriation of ITTs Cbil-eaa properties riiouhl Allende become president The recommendations included, Merriam: uid, that and other UR. firmrito. Chile pump some advertising -into the' Mercurto newspaper chain opposing Afiende; that we bety with getting aom propaganda.

working again oa radio and that pressure be. brought on the UR. Informatiro Service to to start, moving Mercurio editorials 'arennd Ki America and into and that the European, press be-raged to get. the-niaoners. said Capt t7 of what disaster could PtLl5S3 fertraVtet Cong dnegatiro to tiu crontiy.V: the oint Mihiary Commission.

Mentam W'be gave me it has hen cablepwm. to Broe onty te agreed by the aUbcranudsribn beep Eta Intormed jEat we tost efforts will be taken were dring. to the South-ta complete the release of both. a- Vietnamese military prisoners Merriam arid he and Geneen and American priapnen by Marti 2Sl House saristant, at leasl He arid the date and time of but that ITT affairs Chile the releases would be in- wen discussed only In a vague sort of way. -cent1 analysis indicates Oak-minister.

But executive mem land may receive more dob bers win each head a depart- bra than previously when the meat of state. They win also be chairmen individual as-- e. They at tamv sembly committees whose membership will reflect the balance of parties. The intent iooUs -to 'prevent any one section of tbe community from dominating the gov-' eminent the Protestant- party did at Stormont- R0vvc Death Laid DPJr yemn. WIO ToTwb Dogs INKSTER, Mich.

(AP-Hannibal and Cannibal, two 15tpound Great Danes, killed Synroid David Young, state police crime laboratory experts said yesterday. Tbe boys mauled body wu found new bis home bere Sat-, unlay, and neighbor told police they bad seen, two dogs ta tbe area. -1 James Fonville, a neighbor of the victims parents; Mr. and Mrs. Danyl Young, owns the No charges have been -J Police are bOUtag-tbo dogs in tbe city pound.

assembly make Its own laws with regard to bousinft the development of regional. infrutruo-'r tun. edneatiro and emjdoy-. ment. A' --y.