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NEW CASTLE NEWS NINETY FOURTH YEAR 0, 33 NEW CASTLE NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. IKS -M pg and TAB 75c PHIt WEEK BY CARRIER SINGLE COPY lie Jackson wants conservation WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen Henry M. Jackson, has called for fuel rationing and nther conservation measures, as eleven Arab oil nations announced they would cut production to try to force a halt to U.S. support of Israel. Jackson, at a news conference Wednesday, said he was proposing legislation to authorize the President to declare a fuel emergency, impose compulsory limits on auto use, set up a rationing system and force electric utilities to switch to coal to fire their boilers.

Jackson also urged use of the II Navy strategic oil reserve field at Elk Hills, Calif, to fill any gap left by an Arab oil shutdown. Rep. Edward Hebert, D-La chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said he opposed such a move. President Nixon met at the White House Wednesday with foreign ministers of four Middle Eastern oil-producing countries Algeria, Kuwait, Morocco and Saudi Arabia. Nixon called the meeting 'constructive." Later, Foreign Minister Umar al-Saqqaf of Saudi Arabia turned away and declined comment when a reporter asked him whether a possible cut-off of Arab oil exports lo the West was mentioned.

The Arab oil producers announced after a conference in Kuwait Wednesday they intended to cut production five per cent a month until the Weal forces Israel to return lands captured in the 167 war and the rights of the Palestinians are restored. The House Wednesday approved, 387 to 72, a bill fur mandatory allocation at the production and wholesale levels of all petroleum products, and to forbid their export. The Senate had passed a similar bill, and the two now go to conference. Jackson said his more drastic proposals would save 3.3 million barrels nf oil a day, more than covering the 1.2 million barrels a day currently imported from the Mideast. Calling the Arab cutback "oil blackmail." Jackson said "1 believe this kind of move on the part of our government will have a healthy effect on bringing the war to an end I think the Arabs will better understand that they cannot force the United States to change our policy by using oil to threaten us." Epic tank duel converts Sinai into Inferno7 PROPOSES FUEL MEASURES Sen.

Henrv Jackson at a news eonler yesterday in Washington, proposed a series of fuel rationing and conservation measures tn block what he called an Arab "oil blackmail challenge" in the Mideast war. The proposed legislation, he said, would "let the Arabs know the United States can deal etfectivelv with this oil blackmail challenge." UP! Photo Craftsman 'Addicts' go to contest Tape case will 90 to Court Howard H. Reynolds, county coroner, looks over some duck decoys that he made at home. He is chairman of the annual banquet of the Midwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of Ducks Unlimited. Page 17 backwards as forwards surnames1" Tobv Harrah.

Dick Nen and F.driy Kazak. A true trivia fan. of course, would not deign to note the obvious, such as the longest known palindrome. Napoleon's "Able was I ere 1 saw Elba." lion Myers, president oi the snriety. said WASHINGTON 1UPI1 -President Nixon has won a round with Watergate investigators over possession of (he secret White House tape record ings ana he is going to the contest will expose the whole thing, and -v.

Supreme Court in hopes if Page RhabiHtation office cifes rofe 3 County report 5 'Rosy' future in stare 13 Dick Williams to Yankees? IP 'Waltons' scores ratings hit 24 encourage them lo step forward as what they winning another, are. Unci" U.S. District Court "It is in dark barrooms that the most Judge John .1 Sirica dismissed. SAN FRANCISCO I UPI) Trivia addicts are stepping out of the smoky, dark coiners, exposing themselves for what they arc. The new San Francisco Trivia Society of Upper Battery Street Wednesday announced California's first Grand Trivia Tournament.

will begin Nov. 12 with 60 teams. For the uninitiated, a trivia fan is devoted to knowing all there is to know about totally insignificant facts a consuming madness once kept in seclusion lest normal people be sent running. The true trivia fan sidles up to a fellow addict and says "I've got one for you," meaning queries such as: "In One Man's Familv, who plaved the part of Teddy" Winifred Wolfe. Or.

"What National Football League Hall of Famer played offensive, defensive, punt and place kick?" Dnak Walker. Or. "What was the name ol the silent film in which John Barrymore played Captain Ahab?" The Sea Beast. Or, "Which three major league haseball players have palindrome 1 spelled the same Werinesdav the Senate Waler- the battle could be decisive if it continues. Elaiar said it could be the turning point.

Al Ahram said: "Both sides have thrown hundreds of tanks assisted by whole regiments of armored cars and heavy artillery and in which air force formations and air defense units are taking part." Israel claimed that a task force it sent across the canal Tuesday was still operating behind Egyptian lines. Egypt claimed it had been wiped out. While the two sides fought with tanks and planes on the 13th day of the war, it was disclosed that Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin has been in Cairo since Tuesday conferring with President Anwar Sadat, who launched the massive Egyptian army across the 102-mile waterway on Oct. 6 into the Sinai territory occupied by Israel since 1967.

There also were peace contacts between the United States and Russia, trying tn preserve their detente, and in Washington Wednesday. President Nixon and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger met with four Arab foreign ministers in talks described as constructive. But the United States and Russia were both airlifting authentic trivia action takes place, That where the sporting fans hoid forth. The trivia i.s like bacteria." Nut surprisingly, Myers owns a barroom, the Cargo West, where trivia contents occur nightly.

ti gale committee's suit to obtain the tapes and oilier documents iji on grounds the court lacked jurisdiction to settle the case Almost simultaneously, he By United Press International Israeli and Egyptian tanks fought in the Sinai desert just east of the Suez canal fur the second straight day today in an epic battle of armor that Israeli armed forces chief said "may be the turning point" of the Middle East war. With the probability that the battlefield issue must be decided before the peacemakers can take over, the Israeli national radio reported that fresh fighting has opened in the central sector of the canal where Israel claimed to have knocked out up to 100 Egyptian tanks in daylong fighting Wednesday. Both sides claimed victory. Egypt said it knocked 'out large numbers of Israeli tanks and armored cars in what the semi official newspaper Al Ahram described as "an awesome armored clash the largest battle of the war." It said the fighting continued into the early hours of today "It turned the central sector into an inferno," Al Ahram said, Israeli armed forces chief Ll. Gen.

David Elazar told the Israeli nation alter Wednesday's lighting: "We are now calling the tune. Out superiority is clear and things are going well. Hut ending the war may take time." With outside reporters barred from both sides of the lines, the details were skimpy but from what emerged, it appeared that White House announced it would appeal the ruling hy the tne urand invia tournament, he says will involve 4-person teams of natural enemies-Shell vs. Standard, airline nun 01 Appeals, in hibald (urn vs. pilots and "gays vs.

the Special Piosecuf Police tactical squad Myers said. "One ol Cox suit, that Nil PAGE BUSINESS 16 CLASSIFIED 24-25-26-27 COMICS 23 EDITORIAL 4 ELLWOOD CITY 10 OBITUARY 3 SPORTS 19.20-21 THEATERS 22 TV LOG 24 WOMEN IJ-14-15 the rules is that a contestant must drink in Iront of him al all times ever the tapes fur Sirica inspection. Jjnlh the committee and Cnx are seeking Ihe tapes to determine whether former White House Counsel -lohn W. Dean III was telling the truth when he testified ihat he and Nixon had rnnvrrsatinns about a Watergate coverup as carlv as Sept 15, 1972 In lus 18-naee onininn and UFO sightings multiply, professor calls for study By United Press Inlernaiona! frnm 700 to JtOII Inns nf war gigantic light show glgaT llghl material daily to the warring A a L. iT beaming into space from the circles as naps, ne said, order Sirica be-' There docs seem to be very tween the two suits to obtain good evidence that an authentic the tapes Cox' suit, he said.

being sort of a Ralph Nader fnr UFOs Inr a while lie said ihe National Aeronautics and Space Administration might investigate the UFO reports if they had a flap ned progress at this issued by United States to Israel. Russia Texas "JK admitted its airlifl for Imp first some of the UFOs rePortcd lime 1 ledei grand jury Dr -lohn Ha time today present Congress psychiatrist, said I. a Dallas there are the 1 TO half of the complaint particular undertake it." Hut the Ass, Understanding ialioi! Inr Ihe reports from al lea? The Sinai was the decisive front. Egypt claims to have advanced from eight to 10 miles beyond the canal. Israel said the advance was from three tu five miles.

if Mar 'lOstat The Winners Lucky 7 game Oct. IS. 1973 This week's winning number people from coast lo coast the last couple oi weeks. A psychiatrist calls the sightings flights fanlasy: hut some people are not so sure. Dr.

Allen Hynek. rliairman oi Northwestern University's astronomy department, said Wednesday a government agency should be set up lo investigate UFO reports that "could sel Ihe staee for a name wailing Inr a anvnne The group set up ol people have been known to lie the Mill Third. Ihev 92 hnghl lights lid bo living ohjei ts misp ptio; Probe discussed In paraphrase Ihe after some iv-aroa that UFOs 0 unusual light niisual activities fuel then c.sM.il thir 719683 This week's winning three digit number 299 910 759 Winner's Choice Tins week's number selected Ml Dwighl PHILADELPHIA (UPIl situation" if thev continue to Secretary of State C. Delores multiply. Tucker and Philadelphia District "At least somebody should Attorney Arlcn Specter were keep track nt what is lining 011 scheduled tn meet today to make a word of Ihe rcpoiti- discuss a probe of dampaign fund and pint in em on a map." raising for President Nixon.

Hynek said. "I wouldn't mind 1 the which ilcriai.do tudgjin Expected soon from state pnviloue validity nt the select committees inwshgatioii. anil anUioiih ol ihe select iniiinui lee In iibpnena and bung soil against the I'lesulonl. Snici said Kei ause ol IK llltnu Hie emu I lias 1 nl 11 In considn nils one ijiic.sti.ni. beiiig whether nut ha City in line for sewer work permits NATION Clear skies will again dominate most of the country.

A wanning trend will be noted in the Middle anil Upper Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes area and the Ohio Valley. A lew showers are expected over the coast of Washington while rain and showers are forecast tor southern Florida. Minimum temperatures, (approximate maximum temperatures in parentheses Atlanta 52 (77). Boston 42 (56), Chicago 47 (72). Cleveland 42 l64l, Dallas CO (87), Denver 42 (77).

Dulufh 46 (60), Jacksonville fill t83i, Kansas City 58 (82l, Little Rock 5(1 (H2), Los Angeles 61 (72). Miami 79 1851, Minneapolis 49 (69), New Orleans 54 (HO), New York 46 59). Phoenix 6(1 (92), San Francisco 58 (711, Seattle 55 (641, SI, Uuis 49 (B2) and Washington 45 (711. -tin WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Cloudy, windy and cool today with a chance of light rain. Highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s.

Partly cloudy and cool tonight. laiws from near HO lo near 4(1. Fair and mild Friday. Highs in the low aMis to low 60s. Weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m.

today follow with Inst year's data In parentheses: Maximum temperature 5(1 5A) Minimum temperature US (261 Prcrtpllatlon trin of rain (none) Shcnango River stage 5.21 feel (S.3H (rut) MORAINE STATE PARK Temperature nl II) a.m. todny, 48 degrees; no precipitation; winds from the south at 10 miles per hour; attendance Wednesday, 1,4211. Ry JOHN MANNA lie added Oi it the appllivl to l-ll 'A Im views Staff Writer Castle and Ihe Cilv additional ilicdebi Sanitation Authority may receive nds SlIH. I H'liillrd lllr ile permits soon to upgrade its facilities 11 1 1 1 1 ri ft ri to it Ihisiness Administrator l.arrv I) Worth. representatives from Ihe Mead- mice 01 the Male Depart- sources indicated that since the establish a mel ropol ilan sewerage system None ol the townships lias received approval llolll Ihe state although some appear to be rlose.

Worth said construction -totaling about million probably would not begin hefnre next summer because federal nmney will not be available until spring al Ihe earliest. Money will not be awarded earlier because Ihe Environmental Protection Agency Is in the process nf Issuing new regulations to comply with 1(172 amendments lo the Knvironmentftl Pollution Control Ail. Second, the Nixon Administration has Impounded the money. As an apparent result oi the delays in Washington, the state has changed Its deadline for municlpHlllles lo npply lor construction permits and granh from March I tn Dec 1. IH73.

Worth said. Ile pointed out that' Union Township had previously submitted an application to the U.S. Department ol Housing anil Urban Development lo construct smaller lines or sanitary sewer collectors Since the township was ineligible for federal Iiindiiig at the lime, it didn't receive approval. EPA formerly provided money only for sewage plants and trunk lines hut under ihe 1972 revisions it now has money lor collectors Worth said the moving hack of Ihe deadline will allow Union lime tn revise and submit its application by Dec. I.

Neshannock Township, hr said, should have Its engineering and application completed hy next spring "I understand ihey're In old 1 tn I niiwi arid Ncsh.iiiiiork townships, the metinpiilicni sylem piohahly would also include Shenango. llickoiy and Taylor Inwiislups and Ihe borough ol South New Casllc The total cnsl tin upgrading Ihe large unk lines is eslimahxl at MtM.llDO Tin-federal -hare would he JKdH.OlXl while Ihe city and other iiiunii ipahliiN would ay the remaining The osliiualisi cost for upgrading Ihe sewage plant is ahoul KUD.IKHj A large portion ol Ibis cost is also to be met with Inleral funds. The cost lor each municipality lo ineel (lie local shares is sliil siibjecl lo negotiations. Worth said city ami ine hanitiituin Authority had met all requirements, permits fur ennstnietlon shimlH led to ew Castle will Ile ileteininiHl how many cities DUCS Trade haw applied and I1.1U inunv are Dave Cash This grant World said, NKW Vt lids' ilil'h I'hc roeoguios Dii.se enmniiiiiihes I'lllshiirgh Pirates and tin which have eotiiphed with federal I 'hilaih'lpliia Phillies i nmplclcl siwei.ige 1 1 'iin 1 1 ini-iit si In ihe the lusl jnr ti. 1 s.i 1 1 1 1 pasl, 'he federal government had nl the oil season today a penalized I hose Wl umplled Icflliauder Keti Ilietl went In Mn'1 cities have met the Pittsburgh loi second baseman regulations nf Die federal Dave Cash government hv couslructing Itreti.

2a, compiled a sewage plants while nun It o( record with ,1 Hi" earned mil "viihuihia' has yet lueuiiiply ll avenige tins pa.st seasuii with said this money was made the Phillies after loming over available Ihrough efforts of the from tin1 Milwaukee llrewers In National League ol fitir-s and big seven-man trade lusl 1' S. Confereme of Mayors winlei received However. cnnstlllcllnll nf new IninL at the seven-year old sewage pimn 11 nni cxpmeo in negin until mld-lOTf he said Kxnnnsion nf lh muinmno OCT, 1, U7S Amos W. Young, HI, of 2424 Dean Drive. David Eerrhaw, 3 mnnlhn, of 72 Butler Ave, Mr.

Raymond Emery, 84. of 12 W. Wallace Ave. Fred Duff, 715 Harbor St. collection capacity In the elly is nart nl an overall ntliwt Kl.

ii. and neighboring townships In.