Wed. Januar y l7, 1973 KEY BISCAYNE At the Florida White House a near news blackoMt concerning the quest for Peace In Vietnam. Press Sa-etary Ron Ziegler telli,ag reporters - "I have only o,ae a,estoer o,e tire subject - I llave ,ao details, no information." Ziegler later added, that tlae Preslde,et may make a "general reference" to peace negotlatio,es - ;,. lats hsaugural address on Saturday. He also disclosed tliat tlie P r esident is keet,i,ag i11 close toucla - toitla He11ry Kissi,ager in Was I, ington and wit la Ge11eral Haig in Saigon. 111 tl,e meantime - General Haig agai11 coraferrirag witla Soutla Vietnam's President Tlaieu. Tia is amidst r11mors in Saigon, Paris, everywlaere it seems - tlaat a cease fire is imminent. l,edeed, U.S. military ad v isors still in Vietnam - were ordered today to fall back immediately to safe areas in the event that a truce is sig11ed. This - we are told _ an attempt to pre v ent needless deaths in an y last m i,sute fighting. MANILA Al Manila - President Marcos of the Pliilippines today assumed near dictatorial po•ers citing as Ille basis of his take-over -- an over•helming vote of approval from more than thirty-five tlao•sand citize,ui assemblies tliro11gll0Mt tlae cOMRtry. Pacific tonight - to attend President Niso,. 's seco•d iaaMgMral. Tl,e lovely Imelda Marcos is also espccted that assassiJ1atioJ1 attempt last mo,atli. ENERGY ~ IA- ,-S ~ b 11 t A ■ •ll,A met at least In part today - by a decision lo permit unlimited lmpo-rt8 of 11umber t1110 home lteatlng oil; also, an Increase In tlae ceUl11g on ••• all petroleum Imports -- ,,. Ille amou,at of nearly ~ a I Ill i o ".A•• flt 55 sA a day. Director George Ll11coln of lite office of Emergency Preparedness -- explal,al,ag lite 111Jay oJ these moves; sayl,ag tlaey 111111 "llelJ, lns•re a• adeq•ate supply of lleatl•g fuel fo-r llomes and ...., busl•esses tlils wl,ate-r - - and relieve the tlglll,aess of dGlsel f•el fo-r t-ra ns por ta Hon. '' LONDON Plans for a "Phase ti o o" British style were announced toda y in Londo,e . Prime Afi,eister Heath sayi,eg that Britain's present all-inclusi v e wage a,ad price freeze will be extended another sixty days; to be followed - said he - by co11ti11uiftg stringent controls for the rest of the VIENNA lsra el' minis I er of Im migra Hon - Natllan I A, ~ Peled -- a visitor today In Austria, inspecting Schloss Schoneau Castle - which is used as a way stop for Russian J 111s lmmlgratlftg to Israel. He also attempted to hold a ,re111s co,rfere,rce In Vlen,ea - o,ely to be shouted doMJ,r by about forty R"sslan Je•s. \demofts trator,t The/\ .. •••• . . ••••Asayl,ag they had all emigrated\ fn 11111 t ai,\to Israel -- but /oM,ed II Impossible to live tltere. Some - claargl,ag "dlscrhnlflatlo,r." Otlters claiming that "a ma,r bor,e I• t,,e Soviet U,elo,e - ca,e,aot adJ"st to the caJ,ltallst system. Worst of all - 11,ey're no111 stra,eded tliey clalMed, •ltl, R11ssla• 11 , , , , , , , • refusl,1g to grant the,n re-e,atry ••-- visas~ ~ UJSR, THE CEDARS # Earlier this week - a di patch 1-JHHt of - - L A ' \ rosl•g bUzzards El"R~ ac,oa the Holy Land. NollJ eamaa a report lhal the same /Pea.I storm A ■ o: hit Syria, Leba,aon and Jorda,a; the latter - perhaps hardest of all. Tl,e city of Amman, capital of Jorda,e - said to have been all but isolated j,t•m ••• r••• •f 1•• WCPIII for l1Do days. Officials also reportl,eg s,ao., acc11m•latlo•• a ,..,,,.ber of Afflerica• sti e11tla•siasts -- 1Dlao llad J•st arrived ht Belr11t. LebaNoN'B famo11s ski.., resort the Cedars and Faraya -- Just a short drive a1Day. Bui there 1Das so m11ch SJIOID - the high1Days 1Dere closed, TEENS i ~ ~ Teen age s ex Al he subj e c I of a s "r v e y Ares ult s of which ,oere announced today in-.- The Ladies Home Journal. In Nineteen S e venty One - we are told - it is "a fair guess 'hat more tllan one hufldred tlto11sa,ed -- ""married US teen-agers under went legal abortlo,es;" while "Probably a,eotller ll101dred tllo11sa11d" •ere .,,.dergol,eg Illegal snsr?ln 11& abortio,es. TIie co,,.bl•ed figure -- set at roughly 011e fo•rtll of all abortlo,es. Reverse side - tlae study -..said to sl,o., tl,at "for every 011e llundred A merica,e girls bet•ee11 tlle ages of flfteefl and ,el, een - a11 average of t•o gave blrtla to Illegitimate clllldre,e. TIie total ••,,.ber •I nrri I J I of s u ch c hi l d re ,. - s et a t per II a P s a s ma" y as four hundred tlrousa11d, in all. LA BE LING For weigl,t 1 atchers across the country there's good ne1 s tonight. Or is it good neius? Anyway, the U. s. Food a,id D1~ug Administration today set forth its "most extensive ch . ange in food labeling rules in seventy-seven years;" decreeing that, henceforth, the labels on package . food must list calories, fats, vitamin .., s and other nutrients - per serving! Which means from now on "what you see is what you get. " The FDA 's action is drawing Plaudits - from - nu tr i ti o,,. ts e 1· er y w I, ere . Harvard's Gene Mayer, for oJte saying: "T,,is is a day for co11gratulations. Tire 11ew labels w ill l e ,, ,t l o i ,· r o v e d n u t r it ion " - h e c on tin u d - a ,. d t Ir 11 • amount o "implied preventive medicine . ' ' WASHINGTON In the commercials on TV - they call it "something else" -- "a whole other smoke." To government doctors though - it's still the same tltl•g. The Department of Health Education and Welfare issuing a report today - charging that "little cigars" may be just as hazardous to yo ' ur health as cigarettes. Aflother section of Ilse same report -- discussi•g smoking a,id motherhood. CiH,ag ""e"' Jlltl evide•ce" said to slao111 tlat smokiflg is •ol Oflly lsazardous to J,regnant wome• - but can also kill tleir u,iborn children. DISMAL SWAMP From lhe union £amp 2.orporaHon, a forest products firm - a gift today of forty-nine thousand acres in Virginia's Jlismal s ■ .I _!Wamp. A gift of all its lioldings there - to the nature conservancy - - of Washington, DC. The I Jstlw« la,rd in queslion - ,roa, to become a na Ilona l a,ild life.-_. refuge. Unlo,r Presideflt Everett Woodman saying: "The f!ismal ~wamp is a natural a,llderness- and •e are pleased that tlae company's gift a,lll help to protect a,rd preserve It in its natural state." ATLANTA The Moonshine caJ,II al of the U S A - 011ce ..A4 agahtdllte Stale of Georgia. According to figures A an1tou.11ced today by the U S Treasury DeJ)artme•t. •• ■ dl ■if ~ Jlc •••f for llae eleventh stra,gllt year. ~ T•e peac• state yleldh1g .,,, over tlle past 1 t11Jelve mo•tlls - more t•a11 t111e•ty-011e tllousa ■ d gallo•• of ,I/JIJlil Illegal 1111,Ue HJt! 1 g llglitnl ■ g. Federal age ■ ts t1aere also sel~l•g foMr lau•dred a•d hvelve sUUs - •llll a combl•ed caJ)acHy of more tl,a ■ si:x th •lnrd• 1aundred t1aousand gallons. ,. >-- ,,--- (Georgia l:lwrt6~ I0/1/ll■g Its J)ere••la l rivals - Alabama and Nortla Carolina in both categoFles. State officio ls almost boas Ung wit at 's more - tlaat ~ Georgia a,Hl,,,.. ala,ays be nNmber one),A W6y? BecaNse ~ J of "good t__lH ••~ water. - • e ■ Pl IDl6 - DNI "l ■ s gs dt 1 ••en,: " PASADENA This next - from Pasadena, Texas: •laere a claap by tlae •ame of Don LaFitte -- •llo las already served fo•r terms on lite Jlr s la • Pasade,aa City Co1u1cf l - laas Just decided to retire from ,illft6r J)oUlfc•. Cou•cl Iman Do• LaFltte basl•g lf• decision - 011 "flhtess and falfg•e." Not lls - b•t _s-~~: ' • ~ ~~ tlae voters. ·-,1 J 26 P ~ sW a•d tired of ••I' - •• ,., J"' • f • I • a • ......... -