Wed. October 25, 1972 PRESIDENT With less than t,vo weeks to go till election day , fJ , olilics of course, was bHsting 011t all over Joday . First and foremost - anotlter radio address by President Nixon; again Pledging an all-out figlJt in the next Congre•• - for . legislation banning court ordered busing. "No one profits said the President - "when wltole sclt.ool systems are disrupted by tire forced busing of school cltildre,a. " Th , e President also said lte was "irrevocably com,,.,,,_, lo seellu,g tax credits - for fl a re n ts 111 A o s e,. d t A e i.,. c I, II d.,. •,. to church-related a,ad ot,.er private scl,ools. He furtl,e.,. atlacked Co,agress - for it• alleged st,e,rd-tllrifl ways. Tiu, •ytll - said lie - "tl,at all proble...a can lie solved by tltrowb,g mo,aey at tlais a,ad tllat - is ,eot easily dis r,e lled. '' Tl,e Pre• ide,at addi,ag tlld "tlle roots ~I the present-tax flayer revolt lie flOt ifl selfisla,1ess - bNt in a se,ssible r , efusal to fJay for gover,rment programs tlaat ltave Jailed to mee I ,aeeds and wislaes of tlae r,eol'le." ' WHITE HOUSE Meanwhile, the White Hor,se was attempting to knock down - another Washington Post story . Press Secretary Ziegler denying that the President's campaign committee has ever maintained a secret fund to fina,ice political espionage ; denying that the President's chief of staff, HR Haldeman - was in any wa , y involved in any suclt activities. Ziegler also accr,sing7he Washington Post - of "shoddy" journalism. "This is a political effort by Tia• Washington Post, well conceived and coordinated" said las "to discredit individuals In this administration•~ CLEVELAND FOLLOW WHITE HOUSE ~ 1t e'11:2 Y ...s..a:.::.itd e:- /r o ~ C l e v e la "d ; McGovern lflas wsing the s a ~ o s l ........ story - as th e basis for aNoth.er hard - laitliNg attack. "We have learNed today" - said lie - "tllat the chaiN of scaNda l aNd corr•J,tio• - ru•• to Ille very II earl of Mr. Nixo• 's Wllil e HoMse oJ,eratlo•. '' McGover• addl•g : "Tllia J,lace• Ille •llole Mgly •e•• sq•arely i• Ille laJ, of Rlcllard Nixo•." He Ille• cllalle•ged Ille Preslde•I - "to co•e o•I of 111,ll•g - McGover• al•o br••tle,t as "•lloclll•g" - acceJII a cease fire time leas co•e - said 1,,e - to tell Tl,,leu If lie •a•t• lo co•lhtMe th.e 111ar - lie •Ill llave to do II alo•e." MACGREGOR Back i,a Waslli,aglo,a lllougll - Ille Preslde,al's ca,nt>a ig,r di rec tor was t>redic tirsg a cease fire ;,. VI e ,,.,.,,. by tlle e11d of Ille year . Clark MacGregor sayl,ag: "TM'Y'e a cessatio11 of laoslilfty ;,. tlal• cale•dar year." A•d lae to 011r effot<IB." Wlaat abo11t Mc Gover•'• clarge - tlael tlae U S c 011ld leave It · d ,,. • •a"' e t>eace ter•• Jo• , · year •10 • S•id MacGregor : "Se,eator McGo,,,,,.,. •• ,,. •o •a•, I••••• - coa,ld 1101 be •ore •roag. " f BLACKS Else11Jhere on the # political Jrottt - black v ers11s black; "1ilh White Bouse aide Sta11ley I l "' " ,, Scot - as ,eg out al the black caucus '" Cor,gress; accusing sa · id group of "l11sulth1g, 011trageot1s s behavior ha crUici•i•g Sammy DaviA .lt1,aior a11tl ot•er black e,atertalr,ers /or s•1>1>orH11g Presltle,at NI•••• Addi11g • It Is tltls tyt>e of "blaclt elitism - t••• lyt>e of 1>oslt1ri11g, ltol air, •lllclt ltas 1>lagt1ed Ila• black ma,a 's emerge,ace as a 1>0Utlcal 1111 force for Ille last forty years." To f"rtlter ltls 1>01,at, Scott also cltl•g tire •a,ay lld•gtc Presider,/ Nl•o• ltas do•e - to ad11a ■ ce - said lie. - _!!here George McGover,a - lie cllargetl - "has 1>robably tlae •orst civil rlgllts record - of a•y so-called 'liberal' Se11ator." ANd M fie by tlae •ay, ~ 9-lld!- ••ld *• - "I don't remember George McGover11 ever } BLACKS - 2 marclth,g ht Alabama agai,r.sl Bull Co1111or - wU• the great 'u11cle tom' Sammy Davi•• Jr, COL UM BUS As for fast traveling Vice Preside,et Ag11eto, •• •a• making a br · ief app e•ra,ace today at Colu m 6u•, Georgia .. Sayheg Ille Democrats are ,,. deep political trouble - .,.,,, time r111111lrrg 0111. TIiey •ave. t•e1'efore, .,,.&arlted - •aid lie - 011 • c•mlJalg,e of clt•racter •••••••••11011." Tlte Vice Pre• lde,e t •dtll,eg. Ito toe ver: T• •• I• •ol • camt,alg,a of r,er•o,ealltle• - II it • c•,,.~•1611 of I•••••• A,ed tlae,e Ire .,.,., 011, "tlll• ye•r toe l,ave ,,.., t•• I••••• "•"" tl,ey •r• 011r•. " CHICAGO In Chicago - Cook County ,_!lales Attorrtey Edt1Jard Hanraltan, one of llis assistants artd t•elve Chicago policemert - •ere all fo•rtd rtot g•ilty today; not guilty of co,rspirirtg lo ••--0• cover,,, a•d distort lite facts - about a Nhaetee• Sixty-Nhae ,ouce raid In wlticll l•o blact Parttlaer leader, •ere llillefl. Tlte Judge ,,. Ille case r•li•g: TIie evidertce is ,,,,.,,, ,aot s•fficiertl. ROSS ISLAND From the National Science Fou,adatio,a comes a,a announcement of t,lans to drill a #tole ,aearly a mile deet, into the bedrock of A,ata . rctica . Tit is at Ro•• Isla,atl - •••r tlte site of Mo11,at Erebus, tlie live volca,eo . Pt1r/Jose - we are told : To fi,etl o•t lio• U ••• - tl,a t A,. tare tic a first brolte loo• e fro• tll• ••l)e r co11tl11e11t of Go,ctl•a,aaltu1tl; llo• it••• tllat A11tarctfca drifted for •o•• two l,11,atlretl millio,a years - before comi,eg to it• /Jr••••t resti,ag t,lace. A.,atl tlta t '• ,,,e late• t fro• Ro•• I• la,atl I• t•• fro••• s 011 tll - Jol,11 - •••r• tlley 're try l,ag to flg•r• o• I •1• lory from a 1,ole ,,. t•• gro ■ ad. STOCKHOLM Professor Ke,ar1etlt Arro111 of Harvard artd Sir Jolt" Hicks of Oxford were today rtamed co-NJi,ar1er• of tlte Ni,.•t••• seve,aty Tt110 Nobel t,ri~e ,,. eco,aomic•; for, "U1eir t,io•••ri•6 co,a tri "" Ii o,as - to Ille ge,aera l eq• iltb riN,,. tlaeory aJ1d welfare tlleory . " America,as IIINB "''""'"6 eigltt o•t of a tot•l of t111elve Nobel at11ard• tlli• year.