Thursday, February 14, 1914 KENT At Kent, Oltto, an experiment today ht peace a,ad good will. Kent Radio station W K N T - tleclart,eg a l•••ly -four •our moratorium o,a bad 11ews. N••• Director Bob Carpe11ter sayi,ag: "We 're goi•g lo broadcasl 11ot•t•g 111,I good stuff. " No111 t•at h• itself may be t•e best • • • • • • 't1• 1,eard all day, so •ere111ttll - a11 attempt lo follo• ••II. ! ) <' ENERGY I .! ·I The Federal Energy office today ordered tl,e ,aatio,a '• I I I oil ref i neries to immediately furn . is I, additio_11a l _ .1- f•• .a..a. • l _, ILJn oL.- - - --ra truck stops. Tl,is - we a-re told - is an attem/lt to make sure tl,e settleme,at in tire recent truckers stril,e 111ill llol~ Tia• eJtergy office also orderi,ag additio,aal allocatio,as of airli,ce jet fuel; .,ltereu/Jo,a a,a a,a,ao••c••••I from U,aited Airli,ces - rei11stath1g tl,irty-six fli-,111• previously ca,acelled. ' Tl,e energy office furtller orderi,ag a •llar/1 r•d11cllo• ! ', : ,1 :: - in tlae price of propa,ce gas. ,) COUNCIL FOLL?W ENERGY F r o m-l ite t, -r es Hgio"s Business Coinrcii, of leadi11g executives ; a predictio,a today of tlai,eg• to com• in the eco11omy. Council economists sayhag Ille t,Tese,et oil embargo may last until mid year; addi,eg tl,t ,.,..,,.t,loy•••I will climb some, prices will Tise some - a,ad t,roductlo• will sl oao some. Nevertlleless, i,asisU,eg, tl,at ,,.e ••lio• will escape a recessio,a tl,is year. IE TROIT announcement today telling of two new Fords ill our f•l11re. This al the dedication of a aew small car t,rod11ctio11 t,la,al in s ubNrban De troi,t. Ford preside11I Lee Iacocca sayl,a1 l) the ,.,o new cars - are boll, comt,acts a11d botla scla•d•l•d for hr troduc tion in tla e Fall. The es s e11ce of tl,es e ••• cars is l11xr,ry i,a a s,,.all size - said lae. Ad4111g, ••I'• more, that bolh "will satisfy the demand for hnt>rovetl l••l economy. " At Algiers - tire second day of tlaat four flower Arab summit meetiftg. King Feisal of Saudi Arabia a11tl President Sallat of Egypt said to be urghag a relaxatio11 of tlae Arab's 1>reseftl oil embargo. Tia e same t•o also said lo be pressuring Syria - to agree to e11ter i,sto 11egotiatio11• •Iii Israel. 1 1 LANGENBROICK , i Exiled Russian author Alexander Sol~l,e,allsy,a today in West Germany, in relative seclusio,a aoas telli11g ,, newsmen: "I laave worries - please, ,ao questio,as." Addl11g: "In the motherland, I spoke too much - now is tlae time for stlence." His main co,acer,a, his family. ' i From Moscow - a ref>o-rt tlaa t lals ., lfe was 611• y ,, today getti,ag ready to rejoi,a lrim t,a exile. ,:, ' i ' [ ' , I ' 1 1 -' WASHINGTON Back in Washington - another co11fro11tatio11? Maybe. special Watergate prosecutor Jaworski - sayi,rg lie White House has refused to supply llim 1111111 a,ay more l11t,e• or documents. This in a report to the Se,aate Judiciary Committee. Ja111orski 11oti11g t11at lie had advised Ille committee before taking office he would promptly ret,ort a•y ,i o,. -c o op e r a ti o" • NORTH GLENN The Hearst family today received unsolicited, more than a million dollars in r,ledg e s and donatio,as to ltelt, t,ay off the kidnaf>f>ers. One of them from Mrs. Carol,• Sa,uler• of North Glenn, Colorado offering to s•11d seve,aty b•c•• fro• her monthly welfare f>ay,nent. Mrs. Sa,rders sayh1g: ,,,,,,. willing to do anything to get tllat girl back alive." MIAMI For President Nixon a brief • trip today from Key Biscayne to downtown Miami to dedicate - a ,sew Hea ltll Care Center. The President also takh1g tlle occasio,a to pl•g h . is proposal for a new national health insura,sce t,rogra•. The President saying: The llealtl, care system ;,. tl,e U•U•d States - in terms of quality - is the best in Ille world. Tia•• adding: "Wllat we want to do 110w - is mate sure tlli• t••lfly is available to all." TIie Preside11t's st,eeclt, llis first oMtside Wa•lal111lo11 inn.early three mo,stlls, as usual bri,sgi11g out a 11umber of demonstrators. But 011 Ille wllole Ills audie,ace - •aid lo•• warm and frie,sdly. Ma11y actually carryt11g sig11s sucl, as "Viva Nixon I - Keet, Nixon I - a,sd, •ang in Tl,ere Mr. Preside11t I" TINLEY PARK At Tinley Park, ll linois, a suburb of Cllicago Vice President Ford was saying: "TIie reports 111e hear the news we hear - the TV programs we see - all seem lo concentrate on the negative; they almost seem lo deUgld in tru1npeting the woes of a small minor.ity of youlla. Tlae time has come" - he continued ''wlie1t 111e ouglal to hear ntore about tlte solid achievements of Ille great majority of yo••6 Americans. " PEORIA AT Peoria, Illinois - just in ti ■ e for Valentine•• Day the birth of a bouncing baby boy. T,he parents Mr and Mr•• Ja■es Tho■as Valentine. Their new off-spring proaptly naaed Ja■e• Tho■ss Valentine Jr. w~ iJW" A ~ wvl.{le.ak!J~7 ~~T~,V~-on~~~ LOVELAND Another Valentine story from Loveland, Colorado; tohere more than a , hundred thousand ca1'ds and letters were remailed this year - to lovers and sweethearts all over the world. Postmaster Henry Porter saying tlle last botcl, was sent airmail - tlaa11ks to co,alributio11s from lllelr 111011 room girls - so the Valentines could reacli tllelr de•ll••Uou on time. Tl,e Loveland, Colorado t,ostmark tllis year - o cut,id wearh1g a te11 gallon hat. Also, a br.lef t,oe,n saying: "It isn't every cover that rates Da• C•l'ld's sign; but this one's exlra cause ii holds my Vale11U11e." LOVELAND Another Valentine sto1 •y from Lovela,rd, Colorado; 14 lrere more than a llundred thousa,rd cards a11d letters ••re remailed tllis year - to lo ers and sweetllearts all over the world. Postmaster He,rry Porter sayl,rg tlle last batcll was seJtt airmail - thanks to co,rtrlb11tio,rs fro• tlleir ••ii room girls - so Ille Vale,rti11es co11ld reaclt tlteir tleatiraalio• o,r time. The Lovela11d, Colorado 1>ostmarlt tltis year - • cut>id wearh,g a ten gallon II.at. Also, a bJtief fJoena sa . vl11g: "It is11't every cover - tllat rat•• Da11 C111'14'• sig,r; but this one's exlra cause it llolds nay Vale11ti11e."