T11 , da y F e b r II a r . , I l 1 , . T PEJ< For Pr , id nl Ford - a tr m nc/011 • 11 f ome t odny in Top _ ka ; 11 illl mor than I 11 /hou ~ and h ering hi arr i , , n f a f I h /(an a la/ Capilnl. In · id , ano/11 r tand;n o ation - from a joint ion o th Knnsa tale L g islatur · 1 hereupon the President ca tin!( a ide his pr pared te t chose instead to belabor th Democratic controlled congress - for failr,re lo pas hi new energy and economic proposals. Along th i ay - the President al's'D announcing the immediate relea e - of up to tz o billion in Federal highway funds - a mo e expected to generate - about one II II n d red and t t en t ; -fit e t II o tt o ,z d new job . The President fu · rther telling of plan for a rebate program - to help farmers pa th iY higher energy costs. "As lo11g as I am President" - said Ile - "I If ill not let American agriculture run out of !(a . " E A T E B a ll i 11 " a It in Io n - I II c: e na I ina n C o 11111 it t e 1 as uppo • d lo la/: 11p ltto bill · loda.\. Th f ir t - a i m d at r cin.ding lh Pr e id e nl 's oil tar iff increase the e cond, a i m d at rai in. g the ••iJi gn ceilin g 011. the national debt. But neith e r - coming to ote. ti.- Th i s beca11 e of a lack o/Aquorum/- s■ite•r ~ only even of the committee's eighteen members preseent. The rest apparently taking ~ advantage of a house h • break to do some politicking back hom . e. C o mm i t t e e C ha i r ,nan Ru s s el l L on g la t er s a yin g th a t both measures - will probably be held o er J::#N at ~~~ l ea s t I' ,u;.z:i: , i:J\ t e e k . LO D J,z London JJritain's Margaret Thatch r Loda comp/ I d lh job h be an last we ll. Th fort -n'tne y ar old fo1'111 r Education ~1ini l r - uinnin ele lion ~ a th ue, head of Britain' conser,,ati1 • e Part , tit er b ·11cceeding former P1•ime Minister Edi ard Heath - L hom she prel iot,sly from offic . - ~~-~ Mr . Thatcher ~ in line to become Britain's /... ;' fl first wotnan Prime Minist e ---;-:t- if t h e Conservatives I\ - ~ eaa win the ,iext election. Fo r now though~ saJ}-w - she pla,zs to r r co,icentrate on rebuilding ,...,. her party. Mrs. Thatcher also telling newsme,i - she was "ver. ery thrilled." JER SALEM S er Lar ~~ S I a l e K is s i n g e 1) in J e ru a I em loda co11fe1•red t ith Is1 •aeli official for a - secon . d straight day. Israeli foreign mini ter - Yigal Allon ,l,t late1' sa3 ing th con ultalion had been "very producti e~ fil,.t Doctor Kissin g e r . m ~ t n .... ~ a oidA un-du.e optimism) Ja · ying he was " · making no attempt at this stage - to engage in actual negotiations," His first goal - said he - lllul o/ ~gainSWfr a full u n d er s tan d in g of a l l th e ao x nu an c es of e:a, x ca ch side's •r••k position. S HLE l~GER Def n ' ,. lar.1 James Schie in e ~ n l lo apitof H~ ~}11n1111a/ report • . k ,.-it:s f'-f' ~S~e~~~;a::i·m' ~~!19:illSJ~t •a: · 11 ~8~ a 111 u n g o L her t It in A that the C /lines ha technical encountered ome unexpect ed "-•,11 x di ff iculties - in dei loping full ran e intercontinental ~ \ ••set ballistics _,.m i siles. $tbluslNR8t adding that A it now appears China wil l be unable to achieve fttll intercontinental missile capability - till mid-nineteen ';_ighty - at lhe earliest. n HJ GT Wa h;n ton a ain - an . attack today on the Alt. rottin "I It in!tlulionalization" o f III nlal patient . This from Pr id nt Gerr , Wu rf of lite A III erican r•+ ••• F j. deralion o f Slate Count a,id municipal emplo y ees - 1 ho e ~ l ' f . t s t a f f ~ a n inslitutrons. Wurf sa ing mental patients re being turned out by the thousands. - often with no place to go "It's worse than a snake pit" said he. With the nation's most • • tr11J...!p ende · nt citizens" ending ttp "arnong addicts, -a ■□ alcoholics, and prostitutes on.-.. America's tiew Skid Rots. RJTI 0 er the pa I ew ) ar in oulheasl A ia - a gr at hu e and cry OL r th growin . g S Na al ·'".B..~~ presence in lhr Ind ian Oc an. - Ah, l":1 s aircraft carrier E,iterf>rise ~ • zl< arrivJ~~ts:;6~:t::il0=1.s:d•a~y at the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean; aS1l ~ _ J ~ J ) . the Mauritians,/\- nu,+e ttun, IJIUll •• .a:r ii sea H. <iit-CIW-R. The Ent er pr is E j( f I ' It e lping with disaster relief in the 1. ake of a de astating cyclone. This ..J-1£ o//ic i ■ I request • fj;;,. the government of Mau · ritius. A KISS j T o P e k a a a i ,i - a Ii i s f o r l /1 e Pr es id en l • Jt ca m e fro 111 I< an a s ta t e r e pr e en La t i e Sh a r on Hess - , ho 1 ith her /tu band tnnding by asked if it would be all right. The Pre ident saying okay - and she kissed him on the cheek. Mrs. He s late~~ -,1,:' s b ~ ~ ~ J •· • IJ, ) I' "It wa nice - sort of like kissitig your father." LIBERAL OL EY Once again loda - here and i,i Brilai11 - tlie annual Shro e Tue day pancake race; with the first leg - at Olney, u cR En . gland_,, fTighteen , ear old Sally Anne ~ Fat,lkn~ the first ever to break7mintdrovering iKA ~ • •••> ~ quart er mile courseA...flipping a pancake all the w a y . ~ record 1 . . us .. w fifty-nine-point eight- seconds. Qi-&-u:1--{u, A• /lili Ull•fd lug.e ., h,uwntxJLT;~ new mark was qu i ck l y er as e d • - On th e A 1n er i can l e g of t Ii e ra c e a t Liberal, Kansas) MJ!b Sheila Turner, age twenty-one, cover. ~~u~ seconds . .4 "' Mi p El U#lf - • . , . , . ... , . . . . . . . . , I .. , - A an identical course - in fifty-eight point i f ~ ~ . j • AA The Americans now lead in the series - f ou rte en t o el e en . EA T F O LL O W LIB ER A L - (j '1 . O L NE Y l . . , ~ - 11 a SIMI a, ,eu1 A a 11et record today for eating pancakes. Nineteen year old Mark Mishon - of London - downing sixty-one six incli .Ma flap-jacks in seven minutes - or nearly double -- tlie previous record. After it was all over, young Mark saylng: "I enjoyed the first twenty-five - but Ct • • after ( that #-just rammed diem down.