Tl E WI/ JTE HOU SE H e re at l1om and ri g ht around th e r lob e - the • n • r 1 y cri is - . a g a i n topic A 1 t:, l : ; and not here,, - -'/ ., .:t mor tha"Athe Whit e Hou.se. President Nixon conferring witli his ,,,.,,_ energy - ~ ad v isorsA- I-ft, "'••~dei-=a •id• • •J , ' - - - -- - - --- - - ~-- . . a/ p-111#,,,fw fuel sa in g proposals. > • I ht Budget Director Roy Ash - later-;•arft,// •• I.,,;.,, •• ,, .. , ,ae PPWE ,., ., .,,, *"*• ••y I ,,_.,., n'•ci ■ Jaes '*"'.lilt'" be Miiili If I-'• ''fl, ... has ruled out - a possi~le ba11 011 Sunday drivi11g; but ~ ..-,(..4- c l O in g ga S S ta ti On S On We eke 11 d S jc.Z!::::IICIIIC't:d:' ::a•~•ia::::..::::::awllltSI :aiz•s :,::· ~· tt:'il being considered/ Interior Secretary Roger~o, PilN IINlf • •• Dill -- ag•e , , t,n,,a,ufJ _ '**'r.w,1, c,l1i1 fas 11 111 ■ u1wutle" ,.,,,- ~iii&lwM. K/..IMorton say'~: "If everyone can get by on onl y two gallons less a we e k - we probably con get by withou.t - gas rationin g .,, KISSINGER FOLOW WRITE HOUSE S retary of Stat<1 Henry Ki inger ~ met with th pr today - for the first time since Ids round the , orld peace mission. ~ fl•• r:, Coo:- A the ene,r-g crisis . . . ;u,11Mss::L IJs, #i ■ •l•s•r sayi,ag: "It i clear that if pre sures continue ttnreasonably and indefinitely - the US would have to consider counter-measures." B,..,J--{, -= =.;t~~,C.::°:~.t:, I'- IH J! .. ,. aff MAC 1141 A Cle Pilil. 1 * goal in the Middle East - is a "just peace." ,,rf,,vori,ag / neither side. latUet 1 1 6 ~ t / t a t "we ca11 look forward with some confidence - to peace ,aegotiatio,as ~~~i during the month of December." A* lf11fs311 MPBJ'•1• .:, ~ U as c a;tlf .\ate ID I Hr 1 •l•m•:s•••I •n••rsaaJ:e A:; l l ents acceptable to both srae 1- securiiy arrangem l id d 'bl "outside guarantee " of a peace s es)- an possi y -- settlement. KISSINGER FOLLOW WH /TE HO USE - 2 "We liope' said he - "that Israel, as well as the Arab cou,stries will realize - that a purely military solution in the Middle East is not possible." JERUSALEM And here's the latest: Israeli Prime Minister Gold a Meir c lia rging toda y tlia t Egypt and Syria - ha v e been completely resupplied with weapons by Russia; adding that middle east hostilities could resume - "at any ni,1••• moment." PARIS = FRANCE Paris, France - a meeting of the western European ~ r,nio'i( hear~ an address t ,.,,, from French Foreign Minister Michel Jobe rt!;;;, o c u lled the current de ta nte between the US and Russia - "perhaps only a fleeti,ag ldstoric mome,at." Jobe rt adding .allil that the Nato alliance therefore remai,as equally indispe,asable to tlae - security of the U,aited States - as well as Europe." BUENOS AIRES President Jua,a Peron of Arg'11ti,aa was confined to his home today - w ith a,a illness 1//lef ■ u, described as.._ bronchial.p•uDr••· Unofficially though a report that tlie seve,aty-eight year old Peron - may have suffered a mild heart attack. 661•111e11 •1•••1 ll•t" IP 1 11t ICM Cite« 4Htlhf i •11 a,,,, ,,,, fa Ifs Jr. Fl'NDS Pr esident Nixon's decision to impound some three hundred and eighty million in federal education funds - today uas declared unconstitutio,sal. Washingto,s Federal Judge Joseph Waddy so ruli,sg -,;n a 0J1ao ■ .-Uu• suit brought by the state of Pennsylva,sla. Waddy also orde ri,ag lhe govern m e,al - to "allot of tla e t mpounde d ~"-ct.••"~~~ sum\ immediately.'' #a dowel ltcsgt easJLgover,sme,at will appeal. ALBAN1 Js Nelson Rockefeller going to rematn tn Albany till the end of his term? Jn a speech today the Go ernor himself indicated that he just might step down. The question immediately arises -- why. Ap,l 16w I•••••••• ~onjecture is tl1at Ile • • ~ start campaigning fo-r the one that has eluded him - - The Presidency. The occasion for the Goverrtor's speech was tl,e dedication of the most impressive - at arty rate, the mos t e lab o -rate building construction project irt the history of any of our tale capitols. Goverrtor Rockefelle') ~~~~~L~~~~ ,... ' • • r ,,; F c mil •x ae Jes • • m•wJ 1/ tit I, rJ•e••• ~~__.,.~,~ ~ I r#t :a iJ o . . el ..... IA& I ra+a,:; lfki - , , , , , IW;S , e - Lieutenant Governor, a11d most· of the state's top political nm ,wer e on hand today In Albany at tl1e ' dedication of the ~Mmsa•• new plaza which - t i l now has always been referred to as the Albany Mall. Henceforth ALBANY - 2 it is to be the .Empire State Plaza a t , grea quadrangle in the heart of the nearl ~ one hundred acres A"tl!J up .4qta complex of nine neu buildings. The l1istoric slate capitol building dominates e•, lh I • 1,,0 , . Cit es Cl; #, san:a is the forty-four story new main State office building. • e , ■ wl id u ■ tt11se ~.~ j!~ of the quadrugle is the .I.aw 1/uildtng 1 a/J.o anfl.. egg shaped 1tr ■ c l ■ ra •• ,ua ••1l ■ da1 • huge auditorium, on the '+1 side el Cle 9wodn1■,11le ◄• four agency buildings each twenty stories in height, and an impressive ,notor ehicle buUding. All these -/o ~ Io PPP b I ■ e ,, u r 1 • , , i 1 • f ,t. b e twee n · e le v en a n d lt( e 1,v e th o us and people. Total cost 1 a.t ,,., lhitD in the neigliborhood of e i g Ii t Ii u n d red m ill ion .1f Go ve r nor Nels on Ro ck e fell e r will be remembered for generations to come for arious reasons1e ,t<nd one o.<t+r111 J ob ,zio•• fy, ill he for creating ALBA NY - 3 a c o nip le x of bu il dings in the I l a Sta t e capitol w or th y of the Empire State which New Yorkers still consider th e ,n o s t i m P o rt a n t St a t e in the Un i o n . ~ California may •ow have a slight population edge. But, obviously f#« great numbers of people go to ,ru,i~ ~ caUJ.;r,aia for fa II )i-'lher reason ~ 111hal impel• . tlaem to come to New York. KENNEDY Washington again - Senator K e nnedy of MDSSPO IAIICb discuss s his Presidential prospects. Kenn e dy saying: "The prime consideration - our family responsibility." Adding that as o f • now - my wife Joan and ,ny sisters mother a11d 11111 nieces and ••••••••x nephews are u,aiformly agaiasl •fl the idea. But, wha t tl i e case will be so,ne time ill the future - said lte - "is .,. an ope" q u e s ti o n • " The Se11atof" was also asked about lais "personal character" an obvious ref ere race to the Chappaquiddick inc i de n t. "If I «or a m a ca ,uU da t e " s a id II e - "tll e P e o Pl e 11Jill have an opportunity to speak out on that issue - they'll make the final judgment." GOLDWATER FOLLOW KENNEDI' On the Republican side - Bar,., Goldwater was also discussing the outlook fo'r Seventy-six. The Arizo11a Senator noting that Senator Percy of Illinuis - Ii as al re a d y launch e d a major Jun d - ,.a is in g effort. Adding, ,.,_ _ _ _ , liowever tliat Percy's campaign ... is vi-rtua Uy doomed from tAe s . tart. Why? Because - said Gold111ater - "he's too inconsistent - he wandered all over hell's Ital/ acre." "Why, right n ow " G o l dw ate r c o" tin u e d - "I w ou I dn 'I give C hNc k ,,. Pe re y a te,. pe rce ,it c II a,ice. " I do• 't even think he can get the delegatiofls - from his own state. BALLINA Today's quote of tlte day - com s from Tom McCormick, a thirty-o,ae year old Amerlc•n; on arrival at Ballina, Australia -- after a slx mo,atl, u s r voyage by balsa raft from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Tom McCormick sayi,ag: "I certal,aly wo•ld,a't make tlte trip again - at least, ,aot for a,aotlier three - - - morctlts." ~ ~~ ~ 1 - ~ ~~ ~ ~ e , t q ~ ~ • - '\ ,:,Ii .(t A-¥ 111. WATERGATE a,. eighteen mi,11,te segment of one of Pre ident Nixon's subpoenaed Watergate tapes has been found Ja ts fault y - t he disclosure c omi11g today - from White Bor,se , la•yer Fred Buzhard; who said the time period ,,. ,,,, :.sasrtt•s• questio,a contai,aed only "a,a audible to11e and 110 co11versation." Appare11tly - a,sother malfu11ctio11. Federal Judge Joh11 Sirica th•• aslli11g the White Bouse - to tur,a over all Watergate tapes as of 110w - J•dge Sirica sayi11g: "It's ,sot tlaal I do11't trust the White BoNse~ bt,t the court would feel much better if tlae Preside11t would v olu11tarily submit tlae tapes." 1 ~,~~~~~? PHILADELPHIA From the Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania - the results of a ten y e a r . - study of skiing; as compiled by Dr. Arthur Ellison of Philadelphia - an oirtleopedic surgeon and skt expert. Dr. Ellison reporting that ~ the skier most likely to be t11jMred - ts~ woman begin11er. Adding that tlee injury rated amo11g all sitters - is roughly six for every tltousa,ad perso,as wleo take to Ille slopes; two of whom - wtll probably suffer ssr fa sis l ■ i ■ ••• •••• ow broken bones, dislocations, or torn liga me ,its. Dr. Ellison Mtt+/uew,, urg~ skiers~ to carry their health insurance cards at all times;. also, "the tele/Jhone numbet·s of your doctor - your boss, a close friend, and•• 1 nearest relative."~ ,iJ..Jl fl:- 11(,tJ ....._