WHITE 110 SE 7!.1'~hae~9'19'1.thiti.iti:Eed-H!ti .. ,a:,214~s::_1!,e~- Pre id en I Nix o ~ f., • ~ , : : o / , i a - wilf,wo Arab diplomats 1 I mail Fahmy of Egypt,1 '1 and Omar Sakkaf of Saudi 14 Arabia• - 1 ,sllpposedly ...., bearing good news with regard to the ~,a6 oil .,. embargo. .U-•••= ~ I\ not disclosed. But 1116nl1tti0' ) The President later announcing,;:.ioae11,; fliat Secretary of State Henry Kissinger If will be going to the mld-easf again next week. This In an effort to speed a .,. Syrian-Israeli disengagement that ,.,,~ ~ wil~ 1wax ,,_, frrllf - to an overall peace. SIMON FOLLOW W HITE HO U SE The Pre ide,it also met today - with .._ E'1 . e 'Y' gy Czar William s,mo,i - who then announced an emergency allocation of gasoline ,'fl to the twenty s tates hardest 1,11. i i ~ ~ - ••°' tuge:, ---- ---- S.Pdlift 11ddl•1 ii.al (JIN ;: ••,metsenc, inlertfo••• •1 g:uu Uu., 911811✓-~ reduce waiting lines~•* "•"""' • • ,ctn ■r,••• •• 11 Maner oJ v., 7 r::""ff ENERGY folloi Simon ~ long stalled nroc_!_mergency !._nergy ~Ill - was Jina lly opp roved today by the Se no l e ~ now goes to the House - i her it faces parliamentary difficulties. Will i a m S i m on a ls o s a yin g tjd'l )it x if it pa s e s a presently uritten - a Presidential veto i almost ~ 1 ~~.S=~• just a potpourri of r• leglslatton' ~ tr -- thatt:a j••,.~ei•~ impede our efforts,-= •••d t« WATERGATE Aft et ••c• -8UU l & e,a c 6h11,:. Tlie Senate n at e r g al committ7!;!J:oted hillDJI "' to cancel ~ ~ plan "'- for additional public • • • hearings. Thi - at tile urging of committee chairman Sam Er in- who now turns his attention - to legislation I ~ aimed at t As banning forced bussing. Senator Ervin saying: "I can think of no group of people who have stood in greater need of ••M••• relief from government tyranny than the thousands of innocent school children wlio are being bussed to schools many miles away." ..... MANSFIELD atur11 Od JVut urgllle }96-M Senate Majority •onrr Leader .111,,., Man f i e l ~ cileJ< ~ - "- eR result of a recent Harri Poll - aid to show there is now a "deep eated skepticism about • the competence of Co ,i g ~- e s s in de a ling w it h pub li c pro gr a m s • " ~ ' N o t only the President _ -. ■■Id •• -,, "but all t,ollHcs, politicians and~ political institutions - the entire government - have suffered a devastathrg blo10." CONCBRD From former Watergate Prosecutor A1•clzibald Cox - an appraisal of the nei media filled with "mlsg· ing ,, This in a speech - at Concord, N w Hampshire. Cox saying that certain segments of the pre s - tend to think of themselves as "the fourth branch of government." And thus attempt to shape "the course of e ents - through_.... their news colttmns, and commentaries" - as well as llfP editorials. "I'm not sure that I want it that way, ,r p ec i a ll y in the ca s e of three ~ u ■•-t Hlllh only A lol of power." ,,~!,, major network~-~._., ~ ~ - ·- three - "that 's an aw Ju l ;A HILLSBORO On ..,. the West Coast - an attempt to work out th ' ' • " final details of a massive food give lfl,/0 away. At the same time, newspaper pub Us h e1· Randolph Hearst &c,ssss ◄ « expressing hope that his us J• datlghler's ..,,. kidnappers will soon release her. '!'I hope" - said,..,. he -"it will be tomorrow on her birthday." LOS ANGELES folloi s Hillsboro Mean w hile~ inios Angeles, the arrest of a yo14ng cor,ple accus e d of impersonating the ll=•a,st kidnappers. Police saying they Jrk•klrx phoned the Hearst household .scur ,al tith£-1 _ attempting to collect a hundred thousa,sd in ransom money. ---- - TEL AVIV FOLLOW CAIRO split today - between Israeli Prime .i•..W .. , • Minister Golda Meir and Israeli Defense ~Minister Moshe Dayan. Madame Meir reft1sing to accept a rwfflt:, lu ■1111 rif'D~"ttr ra rernr ~~ sho,vdown expected ,r;;,- Y I so• e ■ ns@ tomorrow. wt tb c:nnc f•slPtl of Mudr:•• ► M, , , , I ' . e " '., • N • 1111 , - II •• , ii ' • #Ir fD,. ''' a • - ~Olli i NMiNJ. - MEXICO Twenty-four Latin Americans and Caribbean foreign minister - were meeting in secret today in M ex i co Cit Y ?-;,, ""1:1 ~;/1o .t•• ■•·••..:..ft, r Nut la If' 11 common front - in preparation for a "new J,a dialogue'' with , . _ the U S ",A. ~ I L hgffl wUlt th u dttD I of_ ~ "•••~ll Kissinger /\Thursday ,., for)-..&, ee days of._ hemispheric ~ • • a , BALLOON BulhJiNSSt.. Thom4. s Gatch of Virginia - wa s soarin g m e rrily o v er the Atlantic _;;,&<~,iii-- today_ ::dlr I; ' > A an altitude of about thirty-si x IWI:• 1 ■■ d thousand f e e · t ~ c ~ abou t a hundredmiles an hou~Jfoplng ~ ~ j j , r l tu bPcn 111 Jt the first balloonist ever,)!'nnnc1:11 1 -, +PIii~ a tr :ins - at la n tic c r o s s Ing. .AA;::,aRdt==:ai1'i~•••~k~l:tt=t.t:tl=-1=:::J•siuRJi~~-- f ( The last reported · siting of Gatch 's Light ' ( Heart - laf■ atcn..,ss balloon some tlilrteen hundred miles due East of t« Miami. Jin ■ • Instead of ~ heading for France or Spain as planned ,f headh,g aJ!Q. . straight for Africa. A friend sa;l.. he no1U expects / 11 : _ I) - - I\ - ~ s ~ , _ to land In Mauritania - around ten tomorrow night Eastern Time. ~fffi!i ~~.:&£! .. ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ -~ ~ ~ ' up •tt n~:'1 m:fj11: Aue,,.'' I •• • ••·:r ~ 112114 U , , BALZANO. From Balzano, Italy - the story of Moroccan born Fatima Bajaly - a twenty-seven year old stripper; who d es lded she needed ~;ffi& eo.JlR 0«1@ ya• r.o•ht r:o ll ibr "an upUft"1:g ope-ratio•."~ Al 11 ■,: rate, .::Mlss auJar, ce• .. •••••K • /llrrsllc 1 ■ 11en,e. kfo.ru> 4 ~ ; . A U J - o let 1fuw1 7 uwd ,,.,,she's suing for a hundred tlousaad bucks." _; •• B J ■ 1, c lu l ' I tll OJiPalle• l•ft• •- - - - -'•• = fUUIW ••r•tu ■ I .,,ed!; ,u, u rttl:tte,, eff12 wt u, • ;6111 aczwee ct,■■ deull,., >