Mo II d" _\' , \1 a r c It I I , I 11 7 - I NOME TE.-\D ,\IR FORCE BASE ll ii h " f o II ti s c II d - o_t .l f ro 111 I '1 c P r c s ; ,/,: 11 t - F; rs t I. ad y Pa I Nix o 11 I o d a _\' 11· <' 11 I u in g i II g Sou th ; f i r s I t o t r en e z u c I a , and then 81•azil. A six d" -"· nine tho11sand mil e "good 11 e i g h ho r ' ' tu u , . . Mrs . Nixon's depart11re followed a brief cc1•emon_v al Homestead Air Forc e Base i11 Florida. The President calli,zg his First Lady - the best Ambassado1• the U.S. has. Addi11 · g that Pat Nixon will be tral'cling "not Dilly i11 an off i c i a I c a fJ a c i t y - b II t s l1£• u i ll do s o m e I h in g s h e h a s do n e in al/ Ii er tr (ll' els a r o 1111 d t It e world - b ,. i 11 g the bes I wishes of /he American people to the peo(Jles of all Ille co1111l1•ies she 1 1 isits." CARAC,\S Nt'xl slop - Caracas - tt·here Mrs. Nixon will a/lend lomorroH' - lhe i,inu,:uralion of Venezuela's preside11l-elecl, Carlos Andres Perez. HILLSBORO At Hillsboro, Cali f ornia - an llnguished father a n s ,,, e rs II i -~ d a u g II I e r ' s k i d nap p e rs . Ne w s p a p e r p" b l is II e r Ra ,idolpll Hea -rs t, L/1 c father of Patricia Hears I - pledging I o do a l l h e ca n t o me e t the k i d , n a pp e rs ' la t e s t rans om demands. Also, saying Ile wottld be "delighted" - to have tu· o imp r is one d m e m b e rs of th e Sy m b ion e s e lib e ra ti o . n army appear on radio and TV. Califor,iia officials have already said ,a,,., 8 1,: •· it can't be done. TEL AVIV Israeli Foreign Minister Abba E b a n ~ W ~ l l ' pitEl.to N 8 taau,. lht plu11a -i-o- Mee, ,tUlt,< Washington ~ . to pin down Ille arrangements for coming disengagement talks with Syria. Tel Aviv newspape,s s a y i ng th e Is ra e l i de leg a t e a t s u ch I a l ks - w ill prob ab l y be Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. DAMASCUS FOLLOW TEL A VIV F ~ ~ 1iJl~s~1P::8B=ll#:W&~cF==.1Sr:il~dt1111a:::s.7' Da m a s c " s ,< a s ta t e m e n t A &a J from Syria's taa11 - w ■ President )A••• , 1 ' _..-t.4,. Raying he IPIFW "not ~ pessimistic'' -- about tile chances for a mid-east ~11.etO. settlement. /\Assad adding that a joint demilitari?.ation of the Golan Heights - may be acceptable as a "temporary measllre." CAIRO ~ 4 . From Cairo 1' a report h,tfay tet•-1 telling of a secret meeting - hetwee11 Egypt's President Sadat a , nd a ,wmber of Arab oil ministers. Sadat said to be \P resent Arab{. 11Tging an easing of lh~••Jdawt~.1il embargo - against the US. Tlzis in preparation f or a full-scale Arab parley - now set for Wednesday in Tripoli. PRICES FOLLOW CAIRO From the U S Internal Revenue Service - a progress report in the battle against price gor,g i ng gasoline stations. The IR S r e ceiving more titan seventy thousand citizen complaints - since January !eventh. A spokesman adding that the IR S has already forced price roll backs - ''totalling refunds of three point two million." PH/LA DELPH IA From 1/ie Pennsylvania Crime Commission a report today charging "on-goi,ag wide spread systematic corruption - in the Philadelphia police department. This - the a I •• product of a,a eighteen mo,ath i,avesti6ation. In the words of Pennsylvania Attorney General Israel Pac/tel - . . not a blatant htdictment of all Philade"' ta police but a report that "points out problems - the police department has refused to recognize." LITTLE ROCK Senator Fitlbrighl of Arkansas - t he target of a primar y challenge issued t oday in Little Rock . Arkansas's j M iii C bU B. J j O f p Op U la T . . . . . . .C G O Ve T n OT Dale BU mp e r S - saying he plans to run f or Fulbright's Senate seat ; a as»:ft seat the latter has held for nearly thirty years . . . . . M • I 11 • Twice elected Governor by overwhelming marg~:~:::;t:1 ~le11ge his fellow Democrat - on the grounds - said he - that "faith in the government is at an all-time low -- and people are pleading for leadership . " ADDIS A BA BA A four day general strike in Ethiopia - has finaUy - ~ ended. Some eighty JIWi;e thousand unionists returning to woYk - after winning sweeping gains. But the violence and unrest continue. /Jrcluding today a demonstration - on the grototds o f • • Haile Selassie University . Some thYee thousand students - burning~ effigy of Prime Minister Mak onnen = uh ereupo,a they were dispersed by club swinging police. ~ Meanwhile, the j-a thnf "!ion of Judah ,A.meeting tuith western 11ewsmen. ••P8#Dft Haile Selassie saying t#ffJJf Ethiopia must accept sweepi11g political and social ~~ • • - reform. ;rhe world's longest serving ruler wd1Uww ~ he has no intention of stepping down. HOUSTON America's first man in space - toill soon be calling it quits. Admiral Allen Shepard says lie pla,as to retire in June after thirty years •••'• service with the U S Navy. His job as chief of thejistronaut office ~~ in Hous I or, to be taken over by ,f ap ta,,, Jolr,a Yo1u1g, I, I • ■ • If o er• I• rn ■ • t, , c • ::2 NAHA T Iii s n e x t - w i l l , I g" e s s y o u c o u l d ca ll i t - #•tu 12!1 "streaking around the t~orld. '' At any rate, a nude - dash toda y -- thror,gh a US high school at Naha, Okinawa. A nude water skier - in Hong Kong, wh ii e in Dublin - the arrest of four would-be streakers. A jr,dge there calling streaking - "scandalous, disgustiJ1g and i m,,, oral. 1' ~:,".J~- -- Adding that "this - must be nipped in the bud." ,. BATON ROUGE T I, c n e x t b i g t e s I f o r th a l p r op o s e d e q u a I rig h ts amendme"t - the Louisiana le g islalure where the opposition is led not by a man - but b )' a woma,i. State re/)rese11tati v e Louise Johnson sa y ing "this bill promises nothing - it doesn't do anything except take existing powers awa y from the ,1;tates . "