CAPITOL HILL The P · residenl and Mrs. Nixon are said to owe nearly lialf a million in back taxes. Most of It - on the grounds that tlie President's ded,·,c tion for a gift of his Vice Presidential papers - "should not be allowed." This from the Jolnt Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation. Congressman Mills of Arkansas, who served as Co mm It t e e Vice- C Ii airman doe s say quote : "the judgement of the Committee" itsalf is still to come. Adding that he hopes the President will "abide - by whatever the Committee decides." WHITE H '1 USE As /01 - · White House reaction - so far none. Meanwhile, business as usual. The President today proclaiming April - "Cancer Control Monti,"• Observing that "victory tnay vome by inches" - but cancer eventually will be conquered. The White House also saying the President still plans to visit - both the Soviet Union and Western Europe sometime this year. REINECKE Els e wh e r e in Wasliington - Califurnia 's L t . Go e rn . cr n Reineck e was indicted t oday - for allegedly lying to a Watergate Grand Jury. At Sacramento - Reinecke immediately proclaiming his innocence~Vowing to remain in the race - for the Republican nomination for Governor of California. Also, saying he plans to seek a change of venue - so the trial can be lield in California before the Ju,ae primaries. Reinecke saylag: "I don't think anyone g e ts a fair ,,,,. i al - in W a sh Ing ton, D. C • the s e days • " ACAPULCO Acapulco < i gain - Henry Kissinger was mi x ing busit1ess with Plea s ure today. Interrupting his lioneymoon with the former Nancy McGinnis - long enough for talks willi M ex ican Foreign Minister Emilio Rabasa. The latter pr e senting Mexican proposals for a new treaty - regulating the entry of Mexican farm workers Into the u. S. SAN FRANCISCO /11 the Hearst kidnappi11g on th.e West Coast - another bizarre development. A Jan Francisco radio stat io" - today Playing a tape of a v oice identified as llzat of Patricia Hearst. The kidnapped girl supposedly casting her lot - witli lier abdrcctors, the so-c:alled Symbiones e Liberation Arm~. Saying that rather tlian accept her freedom - she has "chosen to stay a,ad WOODLAND HILLS One of America's great character actors of the past half century - has passed away in Woodland Hill:;, California. Douglas Dumbrille - a veteran of more than a hundred film . s; usually playing villains,- bankers,-or priests. Perhaps best known as tl1e High Priest in "1'HE TEN COMMANDM i ENTS." Also appearing in "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" - "MR. DEEDS GOES TO WASHINGTON" - and tlae Phil Silvers comedy series on TV. Douglas Dumbrille - age eighty-four. HOUSTON Heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman ~ - was back in Ho us to11 today; Hnr..-~ lo ~......, his ailing mother. A lc-Dg: fJa ::::)1 1 Dji> ob:a ~scussing his pla,is to fight Maliammad AU for five milUon - In the Republic of Zaire in Africa. - Why Zaire? Why not - said Foreman. Adding: "I would jump out · of an airplane - and fight AU• for five million." Next question: Dl.d lae think he could win? Foreman replying: "Is an eleJ>Aant heavy?" CHICAGO Chicago - a national conference on aging; lieari11K a 1·eporl today - on sex and tlie senior citize,i. Dr. Robert Butler of Howard University saying; "Tl,e evidence clearly points to a continuing physical c apacily a,id sexual desire tliroughout life - ~ven i,sto tlie advanced ages:" Adding that many elderly •en and •omen - can and do raise "the art of love making" to ne..- levels of satisfaction) All of which Is slml laf'l y expressed - In a new liit tune. It's called aptly: THE OLDER THE VIOLIN THE SWEETER THE MUSIC. TAXES The President's d ec ision to pa . y nearly half a million in back taxes, u : fthout question - 1t1as comme11ded today by the Jri,nt Congresslonal Com,nlttee on Taxation. Senator Long especlally pralslng the President for paying more than a hundred t1'ousand on which the statute of limltatlons had already explred. A Whlte House spokesma,i later discloslng the P,•esldent will probably have to "borrow some mottey" to meet his obligatlons. Adding that the President "1'as to completely reassess hl s fl nan cia l po s itlon - to1aich has been almost totally wiped out by this." HOUSE From the House Judiciary Conzmiltee - a 1·c11et ed request for ad"itional White House material. The Committee also - ,-equesting a response - "no later than April 9" - next Tuesday. Clulr • • • 1'1l1t: Fi ,u . .. . ., • O N O f d t W ... c9 . , . h# t««6Ws JegaUa I et' ••• ,ow o&stacl•••" SENA TE In the Senate - an attempt today to cflt off de b a I c - o " tit a t b i ll c a l ling f o r p u lJ li c fin a n c i n g of Federal electio11 campaigns. .II failed - but only by four votes. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield - later · sa~1ing lie'll try again next week. WEEKLY In Soviet Weekly, an official publication of tile Soviet Embassy in London - a report today on Henry Kissinge1"s most recent mission to Moscow. Soviet Weekly saying that Dr. Kissinger's talk$ 11Jlth Kremlin leaders - had all but insured the success of the coming Nixon-Brezhnev summit. KREMLIN FOLLOW WEEKLY Mure •f U a • u • • • J> ~Moscow, •lie, a the Communist Party n e wspaper Pra v da lashed out today - at certain su 8 MwNl5 of the American press; most notably - The New York Times and The Washington Post; for allegedly downgrading the results - of ~ Dr. Kissinger's Avis it. This an "obvious case of political sabotage" - said Pravda. The work of "a coalition" - said to include "representatives of the military-industrial complex - ultra-Rightist organizations - Zionist circles - and their agents in the American Congress. So says the i"remlin. WHITE HOUSE The White House again - an announcement today tliot President Nixon will fly to Paris tomorrow morning; there to take part in a memorial service - for France's President Pompidou. A spokesman stressing the PresldeNI "has no Plans for substantive meetiNgs - with other foreign leaders while In Paris." Explaining: "The PresideNt believes ii would be Inappropriate - to eNgage ,,. aay ~~ ~ ~;a'-.• .. ••••"" on such an occasion." SAN FRANCISCO On the West Coast - the FBI today w a s ~ fo (e. conduc.ting an all-ou . t search - for kidnapped Patricia Hearst. San Francisco District Attorney James Browning - also commenting on the latest taped message from Mis s Hearst. "We are assuming" - said lie - ' "that what she said ) 1 esterday was said uxder duress - someone holding a gun • a . t her head or the Ulte; or slle felt It was necessary to say those thlr,gs - to get free." WASHINGTON Back in Wamington •wain - Interior Secretary Roger~- Mor to 11. ""veiled to day - a new /iv e year enet" gy research development program. "The major tlarust" - said he - "to"' a rd our mo st abundant energy r e s ~ - coal;" de ., Ion - or c nv ENERGY FOLLOW WASHINGTON ~ . 9'• ' ' • . !!_ear.~••- the energy siluatlo,a •• •"n••• H improve•. The Federal Energy Offlcv - ,-- •a ,,a, lfuud today 4'N • • ••T lflr pro••a~t;;nou,aclng that gasoUne allocations for ev •ry state - will ,aow be increased to ninety percent of previous levels. BRANDENBERG The deal II . toll from the nation's worst tornado disaster in nearly h ' alf-a-centur~l - now set hundred a n d ~ Tlte Olllo Ri v er town of Bradenberg 1 Kentucky - all but gofle along with fo : rt.y of Its citizens. At Xenia, Ohio - another , thirty-five dead. The trail of death and destr11ctlo• s , tretching f3rom Oklahoma - all the way to Mlclalgan in the North and Georgia in the South. ,.._ 9amage fff• • ■ II Iii ■ - set at more than a ~~ billion dollars} APresldent #•••" •••~ declarl11g Alabama, Kentuck , Y, Olllo, Tennessee and lfldla•a - all major dis as ler areas. LUANG PRABANG For the first time ln more than a decade - peace in Laos, or so it seems. Laotian Prlme Minister Souvanna Phouma - agreeing today to head a new coaUHon government. This at ..._ a meeU,ag wltla lals half brother, "Red Prince" Souphanouvong - at Luong Prabang, the royal capital of Laos. In tl,e words of Souphanouvong - the biggest day in Laotlan lalslory. " BRUSSELS At Brussels - a brief ceremony marking the 25th Anniversary - of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The only speaker - NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns; wlto said that the future of the NA TO A lUance - depe,ads o,a the wlllh1g1tess of tlae U. s. to keep Its troops ,,. Europe; aJtd tlie 111llll•g•ess of Europe - to help pay the bill. KNOXVILLE f,i Knox v ille, Tennessee , Governor Wi,rfield D1t,rn , as telling of being asked b y a young man - how he liked being Go v ernor. Bill.the go v ernor ret>lied : "I like it." Adding : When I go home at night - I sleet, like a baby; sleet, for an hour - then wake ufJ and cry for an hour - sl•• for an hour," c,•y for another hour and so on,