On Wllll StrNt•-a draatic 1 . . p today; apparently the '>WW reault of a few rays of..AbopeNfin the econoaic outlook. • t t 1 , ta Dow•Jonea I n d u a t ~ a,n than twenty ■wen point■• Albuquerque For Vice Pre1ident Gerald Ford--• trip today to Albuquerque f"vbere be 1aid the "preponderance" of Watergate evi . dence--"all of itll-clearl:, exonerate■ the Pre1idant of any invol,,...nt in the a&tergate break-in;" al10, "of any invol~t--with the ITl4' or llilk fund c••••·" Gerald Ford adding, in IWI, the evidence i:1 1Ucb •• "to aonerate the Pn1ident--of any tap■acbable off•n•••" / The Senate Watergate Ca.aittee--today fonaally concluded it■ bu1ine11. It• final report--acheduled for r•l•••• over the weekend. In the ..anttma--a brief etat: . . nt from Ca.dttH Cbai:tman Saa Ervin; who 1aid i t • • "preaidenttal aide• --who perpetrated 'Watergate on Aaeri~c•." Their "lu1t for political pG1Mr"•--id be-•"blinded tbaat to the 1 ... of God•- •• wll •• the law and ethic• of 11&111." WHITE BOISE 1'■ llilii• Rilzz-.. Preaident Nixon today signed a bill ~~v --allowing Congress • &I ■a i , the future in the fcmaalation I\ of the Federal budget; also, limiting aharply--the President' ■ power to blpound appropriated fund■• "Tbia bill" -- aaid the Pi;eaident--"the moat ■tanificant refom of budget procedun■--■ince Conan•• began." Why? Because it addn■ae■ itaelf--Nid be--to "the •Jor p r a b ~ t n g tm c - r y I D ;. alt~ or a t - ; " - 1 7 - - inflation. "It -n•"--he wnt on--"that Congre■■ and the Bucutiv• will work togetber--to 1'Np dOIIII the coat of 1• ,.,,_. goven.ant;" and thereby "help every Aaarican family-- W hold dawn their bud&eta." Tba President further notilll that "too often--Congre•• and the Executive appear to be at odd■;" when in fact-- ■aid he--"fighting inflation i■ everybody'• burden." ELLSIIRG The Ellaberg break-in case went to the jury today-- It following a charge from Judge Gesell. But the Judg•'• raaaru--leadllla to a rather heated exchange with one of the attorney■ for John Bhrliclaan. Thi■--aft:er the jury had left the roan. 1t•I•• ca ••l An•• Hall a : 1 nf ntna tbet •II• .Ju•• lad I a t I 2017 1.,,,,,.d •, llztac,' • dofnri■•, ' The Judge ;t:(&:t3 lhrlict.an' • chief 1.awJer-- "l' bad "bHn darting and dodging around the i■auea." Adding that tm-/wa• aillply "no .coherent in hi■ cloaing arpaent. ADD BLLSNIG •••• Le•• than four houri later--tbe jury returning it1 verdict. John lbrlicban and hi1 three co-defendant1--all found guilty. 1be Pre1ident'1 fOflllr chief daae1tic advi1er--now facing a poa1ibl• ■entenc• of up to twenty five , . . r, in pri1on. PUSID!NT - FOLLOW WHITE HOUIE - P r e 1 i d a n ~ ~ d / i ( funeral r "- ■ervice■ -•for fonaer Chief Ju■tice Earl warren; who wa■ praiaed by Rabbi Alvin Fine of San Franciaco--•• the "cla■1ical decency d kindneaa • ao ina~ive, o lnatural i hilll*'--aaid bi Fine'\. . . ll9Dt• of in ration-- when be anyone but the rue Earl * . " e o./J- .. , ~ The Preaident then flying to 1 ~ San Clwnte-;- ' , , A MJSCOW MD■cow. A charge today that Red China--1• currently ••aa•d in an lmpncedented m.litary buildup. Thi■ in an article--appearing in a Soviet Army new■paper; adding tbllt the Chinese are u■ing a false "Soviet threat"--to ju■tify their "campaign of militarization;" when, in truth, ~ their ■ole purpo■e--■ay the Soviet■--i• ~ lt::qf-..J:Pij • • "their own deci■ion on other nation■--by u■ing llilitary force." GUATAK\LA CITY Long ad.••ing Patricia Hearat was the object of a nation-wide ■Mrch today--in ca .£_antral Aaeric~a t ; ii& Guatwla. flu• following a report that Ml•• Hear•t and two ....,_r• of the •o-called Symbione•• Liberation Anay---y have aecretly entered GuatwlJJ ts sl•wz9 .. SPOKANE The new world's champion crow's neat aitter--Mra. Jinnie Cox of Spokane, Wll■hington. for three weeks now--percbed in a crow'• neat atop a 40-foot Mat; hoping to make it another three aaatha, •• aha put it••"to discourage other• who might have idea■" of breaking bar record. One probl- though'! her buaband of l••• than a JMr-- baa aotion ■ickne••· • can't come up and ■H her--frca I ~~ tiaa to ttaa. Nra. Cox ob■erring t t b a r 1.anlif•-- r- i■ ■trictly "for the bird•"· ~~~~- STOKE OR TRENT At the famou■ Minton Pottery -- Stoke-on-Trent, England-- the wife of a Kou■ton oil magnate-•today picked up her new bone china dinner 1ervice. Total coat of the two hundred and twenty five piece■- a•• co forty-eight thou■and dollar■• 1lus pates cltl. cup■ alone--• hundred-and-■ixty-eiaht buck• apiece. ~-th&.~ ,,,_£,~ ,.,;+¥, 1 iibij • . , three yea■ tw■• t■a • E■pecially / ~ deaigned by tha purcba■er her■elf--Mr■• Phyll• Morrow-- /\ vbo•• buaband, Tea, obaerved: "It'• a lot of money to pay-- but l!bJli• 1• bard to plUM a n d ~ aact:ly wbat . . . I (IA_ ~ J _,, /Jl£Jl:... ()_ ~ I ~ want■."~ y-v< v,,-- - ~~! ~ '-- J.-, {.n c?'1>:> '1>~) ~ ~A'-U.-/IW.