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The Bed and Black. Friday, September 20. 1974
From the wires of
UPI
Norway rejects oil treaty
BRUSSELS (UPI) — Norway said today it cannot join 11
other maim- oil using nations in the first international
agreement on coping with an oil crisis
•The 12 - the United States, Japan. Canada, Norway and
all nine European Common Market nations except France
— met to put finishing touches on the agreement after eight
months of work. At this last moment, Norway’s hesitation
threatened to stall work for a month or more, although it
was possible the other 11 would go ahead without the
Norwegians.
Consumer bill defeated
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Backers of legislation to create
a consumer protection agency failed for a fourth time
today to break a Senate filibuster, killing the proposal for
this session of Congress.
Proponents of the legislation blamed the defeat on
President Ford’s retusal to take a direct stand on the issue
They fell short by only two votes in their final try to end
the two month-long filibuster.
Opponents, including Sen. James B Allen, D-Ala . argued
that Congress would be turning loose a bureaucratic
“Frankenstein monster’’ if the Senate agreed to shut off
debate and bring the matter to a vote.
Nominee reveals worth
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice Presidential nominee
Nelson Kockcfeller said today he is worth approximately
$IK2 r> million, including $20 million worth of art and land
he will turn over the public after his death
The former New York governor, one of the country’s
richest men. said the bulk of his assets are in two trusts
valued at a total of $120 million He did not say so. hut the
trusts were believed left to him by his father. John I).
Kockcfeller Jr.
The total figure was believed nol to include a substantial
amount that Rockefeller holds jointly with his brothers
No deserters surrender
WASHINGTON «UPI» — The Pentagon said today that
apparentl> not a single Vietnam War deserter has
surrendered to authorities since President Ford offered
conditional clemency to deserters and draft dodgers on
Momlav.
“To my knowledge." the spokesman said at a press
hrieling. “nobody has turned himself in since the
President's message But we have had telephone
inquiries and one written query" from those concerned, he
added
Ford reviews CIA acts
WASHINGTON (UPI) Prompted by disclosures of CIA
operations m Chile. President Ford and congressional
leaders today privately reviewed the policy of covert
activities abroad and reportedly found little support for
pro|Mtsed new controls on the agency.
Congr(*ssional leaders were unusually reluctant to
discuss the issue when they emerged from a 90*minute
meeting with Ford and Secretary of State Henry A.
Kissinger
Senate Democratic l<carier Mike Mansfield refused to
comment on the substance ol the meeting, saying only that
it dealt with “the CIA in general, and Chile in particular."
Asked it his idea for a joint congressional committee to
oversee the CIA had l»ccn discussed. Mansfield acknowl
edged that it came up briefly But he added it was not
received "with much favor."
Klan offers boycott aid
BOSTON 11'PI» Thousands ol while students kept up
their wccklong tMiycolt ot classes in South lioslon today m
protest to a court ordered plan to integrate the city's public
schools.
Authorities refused to take seriously reports that
meinliers ol the Ku Klux Klan would show up in force to
help tight the busing Two persons who contend they are
iiiciuIhms ot the KKK were known to Ik* m Boston Police
said both were under surveillance
|)a\id Duke ot Baton Rouge. I.a sell-styled grand
dragon ol the KKK. said he would lly to Boston today to try
organizing resistance to busing
Porn king bids on Fox
ATLANTA tl'PD Multi millionaire Mike Thcvis. the
one-time king ot pornography in America, continued
Thursday that he is willing to buy the historic Fox Theater
and save it from destruction
Thcvis also disclosed he has ottered Ins $3.3 million
estate to the city ol Atlanta it it is turned into a special
school for creative children or is used in some other way to
benefit youth
A spokesman in Mayor Maynard Jackson’s ottice said
both oflcrs are under study
“I have offered to buy the Fox for $3.5 million. " Thcvis
said in an interview
Thcvis. who is appealing three sentences tor obscenity
convictions, said he would leave the Fox intact and make
only one stipulation. He said he has asked for air rights
over the proposed mass transit system station there
I can afford the $1 3 million lo refurbish the Fox." he
said
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Faculty, students differ
in Ford's amnesty plan
by BOB NULL A NS
\ Vl\| N n S| \ 11 MINI P|{| VI Ml III-:. Ill RKF SAID
I Hid should take care ol those who loiiglu first
Arts, Sciences
offers flexibility
A program to provide more
flexibility in courses ottered by
the College ot Arts and
Sciences is tentatively sche
duled to begin winter quarter,
according to Di Lowell Hou
ma. chairperson ol the curricu
lum committee ol the Arts and
Sciences Faculty Senate.
The program as approved
will allow students and faculty
members to gum immediate
temporary approval of newly
pio|Hised courses. Bouma ex
plained.
"It is designed to permit the
leaching ol courses without
having to cany them through
the long procedure necessary
to get a course permanently
approved." lie addl'd.
IT l si M I A takes at least
a year to got a course perma
nently approved. Houma said,
hut under the* new program a
course may he immediately
approved for a 12-month or
tour-quarter period on a tem
porary basis.
It will Im* left up to the
individual departments to de
ride how a student will receive
credit for these temporary
courses. Bouma said.
Courses taught under the
new program may be extended
lor a second 12-month period if
a letter ol request is submitted
to the curriculum committee
and the dean. Bouma said.
By ROB MASSEY
Assistant news editor
The amnesty plan announced
by President Gerald R. Ford is
unworkable as proposed, ac
cording to Neil Alford, dean of
the law school
Ford has offered clemency to
all Vietnam era deserters and
draft dodgers who agreed to
work at public service jobs
"promoting national health,
safety or interest" upon their
return, according to the Atlan
ta Journal.
The White House said that
the work period will vary case
by case up to a maximum of 24
months, depending on military
records and "other mitigating
factors." the Journal said.
M.FOKD SAID he believed
Ford’s program would "take
work away from veterans."
He also believes (hat this will
Ik* "a major blow lo discipline
in tlu» army."
However. Colonel Curtis Wil
lett. professor of military sci
ence. disagreed. "Personally
and professionally. 1 see noth
ing wrong with it." he said
Willett did not believe the
amnesty program would cause
problems in raising an army in
the future.
••THE PRESENT young man
is a beck of a lol better
educated and more internation
ally sophisticated." he said.
"Very few people were moti
vated for Vietnam and the
present amnesty program will
In* an isolated case associated
with the Vietnam War." he
added.
Jack Burke, of the office of
Veterans Affairs, felt that
Ford's statement was prema
ture and that he should "take
care of those who went to
Vietnam first."
Burke pointed out that the GI
Bill has been in Congress since
October of 1973. "How are vets
going to pay for school and
food?*' he said.
ROBERT E. Cl.l TE. head of
the political science depart
ment. felt that Ford’s decision
was "probably a political com
promise to satisfy both
groups."
He added, however, that it
was "a step in the right
direction to heal the nation's
wounds."
Ford's proposal for an alter
nate work program might be
the answer to the question,
according to ( lute. "It doesn't
Correction
In addition to the infor
ms it mn released m yester
day - LOOKOUT' about
Hie Athens Ballet Theatre
senior company tryouts
lor tlu' Athens Ballet
Theatre will be held today
at <• >o p in at 30 (lames
Seiiihi| Road, m the Gaines
School Shopping Center.
All men interested in dan-
nng can apply whether
experiencml or nol. hut
oltierw ise. experienced
dancers are preferred.
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1973 Honda 250 Mini’s $100-200
1971-72 Honda CT70’s $200-300
1973 Penton 125 6-days $695
1973 Honda XL175 (3 bikes) $750ea.
1973 Honda Elsinore CR250 $900
1973 Honda MT250 Enduro $795
1974 Honda CB200 $850
1971 Honda CB450 $895
1972 Honda CB450 $995
1972 Yamaha 175 Enduro $495
1972 Honda XL250 $795
1971 Honda SL125 $395
1973 Bultaco 350 Alpina $595
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hurt anyone to give some
service lo his country." he
said.
ROBERT (i. McPherson,
head of the history depart
ment. called the prqposed pro
gram "a little unfair. 1 believe
it'll be hard to answer to those
who went to Vietnam,” he
said.
When asked how history
might view the past few years.
McPherson said. "1 hope his
tory will consider the past few
vears an abberration.”
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