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Candidate Harris
denies wrongdoing
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Fred
Harris, candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomi
nation, and five members of
Ford raps oil country whims
By RONALD E. COHEN
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI)
— So long as he is in the Oval
Office, vows President Ford,
the whim of foreign oil interests
will not play fast and loose with
“the fate and future of
America.”
“The United States cannot
and will not base its national
destiny on energy that belongs
to other nations. To do so would
be a national folly,” Ford
declared Tuesday night.
In a brief trip to the heart of
the Appalachian coal fields,
Ford orchestrated his twin
themes of Republican political
glory and American energy
independence.
In the process he helped
enrich state Republican coffers
by more than a quarter-million
dollars at a VIP cocktail party
and a dinner speech. And he
lambasted the Democratic Con-
Morton faces contempt charges
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A
House subcommittee has
recommended Commerce
Secretary Rogers Morton be
cited for contempt of Congress
for ignoring its subpoena for
documents on U.S. firms
honoring an Arab boycott
against Israel.
The proposed contempt cita
tion, sent to the full House
Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, arises from
the latest effort by the
subcommittee on oversight and
investigations to learn which
American companies comply
with the Arab League boycott.
Under the boycott, U.S.
companies are blacklisted un
less they certify their goods
have not been manufactured in
Israel, shipped on Israeli ships
Congress have denied they
knowingly accepted allegedly
illegal contributions to their
congressional campaigns be
tween 1960 and 1972.
In Pittsburgh, Gulf Oil Corp,
said Tuesday reports of such
contributions were
“premature.” <
Gulf said it “assumes” all the
political contributions men
tioned in depositions taken by
the Securities and Exchange
Commission from former com
pany employes “refer to the
use of either the legal fund to
which employes contributed or
the previously disclosed illegal
fund of $10.3 million.”
A spokesman for the special
Watergate prosecutor’s office
said it was reviewing the Gulf
case settled in 1973, when the
company pleaded guilty to
violating the federal campaign
finance law in the 1972
presidential election.
Harris, campaigning in Na
shua, N.H., said “neither I nor
anyone in my name knowingly
accepted a contribution from an
oil corporation or any other
corporation.”
Sens. Howard H. Baker, Il-
Tenn., and Howard Cannon, D-
Nev., and three congressmen
also denied knowingly receiving
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gress for not handing him the
energy legislation he demanded
10 months ago.
“The wind and snow of a new
winter are beginning to whip
across the Great Plains and
other areas of the country,”
Ford said. “Like the flowers of
spring, the energy promises of
Congress are faded and gone.”
He urged Congress to pass a
program for energy independ
ence now — "not after next
year’s national elections, but
now.”
House and Senate conferees
have been working for some
weeks on final language of an
energy bill, but have been
deadlocked in recent days
searching for a price decontrol
formula that would avert
Ford’s threatened veto.
Ford’s main thrust to 1,500
party faithful who paid SIOO
apiece to eat rock cornish hen
or on vessels that have called
at Israeli ports.
Under U.S. law, American
corporations are not prohibited
from complying with the
demands of the boycott against
Israel, but they are required to
report compliance to the
Commerce Department.
In July, Undersecretary of
Commerce John K. Tabor told
a Senate committee the dollar
value of U.S. goods subjected to
Arab boycott demands rose to
over S2OO million in the first
half of 1975, 30 times higher
than in 1973.
Department officials said
then the Arabs imposed the
boycott on goods ranging from
rice to radar. Most regularly
hit were products in agricul
ture, food processing, transport,
alleged illegal campaign contri
butions from Gulf Oil Co.
between 1960 and 1972.
Baker, Cannon and Reps.
Herman Schneebeli, R-Pa.,
James Burke, D-Mass., and Joe
Evins, D-Tenn., were among at
least 15 former and present
senators and representatives
named by a former Gulf official
as recipients — either directly
or through campaign aides —
of sealed envelopes containing
cash.
The former Gulf official,
Frederick Myers, told the SEC
he delivered envelopes “maybe
four or five or six times a
year” to the Capitol Hill offices
of senators and representatives.
Myers said he made 20 trips
outside Washington to deliver
envelopes to Gulf officials,
senators, congressmen or their
campaign aides.
Myers listed Harris as a
recipient during his 1964 cam
paign for the Senate from
Oklahoma.
Now You Know
By United Press International
The first stock quotation
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— Griffin Daily News Wednesday, November 12,1975
and sip California rose wine
with him was energy — and
particularly the 3 trillion tons
of coal he says lie beneath the
rugged West Virginia moun
tains.
But he did not neglect his
politics. With the specter of a
Ronald Reagan challenge loom
ing larger, Ford told his
politely applauding audience in
the cavernous civic center ice
rink that he can lead the
Republicans to glory in 1976.
Perhaps his most enthusiastic
welcome came after the speech
in another room in the building
to briefly address about 1,000
Cub Scouts.
Eagle Scout Ford recalled his
trying days as a Tenderfoot,
and revealed to their cheers
that he still keeps his Boy Scout
merit badges in the top dresser
drawer.
petroleum, medical supplies,
steel, electronics and heavy
equipment.
Morton, who said he acted on
advice of Attorney General
Edward Levi, would not deliver
the subpoenaed papers on
Littering
OKANOGAN, Wash (UPI) -
State Rep. Joe Haussler will be
tried Nov. 17 on a charge of
littering grouse feathers along
a state highway.
He reportedly was caught
tossing the feathers on the road
after a hunting trip in
September.
Judge Lawrence Leahy set
the trial date after hearing
arguments on a prosecution
move to review an earlier
dismissal.
A Baker spokesman said the
senator received a $5,000
contribution in 1972 from Gulf,
but was told it was “not
corporate funds.” Baker’s of
fice is reviewing records for
1966, when Myers allegedly
made a contribution to a Baker
aide.
A Cannon spokesman said
Gulf’s law firm asked the
senator “a couple of weeks
ago” about a contribution that
may have been made in 1964,
when Cannon was a Senate
candidate. “We checked ... and
had no record of it,” he said.
NEEDS??
What Do
The People Need?
Do they need an honest voice in City Government?
Do they need a man in office who will hold the line on
City Spending?
Do they need a man in office who will cut the fat in the
City Budget?
Do they need a man in office who will hold the line on
taxes and utility bills? (sewage & electric power bills.)
If the answer to the above questions are yes
then
Elect
Henry Miller
City Commissioner
Nov. 18, 1975
(Paid Political Adv.)
President Ford arrives in Charleston, W. Va., for
Republican fund-raising event and talks with reporters
gathered at airport in heart of Appalachian coalfields.
(UPI)
grounds it would be a breach of
confidence with the companies
involved and would not be in
the national interest. He said he
is personally opposed to the
Arab boycott and said the
administration is also.
Speaking to reporters after
the contempt action, Morton
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chastised Congress for never
making it illegal for American
firms to comply with the
boycott. “What the subcommit
tee, in my opinion, is trying to
do is to pass on the
responsibility which they them
selves addressed and decided
not to act on over the years.”