The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 16, 1973, Page Page 4, Image 4

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INTERNATIONAL SIDON, Lebanon - American oil st4 ignited here Saturday after a Palestini demanded "all American interests in tht and liguidated." Action against American holdings wa. alleged U.S. complicity in Israel's Tuesd into Lebanon. A group called the Maoih claimed responsibility for the attacks. -NATIONAL WASHINGTON - White House aides a tify before the Senate committee inves gate case, according to former Atty. Gej who said he is willing to testify. Mitchell said Nixon's authorization to his aides would come soon because of te and committee head, Sen. Sam Ervin, I Committee hearings will begin later 1 Pressures from nearly every Senate R help to bring about the testimony of D think silence will damage the Republici "The longer it runs as an unexplained harm it is going to do, and eventually quite a bit," Sen. Robert T. Stafford, R WASHINGTON - Sen. Hubert H. Hump Friday President Nixon is deliberately d by misrepresenting federal budget figui programs he doesn't like. Humphrey made the accusation after analysis of budget cuts prepared by the s sional Joint Economic Committee. Humphrey said the administration's c President's spending cuts are put into ef to be a 1S per cent increase in persor just "conjuring up political hobgoblin people." WASHINGTON - In spite of the fact on's personal envoy, Gen. Alexander M. from a tour of Southeast Asia, several the same trip to get information indepen tration's. Two members of the Senate Foreign R James Lowenstein and Richard Moose, touring Cambodia, and Sen. Edward B: just returned from a trip there. Committee members have warned American involvement in Cambodia i more detailed information on the extent WASHINGTON - The United States i to the East African nation, Uganda. More than $1.6 million will be lost f< and agricultural programs. A State Department spokesman said had ended aid already, and Britain als( "The atmosphere in the country wi construction work," the official said. 10SPIF BICYCI Quality European Bicycles F Manufactured By: Gitane, B< Paris-Sport, Falcon-Maino, Ci In Columbia Se4 C AT E'S COT Box 9342 Cedar Terrace Shopphi 6420 Sumter Hwy. ( Phone: 776-120 1:15 to 8 p.m. Mon. ti News Rounc rage tanks were n news broadcast Arab world be hit urged because of ky commando raid t Lebanese Group re expected to tes igating the Water John N. Mitchell, allow testimony of Iks between Nixon -N.C. fis month. apublican also may ixon's aides. Most n Party. mystery, the more it is going to hurt It., said. irey, D-Minn., said YAKOV MALIK .ceiving the public ..denounces Isreal es to justify killing studying a 20-page :aff of the Congres aim that unless the ect there will have al income taxes is to frighten some that President Nix Haig, just returned enators are taking ent of the Adminis lations Committee, have spent a week ooke, D-Mass., has against increased nd are demanding f American action. s cutting off all aid r eight educational FREDERICK DENT .anada...possible candidate is phasing out aid. oSiecadat s not conducive to EDM ~ES st -om $95.00 ttecchia, elli, Coinago CAGE g Center 29209) 'I' E I-Up UNITED NATIONS - The Soviet Union's Ambassador Iakov Malik said Saturday it would support sanctions gainst Israel for its commando raid into Lebanon this week 'up to and including expulsion from the United Nations is a state which has caused aggression." A member nation may be expelled only by the 132-nation General Assembly on Security Council recommendation. It is doubtful that the nine votes necessary for a recom mendation of expulsion would come from the Security Coun il, and the United States would be expected to veto any auch move anyway. Israeli Ambassador defended Israel's right of self defense Defense Minister Moshe Dayan has said Israel will try to prevent any transgressions against its borders. -STATE AND LOCAL COLUMBIA - Dr. Carlos Gibbons, executive secretary Df the South Carolina Education Association (SCEA) res igned Saturday. It was speculated that SCEA directors were discussing termination of Gibbon's contract. Gibbons, secretary for nine years, has aroused con troversy because of his support for salary increases for teachers. Gibbons will stay through June 30 when his contract expires. CHARLESTON - Secretary of Commerce Frederick B. Dent has been named as a possible candidate for governor if President Nixon encourages him to run. Dent, former president of Mayfair Mills, has his perma aent residence in Spartanburg. COLUMBIA - Plans to use the Savannah River Plant in South Carolina as a means of disposing of radioactive nuc lear wastes has been abandoned by the Atomic Energy Com mission (AEC), Sen. Ernest F. Hollings announced Saturday. "I have never opposed clean and safe use of nuclear energy. But I will always oppose the use of our soil as the final resting place for the highly dangerous waste generated from the commercial nuclear power industry," Hollings said. CHARLESTON - A three-day Japanese-American trade conference began here Friday. Emphasis will be on increas ing trade with the Southeastern United States, and represen tatives from Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina are attending. Because of last year's $4-billion balance of trade deficit with Japan, Secretary of Commerce Frederick B. Dent said it was of "paramount importance" the deficit be balanced. CHARLESTON - Linear features running from Washing ton to Charleston, S.C., may be related to deeply buries earthquakes faults, according to a United States Geological survey. Charleston still experiences slight earthquakes almost every year, the survey said, but the features do not present any known hazard or danger. onday Night. uident Special *'2.99 U.S. Choice Sirloin Choice of PotatoReeao Salad Bar Please 741 SALUDA AVE.- FIVE POINTS COLUlMBIA. SOUlTH CA R OLIN A 2905