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Bloomington-Normal, Sunday, March 7, 1971. 90 Pages. 7 Sections. 111 'i truce Egypt hints no as cease-fire out Sources in Cairo predicted President Anwar Sadat, in a broadcast to the nation Sunday night, would present the Egyptian position opposing a formal cease-fire extension but agreeing to Thant's call for military restraint. They said Sadat would announce that Egypt does not plan to renew hostilities until diplomatic efforts to achieve peace are exhausted, but would not reject the idea that military action may be the only way to reach a solution.

The sources said this limited acceptance of a de facto truce would allow time for further international efforts to uns get Israel to change it policies, but would leave Egypt the option to fight if the quest for peace failed. Voices fears Egypt has frequently voiced fears that a continued cease-fire without accompanying peace progress would strengthen Israel's occupation of Arab lands cap tured in the 1967 war. The return of these lands forms the basis of Egypt's negotiating position. The Israeli cabinet will meet in a regular session Sunday to discuss Thant's message and other aspects of that of Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, of the House Ways and Means Committee.

"Before we go to the Congress with the special revenue sharing legislation, we intend to make sure we have the widest possible guidance from state and local officials and not just the opinions of educators," Marland said in a statement. "We also hope to reactions from government officials in other fields, and from the private sector as well." If approved by Congress, the revenue sharing plan would provide for turning By United Press International Political sources in Cairo said Saturday that Egypt would probably reject an extension of the cease-fire due to end tonight but would accept U.N. Se' cretary General Thant's call for "military restraint." Israel made clear it accepted Thant's call for an extended cease-fire. But it denounced a report by Thant on the Middle East situation because it urged Israel to withdraw from all occupied territory. "The secretary general has clearly violated in his report last night the ground rules of quiet diplomacy," said a commentator for Israel's government-run radio.

Report clashes The commentary followed announcement by military spokesmen that Israeli troops fought two overnight clashes with Arab guerrillas, one in the occupied Golan Heights of Syria and the other along the Jordan River. They said three guerrillas were killed, and there were no Israeli losses. Rail talks off track WASHINGTON (AP) Marathon rail bargaining talks over work rules ground to an indefinite halt Saturday with the possibility the United Transportation Union may call scattergun walkouts against various carriers. "We have an understanding there will be no nationwide rail strike," Asst. Secretary of Labor W.

J. Usery Jr. said in an interveiw after talks between the UTU and the nation's rail carriers recessed. that does not eliminate the possibility of selective strikes," Usery said, adding that it would be up to carriers to halt walkouts by seeking temporary restraining orders in court. "We would not view selective strikes as a national emergency, at least initially," Usery said, but added he hopes such action can be averted.

Chief UTU negotiator Clyde Lane said any decision on labor action would have to come from the Cleveland office of union president Charles Luna. rrp No appefife Sepone in Laos SAIGON (UPI)-South Vietnamese troops supported by U.S. bombers swept into the Ho Chi Minh Trail center of Se: pone Saturday to achieve the big objective of their Laos offensive. Resjstance was light but 6,000 North Vietnamese regulars were reported in the area and a counterattack could not be ruled out. The South Vietnamese task force which seized Sepone found the town 27 miles inside Laos deserted and in ruins from saturation U.S.

air raids. Commanders counted 283 Communist bodies, most killed by air and artillery attack, and took 13 North Vietnamese prisoners. South Vietnamese losses in the capture of Sepone were described as light and there was no sign of the tank force and antiaircraft missiles which North Vietnamese commanders were reported to have massed in the defense of the town where a huge cache of Communist food, weapons and ammunition was found, Luster dimmer Some of the luster of South Vietnam's victory at Sepone was dimmed by reports that two Americans had been killed in a Communist artillery attack on the U.S. support base for the Laos offensive at Khe Sanh, that four more American helicopters had been shot down in Laos and that the U.S. support base at Quang Tri 40 miles from the Laos frontier was shelled.

But South Vietnamese commanders were jubilant over the capture of Sepone, which President Nguyen Van Thieu had announced as the main objective of the Laos campaign that began Feb. 8. Thieu Turkish terrorist search expanded the Middle East conflict while awaiting Sadat's speech. "The secretary general has clearly violated the ground rules of quiet diplomacy under which the (U.N. mediator Gunnar) Jarring talks presumably were conducted until now," the Israeli state radio commentator said Saturday.

"Never before had any of the parties involved in the negotiations so brazenly flaunted the official but ostensibly confidential records of the Jarring correspondences in public and in an abbreviated and highly selective version of hi3 own," the commentator said. over more money to the states, giving states wider authority in deciding how to spend it, and consolidating many separate education grant programs. The series of day-long conferences begins Monday in Boston, Chicago and Seattle. Other meetings will be held Tuesday in New York City, Wednesday in Philadelphia, Atlanta and Denver, and Friday in Dallas, Kansas Cily, and San Francisco. Marland said reaction to the proposals would be studied carefully and used in drafting the final versions of the proposed legislation.

this appeal and release the men soon and safely," Handley said. The Americans are S-Sgt. Jimtnie J. Sexton of San Angelo, and Airmen 1-C Larry J. Heavner of Denver, James M.

Gholson of Alexandria, and Richard Caraszi of Stamford, Conn. Labor OKs wage-price controls WASHINGTON (UPI)-AFL-CIO President George Meany Saturday renewed organized labor's pledge of cooperation with any government wage-price controls, but only if they are applied even-handedly over all forms of income and prices. Meany restated the AFIy-CIO position in a letter to Chairman Wright Patman, of the House Banking Committee. He said the position was adopted by the federation's executive council in Y.KH. Batman's committee Thursday approved a two-year extension of authority for the While House to impose wage and price controls to curb inll.ition.

"Mandatory government controls are never desirable, but at times they may be necessary," the 76-year-old labor leader wrote 1'alman. "If such controls are deemed necessary by the President, and are even handed across the hoard they would be both equitable and workable," he said. f- 7 worst snow storms in ycflri. Gale force winds caused drifting nearly to the roof of store and cocktail lounge on Mohawk trail. Colorado Springs, Colo.

(AP) Rene Daniels, 12, left, and classmate Perry Smith, 12, show their displeasure for their noonday meal of pig fat and pumpkin soup. Sixth grade students have spent past week eating same food as POWs in North Vietnam. Idea was all 21 students'. falls sweep cabled his personal congratulations to field commanders and the South Vietnamese radio and television network interrupted programs to announce the victory in special news bulletins. It was seen as a giant step forward in the American effort the war to -turn over the main burden of fighting to South Vietnamese units and send more Americans out of the war zone.

Copter airlift U.S. helicopters airlifted the South Vietnamese task force into landing zones around Sepone and American warplanes softened up the area around the town for the assault but no U.S. ground troops or advisers were on hand and. the. campaign was described as "South Vietnamese show." South Vietnamese commanders at Khe Sanh and in Saigon said the full South Vietnamese force in Laos would now push deeper into Laos past Sepone, possibly all the way to the Ho Chi Minh Trail hub at Muong Phine 27 miles west of the Laotian border.

It remained to be seen whether the North Vietnamese in Laos would contest the South Vietnamese thrust. It also remained to be seen whether the loss of Sepone would significantly cut the flow of North Vietnamese war materiel on. the Ho Chi Min Trail Hanoi's lifeline to troops in South Vietnam and Cambodia. Observers said the Communists could possibly use alternate routes now that Sepone has been removed as a major trans-shipment point and supply depot. large, high-speed transoceanic ships in the 4,000 to class for the 1980's.

Hebert said that the Navy would sign a $1 million-plus letter contract with Bell Aerospace Monday in Washington to develop the "100-knot Navy of the future" at the Michoud plant in New Orleans, where first stage engines of the Saturn moon rocket were built. The agreement involves the building and testing of two 160-ton amphibious air cushion assault landing craft. Others can be built if they prove their value. About 500 employes will work on the program at Michoud. Fifty of Bell's top designers are being ordered to Michoud from the firm's Buffalo, N.Y., headquarters.

Coed murdered in Zodiac haunt NAPA, Calif. (UPI)-A pretty coed, whose body was found in a wooded area known to be a haunt of the notorious Zodiac killer, was definitely a murder victim, officials said Saturday. "She was the victim of homicide," Sheriff Earl Randol said in a brief announcement to newsmen following an autopsy on the victim, 20-year-old Linda Kanes, a coed at a Seventh Day Ad-ventist college near here. The sheriff said the autopsy was "inconclusive" about what caused Miss Kanes' death. However, he said, she had "suffered a blow to the head on the left side" which caused a skull fracture.

Searchers found the girl's body Friday, hidden between some rocks and covered by brush. The scene was only 250 yards from where her car had been found abandoned a week earlier. Harrold Carswell's youngest arrested in police drug raid ANKARA. Turkey (UPI) Security forces operated on the assumption Saturday that the kidnapers of four U.S. airmen had not gone through with their threat to execute them.

The search for the Americans switched to a salt lake south of Ankara. Security officials said numerous mililary helicopters and small planes scoured Tuz Golu Salt Lake 87 miles south of the Turkish capital and three truckloads of troops combed its surrounding swamps and rolling flats. Security officials declined to say why I hey suspected the kidnaped airmen might be in the area. Simultaneously, a police search un-precendented in modern Turkish history went on in Ankara to track down members of the Turkish Peoples Liberation Army (TPLA). The group seized the airmen Thursday and threatened to shoot them unless paid $400,000 ransom by 11 p.m.

EST Friday. The ransom was not paid and there was no word on the men's fate 12 hours alter the deadline. (The U.S. government, which rejects ransom demands as a mailer of policy, remained deeply concerned about the fate of four servicemen, officials in Washington said Saturday. (The officials said the Slate Department thus far had received no indica-li' iis one way or the other about the men i Underlining the official belief the kid-napcrs had not made good their execution threat, U.S.

Ambassador William J. Handley issued a new appeal for the Americans' lives. "It is my fervent hope that those who kidnaped the American airmen will heed WASHINGTON (UPI) -The first details of President Nixon's special federal-state revenue sharing plan for elementary and high school education will be unveiled Monday, U.S. Education Commissioner Sidney P. Marland Jr.

said Saturday. Marland announced a series of ten meetings acrpss the country at which the controversial proposal will be outlined to state and local officials and community leaders. The concept of sharing federal revenues with stales already has encountered stiff congressional opposition, including PARIS (UPI) Officials at the fashion house of Chanel said Saturday they have purchased for the equivalent of less than $2 in a London junk market a 1940 Chanel suit that will be placed in a memorial exposition for the late designer to be presented in Paris later in the year. Britain's postal strike to end LONDON (UPI)-The majority of Britain's 200,000 postal workers voted Saturday to end their seven-week-old strike. But thousands of others decided to stay out and called their union loaders traitors for urging an end to the walkout.

dropped. Booked into Leon County Jail Friday night were young Carswell; James E. Meyer, 21; Nick C. Carter, 20; Charlotte L. Searl, 19; Timothy A.

Saly, 20; and William W. Harwood also was accused of possession of LSD. Scott Carswell was released on his own recognizance shortly after booking. Arraignment for all six is scheduled Monday in Leon County Circuit Court. The elder Carswell said he was sure there was no basis for any charge against Scott.

"It will be taken up Monday and at that time I'm sure that the true facts will out," Carswell said. "Ho (Scott) did not have any possession of anything of that nature. What I'm saying is what the boy has told me and I believe him." sir'. i a 1 Florida nearly buried in snow Oil Navy plans developing air cushion warships 7mn TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) -The youngest son of former Federal Judge G.

llarrold Carswell was among six young people arrested by Tallahassee Police Friday night for alleged possession of marijuana. Carswell, whose nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court was rejected by the Senate, said Saturday he was convinced his 20-year-son, Scott Simmons Carswell, was innocent and will be exonerated. Scott's brother, George, told United Press International Scott had gone to a trailer in the Tallahassee area Friday night looking for a friend. He said Scott had been at the trailer only about two minutes when police entered and arrested everyone present.

George said he expects charges against his brother to be Black leader shot in Cairo CAIRO, III. (UPI) James Aveary, leader of the People for the Improvement of Cairo, a new black opposition group to the United Front of Cairo, was listed in good condition at St. Mary's Hospital after he was shot early today, police said. Police Chief Fred Theriac said Aveary, 31, was shot through the right shoulder with a rifle and that the bullet passed completely through his body. "He's doing fine," Theriac said of the former Golden Gloves heavyweight boxer.

Theriac' said a warrant would be issued for the arrest of Levi Garrett, Cairo, who authorities said was identified by Aveary and other witnesses as the one who allegedly shot Aveary outside the Pythian Club early today. He's stuck with beard WEYWOUTH, England (UPI) Jim Marner is having difficulty getting rid of his flowing nylon beard. He wore the false whiskers to a ball but was unable to get them off when he got home. NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-Rep. F.

Edward Hebert, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, announced Saturday the Navy will begin developing 100-knot-an-hour air cushion warships that can make a 10-day ocean voyage in just 70 hours. "It's the greatest step forward in modernizing our Navy that has been taken in the history of our times. It is as important as the supersonic bomber to our Air Force, as important as our trips to the moon and our spcae program," Hebert said. Hebert spoke at the christening of a 100-ton surface effect ship (SES) at the New Orleans operations of the Bell Aerospace Division of Textron. The SES-100B is a 77-foot oceangoing test craft that rides a giant air bubble.

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