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Busing case in for fight 2 Color Country pact rum, WtdMdy 1,71 Joe CCemnedly enters polit ocs Although NAACP leaders who protested to Levi in person Tuesday believe Solicitor General Robert Bork originated the idea, Ford has been on record opposing Garrity's orders for Boston. Ford told a news conference in October, 1974, "I have consistently opposed forced busing to achieve racial balance as a solution to quality education and therefore I respectfully disagree with the judge's order." "Certainly this has not been done with my consent or direction." But White House press secretary Ron Nessen said Tuesday Ford had asked Levi to request the Supreme Court "to re-examine busing as a remedy" and left Levi to choose the case. Ford wanted Levi to choose "an appropriate case" to enable him to suggest that the court "explore alternative solutions that would be less destructive to community life," Nessen said. WASHINGTON (UPI) A storm brewed today over Attorney General Edward Levi's plan to croose Boston's school desegregation case for President Ford's requested reexamination of busing as a remedy for discrimination. Sen.

Edward Brooke, scheduled a meeting with Levi today to protest, and both sides busing foes and civil rights leaders were meeting with him to present their views. Sixteen civil rights figures and public officials sent a letter to Levi Tuesday. "We are shocked that you may put the United States government on record for turning the clock back on school desegregation and that you are allowing the integrity of the Justice Department to be undermined," the letter said. Levi has drafted a proposed memo asking for a review of the busing orders U.S. District Judge W.

Arthur Garrity Jr. has issued for Boston and is expected to decide this week whether to file it with the -Supreme Court. Brooke, the Senate's only black member, told reporters Monday Ford had assured him. BOSTON (UPI) Joe Kenned; eldest son of the late Sen. Robert Kennedy, is learning the family business politics.

But he's not discussing his own plans yet. Kennedy, 23, a recent graduate of the University of Massachusetts, is running the re-election campaign of his uncle, Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. In a fifth-floor office cluttered with sheets of figures and maps of Massachusetts voting districts, he chose his words carefully. "I don't have one of those master plans in the back of my mind about what I'm going to do.

I want to get my uncle reelected on Nov. 2 and that's an awful big goal to be working for right now," he said Tuesday, sidestepping a question about his own political future. Kennedy is new to politics but he shows signs of enjoying the fray. Dressed in a wrinkled yellow shirt and rumpled gray suit, he deftly avoided backing a presidential candidate. "To tell you the truth, I've been really concentrating an awful lot of my efforts on my uncle's campaign and have not been paying strict attention to the day-by-day proceedings of the individual candidates," he said.

"Right now I'm going through a learning process of who the individual candidates are, as I think most of the country's been doing though the primary system," he said. Desegregation of Boston schools appears the most volatile issue facing Senator Kennedy, who has supported a controversial busing plan ordered by U.S. District Judge VV. Arthur Garrity Jr. Kennedy said his uncle will hit hard on unemployment and the economy but was less clear about how the busing issue would be approached, World has favorite birth control form nraQDAaims TOCIEY lb.

In platform committee preventive ness in our land by simply replacing a dishonest man in the White House with an honest man, because we have one there now," Church told the third day of platform hearings being held in the Old Senate Caucus Room. "The only way is to have the president work with the of Spying WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, today told Democrats drafting a party platform to insist on "harnessing" intelligence agencies to prevent the practices of domestic spying that was revealed by his Senate intelligence committee! "We cannot cure this sick HI-LAND MILD CHEDDAR CCJEESE 'b. CORN KING ALL MEAT 12 OZ. FRANKS SWIFT PREMIUM 12 OZ.

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especially in hotbeds of opposition like South Boston and Charlestown. "I think there's some con- asked Congress in harnessing these agencies back within the reins law," Church said. Sen. Birch Bayh, a former presidential candidate, said the party platform should endorse a bill now before the Senate to break up big oil companies and warned that without such endorsement "this issue will come before the full convention in July." W. Averell Harriman, former U.S.

ambassador to Russia, said America should pursue detente with the Soviets but should also stand ready to counter Soviet-backed "Communist subversive action in many parts of the world." Agriculture see slower WASHINGTON (UPI) -Agriculture Department analysts are preparing to draft a new food report generally confirming earlier forecasts that 1976 food inflation rates will be sharply below the pace of the 1973-75 boom. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. BUtz earlierSftered a perSonaT forecast that 197(f retail food prices would average only 3 to 4 per cent above 1975 in contrast to gains of 8.5 per cent last year and 14.5 per cent in each of the two previous years. An economist working on the new report said he could not predict what it would show, but it was expected to be substan your home and A Ml Prices starting lowas over political the 3rd, is handling the his uncle, Sen Edward Boston notes in the troversial issues and I think that people feel very strongly about them and I think they are going to have an effect on the campaign," he said. Uri Jegerov asks Italians for asylum ROME (UPI) Soviet pianist Uri Jegerov, visiting Italy to attend a music festival, has asked for political asylum, officials said today.

Officials at the Rome visa office said Jegerov made the request Tuesday. Jegerov, 22, had been in the town of Brescia for an international contemporary music festival, but dropped out of sight Monday. The officials said Jegerov's request was not immediately made public for security reasons. analysts inflation tially below the rates of previous years. The expert said some retail food price increases are expected to show up in springtime surveys, partly because beef has gone up in recent weeks.

But gains for the first haf of 1976 will be smaller than vitimafty expected because prices snowea virtually no change during the first quarter of the year, it was pointed out. Other jj Agriculture specialists, meanwhile, issued a "marketing alert" report notifying consumers that pork supplies will be too small to fill normal demand in June but that beef, chicken and milk products will be "plentiful." DIXIE has entered the 48 N. Li Mam Music Company mous pentup demand for these services and urgent need for extension of such services throughout the developing world," said an AID statement published by a House appropriations subcommittee. AID estimated 65 million couples were depending on sterilization for birth control at the beginning of 1976. Second in popularity was birth control pills, 55 million couples; then condoms, 30 million; and intrauterine devices, 15 In the United States, surgical sterilizations are gaining in popularity and should in two years "forge ahead of oral contraceptives as the foremost means of fertility control," according to AID's Dr.

R.T. Ravenholt. He said more than eight million U.S. couples are using this form of birth control. Quads' health delicate ST.

LOUIS (UPI) -Quadruplets born 3 months premature and each weighing less than two pounds were rushed to Children's Hospital in critical condition Tuesday. A hospital spokesman refused comment on their condition early today. The four girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Meyers of East St.

Louis, 111. They viivere transferred from Chris-4ah Wetfare Hospital in East St. Louis to Children's Hospital shortly after noon Tuesday. Mrs. Meyers, 30, was reported in good condition after the births, which occurred between 11:02 and 11:11 a.m.

She is the mother of six other children, four boys and two girls, ranging in age from 3 to 14. Gas pedal causes car recall DETROIT (UPI) The Ford Motor Co. today said it was recalling nearly one-half million current-model Ford and Lincoln-Mercury cars because quick acceleration might cause the gas pedal to stick. Ford said about 28,000 of the 441,700 cars it is recalling are suspected of having a defective accelerator control cable. All must be inspected, however, to discover w.hich are defective, Ford said.

Ford said there have been nine incidents in which the accelerator has stuck in the wide open position. All but one involved company-owned vehicles and no injuries or accidents have occurred as a result of the safety defect. Color Country Spectrum Published daily except Monday and Saturday by Tri-State Publishing Co. 155 North 400 West, St. George, Utah 84770 Cedar City 490 South Main St.

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Agency for International Development said today. "The experience of a number of countries in the vanguard of the world sterilization movement China, India, United States, Thailand and Sri Lanka clearly indicates that the potential of voluntary sterilization as a means of fertility control is enormous," AID said. Intense demand for female sterilizations "indicates enor- CIA hears plot before arrest OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) -The arrest of a Cuban carrying a concealed gun during a state visit by President John Kennedy to Mexico in 1962 came after the CIA heard reports of a possible plot to assassinate him, according to a copyrighted story in the Oakland Tribune. The Tribune said the July 1, 1962, incident outside the Guadalupe Basilica was confirmed in an exclusive interview with Thomas Mann, U.S.

ambassador to Mexico at the time. The American authorities informed Mexican police of the rumors and a Cuban with a tic in his eye and a gun in his. pocket was arresteUtn ia.crow of around dUU.UUU persons, according to Mann. Last week, the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Operations voted to create a special task force to investigate reports Cuba's Castro regime may have been involved in the slaying of Kennedy Nov.

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