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CISnUT-r-irc-i end Iranian troops Sunday fought border battles with artillery and
crrr.rr end both t'dss suffered heavy casualties, Dsghdad radio, said. -Tha
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RALEIGH A weekend call by republicans for democratic senate candidate
Rcbsrt Morgan's resignation es North Carolina Attorney Ganerel Sunday was
rc;-ctcd as en unfounded "partisan ettack."
Charles WInbarry, manegar of IJorgsn's primary campaign, said Morgan would
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WASHINGTON Major oil consuming
nations Sunday laid a ground rule of secrecy
for Monday's oil crisis conference, a meeting
condemned as "an American trap by Arabs
and opposed even by some hostile
conference participants.
The hosting U.S. State Department said
officials of the 13 invited nations and two
international organizations discussed
operating procedures for the two-day
conference and decided to bar newsmen
from all formal working sessions.
In Libya, a major oil exporter, Tripoli
Radio attacked the conference as an
American trap to sanction American
tutelage in Europe and internationalize oil
resources by means of force.
Conference participants such as France
had served advance notice they similarly
suspected the conference cloaked a U.S.
effort to force oil-sharing unity on reluctant
allies. The United States denied it had any
intention of forcing any type of agreement,
although oil unity was its goal.
The Libyan news agency said President
Nixon had sent a letter to Libyan President
Moammar Khadafy on the conference,
which it said Khadafy would answer
Monday. But ' White House spokesman
Gerald L. Warren said no such letter had
been sent.
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, other Arab oil
giants, also issued comments opposing the
"conference.
Preparing himself for a conference that
promises conflict with France and other
reluctant participants, Secretary of State
Henry A. Kissinger held private talks with
the foreign . ministers of West Germany,
Canada and Japan.
Members of arriving delegations indicated
in private comments to newsmen that many
of America's old industrial allies heavily
dependent on Arab oil and afraid of
offending the producing states had little
enthusiasm for the conference.
"Let's face it," one European delegate told
UPI, "the oil crisis is just about over as far as
Europe b concerned, so the conference will
be addressing itself mainly to long-term
problems.
A country-by-country survey indicated
this view prevailed. The Netherlands and
Belgium, for example, have already lifted
Sunday driving gasoline sale restrictions as
Arab oil begins to seep back into Europe.
Other nations have shelved similar
restrictions while France, Britain and
Astronauts on land
SAN DIEGO, Calif. UPI The Sky lab 3
astronauts, calling their record 84 days ia
space the "culmination of a dream, set foct
on solid ground Sunday as heroes of man's
longest voyage beyond the earth's reach.
"The mission we flew was the culmination
of a dream, astronaut Gerald P. Carr said in
welcome-home ceremonies aboard the flight
deck of the USS New Orleans.
"We proved that space is not just a place to
be regulated to machines or robots. Skylab
has laid to rest that theory.
Carr and fellow astronauts Edward G.
Gibson and William R. Pogue greeted a
crowd of 2,500 well wishers who stood below
the carrier docked at North Island Naval Air
Station.
The spacemen then departed for flight to
Houston aboard a medically equipped DC9
jet for a reunion with their wives.
During the brief, 15-minute dockside
ceremony, the three astronauts sat in chairs
and each spoke over a microphone.
"Your faces look beautiful, the whole
.world looks beautiful, said Pogue.
Japan have struck their own oil-purchase
bargains. with Middle Eastern producers.
Th; United States wants the conference to
produce a "cooperation action program
amorg the major consumers on fair-price
approaches to producers, oil-sharing in
emrrgtncy situations, development of new
inergy resources and the like. It invited the
foreign, finance and energy ministers of
Japan, Canada, Norway, the nine European
Common market "nations, the Common
Market as a group and the Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development,
to attend. France initially deplored the
meeting as a disguised American effort to set
up, a "users cartel" against the Arab
producers and to force this policy upon old
European allies.
The French agreed to attend only after
they had led the Common Market nations
into a policy statement that rigidly limits the
scope and powers of the conference.
The Washington conference cannot solve
the concrete questions concerning
international cooperation in the energy
sector," the European document said. "The
Common Market should reserve its total
freedom to decide the form it will give to its
community energy policy.
Some conference source, have said they
expect it to develop into a political struggle
for leadership between France and the
United States.
High stakes in Britain
LONDON Britain elects a new
government for a five-year term Feb. 28 but
everyone knows that this time the prize could
be at least 10 years in power.
The reason is North Sea oil which, by the
time the next election rolls around, could be
producing enough oil to put Britain into the
Arab league its own needs covered and
with a surplus of 40 million tons a year to sell
on the world market.
All observers agree that whoever wins
Prime Minister Edward Heath's
Conservatives or Harold Wilson's
Laborites the next couple of years may be
as dour and austere as any Britain has
struggled through since the war.
But seasoned politicians also know the
memory of the electorate is mercifully short
and the oil-borne prosperity would wipe out
a lot of what went before.
Hence both major parties are committed'
to getting the oil ashore as soon as possible in
the knowledge that the prime minister at 10
Downing Street when the high-grade stuff
slurps into the barrels can figure on renewing
his tenancy at the polls.
And this knowledge may be one of the
reasons political observers are predicting a
bitter and "dirty" campaign.
One newspaper. The Observer, forecast
Sunday that one of the issues in the
developing election campaign could be the
disposition of profits on North Sea oil
which it estimated at $9.2 billion a year by
1980.
The Observer said almost the whole of this
sum would go untaxed and 60 per cent of it
to foreign countries in what it described as a
"scandal."
The shortest campaign in British political
history may turn out to be one of the biggest
betting elections. Bookmakers estimated
nearly $690,000 wagered in two days.
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