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WASHINGTON The White House
rejected charges by Democrats Wednesday
that President Ford was unfair in warning
voters election of Democratic extremists to
Congress next month could threaten world
peace.
I am disappointed and shocked," said
Sen. John V. Tunney, D-Calif., who accused
the Republican President of using scare
Ruthin
by Ed Rogers
United Press Internationa!
WASHINGTON Attorney
General William B. Saxbe Wednesday
appointed deputy prosecutor Henry S.
R uth to succeed S pecial Watergate
Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, effective
tactics and phony issues. He said voters
would reject Ford's claims.
Democratic Party Chairman Robert S.
Strauss earlier called campaign statements
by Ford this week . reminiscent of Nixon
Agnew tactics in 1970 congressional
stumping. .
White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen
quickly rebutted the rebuttals, saying the
difference between Ford campaign speeches
and those of President Richard M. Nixon
and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew "are the
difference between day and night.
Nessen said Ford was actually surprised at
the heated criticism and had simply been
trying to appeal to Republicans and
Democrats who would not want a foreign
policy dictated by, a one-party Congress.
Ford said while campaigning in
Oklahoma City Tuesday that election of
extremists in the Democratic party to
Congress would bring about economic chaos
timed: pro
sec
utor
Saturday.
Ruth, 43, has served as Jaworski's
deputy since June 18, 1973. A native of
Philadelphia and an attorney since
1957, he has held several positions in the
Justice Department.
, Jaworski,. in his letter of resignation
submitted more than a week ago.
Meat costs - to level.
United Press International
WASHINGTON Agriculture,
Secretary Earl L. Butz said Wednesday that
retail meat prices should hold steady oreven
drop a bit this year, although pork and
poultry prices may rise again early in 1975.
Butz said he expects beef prices to remain
pretty stable even after the turn-of-the-year,
when shortages begin to drive up the
meatmarket prices of pork and poultry.
His prediction of moderate food price
relief followed Tuesday's disclosure that
food prices, which normally decline at this
time of year, had jumped another 1.4 per
cent in September.
- Butz said consumers can expect "fairly
level meat prices the rest of theyearand there
may be some decline in meat prices as
slaughter picks up."
recommended Ruth to succeed him.
Jaworski said he was stepping down
because the office had completed the
major part of its work toward
investigating and prosecuting
Watergate defendants.
"I agree with Mr. Jaworski's
conclusion that Mr. Ruth would be the
best choice to complete the remaining
work of the office, Saxbe said in a
statement. "I have discussed this subject
with the President, and he fully supports
this appointment.
Ruth said he was "very grateful to Mr.
Jaworski for his recommendation, and
I'm also thankful to the attorney general
for appreciating and fulfilling the
continuity of our operation.
He said he talked Tuesday to both
Saxbe and White House attorney Philip
Buchan, who "assured me of the same
kind of independence that M r. Jaworski
had.
by Nicholas Daniloff
United Press International
MOSCOW Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger arrived Wednesday night to
explore the future of detente with the Soviet
Union and possibly , arrange a summit
meeting between President Ford and
Communist party general secretary Leonid
L. Brezhnev in late November. ;
"We expect to have very full, very friendly
and very constructive talks," Kissinger said
in an arrival statement.
. -Number one priorityis expected la be the
Strangle5 Ams !llimrtatidrrr Talks in which
Kissinger is seeking to establish joint
guidelines with the Soviet Union for
negotiators in Geneva.
A senior American official said Kissinger
was carrying reasonably concrete ideas for
joint guidelines but did not expect to
complete agreement on them during his
current visit.
If a summit meeting is set up, it is possible
such guidelines could be finalized then. 1 he
chances of a first Ford-Brezhnev meeting
hardened when Tass, the official Soviet news
agency, hinted at the prospects of a summit
session.
Kissinger, accompanied by his wife.
.Nancy,, arrived at Moscow's Vnukovo
.airport.from; Copenhagen in. rain and
temperatures in the low 40s. :
The four-day visit at the start of a nine
nation trip lasting almost a month began
on a sour note when Soviet authorities
barred one of the reporters accompanying
Kissinger.
Besides SALT, Kissinger is expected to
talk with the Soviet leadership about Middle
East peace, Soviet-American trade, control
of peaceful nuclear explosions and the
Mutually Balanced Force Reduction talks.
and jeopardize world peace.
The White House gave no hint of a letup in
Ford's campaign rhetoric as the President
prepared to fly to Illinois and Iowa Thursday
for more appearances on behalf of
Republican candidates,
Strauss said Ford's campaigning was
"calculated to divide this country."
"The reco rd clearly shows the Dem ocra tic
party's dedication to peace and its
constructive bipartisan efforts to achieve it,"
added Tunney.
Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., said
Ford's wording during campaign trips to
Oklahoma and Ohio Tuesday was
unfortunate and said the President wants
Congress "under his executive thumb."
"The congressional record will show that
some Southern Democrats vote with
President Ford a large majority of the time
and some Republicans vote against him
much of the time," Symington said.
Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, also
accused Ford of conjuring up "horror
stories" in a desperate attempt to find
campaign material.
Helms rates
10.0 score
by Steve Gerstel
United Press International
WASHINGTON Americans for
Constitutional Action Wednesday gave
freshman Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C, its only
perfect score for his conservative voting
record. Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, R-Ariz.,
led senators up for re-election with a rating
of 96 per cent.
The runner-up to Helms 100 per cent was
Sen. William L. Scott, R-Va., with 98 per
cent. Tied with Goldwater at 96 percent were
first-term Sens. Dewey Bartlett, R-Okla.,
and James A. McClure, R-Idaho.
Among Senators seeking re-election. Sen.
Alan Cranston, D-Calif., scored the lowest
with the ACA: 2 per cent.
The grades are based on a Senator's votes
on specific issues picked by the ACA going
back either to 1955 or the start of the
Senator's first term.
As expected. Republicans seeking another
term fared better in the ACA ratings than did
Democrats.
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ARAGON. Ga. Seven children were
killed and 71 other persons were injured
Wednesday when a maintenance train
backed into a school bus crammed with
screaming pupils who could sec the train
coming but couldn't escape.
The bus, carrying children to three
elementary schools in the area, began to
cross the tracks when the driver thought the
work train had stopped. Instead, the train,
loaded with railroad ties, lurched into
reverse and smashed into the bus.
Thirty children were treated for injuries
immediately after the crash and as the day
wore on, the injury figure reached 71,
including the driver, according to Donald
Tate, administrator or Rockmart-Aragon
hospital. . Four of the injured were
hospitalized. One, Cecil Wigley, was in
critical condition. Tate said he was told the
bus had 66 seats, but Georgia law permits a
20 per cent overload.
The train, a work train called in to clean
up after a derailment, was backing up when
it struck the bus broadside, turning it over
several times before it C3mc to a stop about
100 to 150 yards down the track.
"There were all these little kids hBig
around." said Joan Miller of A rag on. who
reached the scene a few minutes afterwards.
"Some looked dead and they were covering
them up. The bus looked like an accordion,
and some kids were lying under the bus.
Others were crying and carry ing on. One boy
was crying and looking for two of his
brothers."
Darrell Smith, who worked at a grocery
store next to the tracks, said the bus had
stopped before starting across the crossing.
He said it started up again while the work
train was moving toward it. He said train
workers were screaming to the engineer "go
back, go back" just before the bus was hit.
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