HE BATTALION
Wednesday, November 29, 1972 College Station, Texas
Page 5
tended tes:
ials claim
has c
1irst tear
tudents.
d himself „ 0 ^
ts United, tl*
; demands f ( '
in the adminij.
>ol and for %
Richardson Named To Succeed Laird As Secretary Of Defense
ts United lead,
^rd, delivered.
likewise eon.
U accounts.
iuwuui
camp DAVID, Md. —
ddent Nixon launched h^s
( eeping second-term Cabinet
a keup Tuesday by naming ad-
inistration veteran Elliot L.
jehardson to be the next Secre-
of Defense.
To succeed Richardson as the
(fretary of Health, Education
Welfare, Nixon said he will
iijinate Caspar Weinberger
is now director of the Of-
of Management and Budget.
Completing a triple-header an-
if
nouncement, the President named
millionaire industrialist Roy Ash,
president of Litton Industries, to
succeed Weinberger in the Cab
inet-level OMB post.
The selections of Richardson
and Weinberger are subject to
confirmation by the Senate when
it returns in January. Ash does
not need Senate confirmation.
Press secretary Ronald L. Zieg
ler, disclosing the personnel
changes to newsmen, said:
“These three announcements
come at a time when an inten
sive review is being undertaken
of the entire government struc
ture and they are part of the
President’s broad plan to bring
fresh perspective and new vital
ity to the second four years of
his administration.”
There had been advance spec
ulation that Richardson might
be picked to succeed Secretary of
Defense Melvin R. Laird, who
disclosed weeks ago that he
planned to resign at the end of
Nixon’s first term.
H o vv e v e r, there had been
equally persistent x-umors that
Richardson might become Secre
tary of State, to head the de
partment in which he served as
undersecretary during the early
part of the Nixon tenure.
Richardson, 52, has been HEW
chief since 1970.
Long active in Republican pol
itics in Massachusetts, the eru
dite Richardson was lieutenant
governor and attorney general of
that state in the 1960s.
Weinberger, 55, joined the
Nixon team in 1970 as chairman
of the Federal Trade Commission
after serving as director of fi
nance for Nixon’s native state of
California.
Like Richardson a Harvard
graduate, he became deputy di
rector of OMB when the agency
was created on July 1, 1970, and
moved up to the top job last May
when George Shultz became Sec
retary of the Treasury.
Weinberger will be expected
by Nixon to “bring about further
efficiencies within HEW,” Zieg
ler said.
Ziegler said Richardson also
will have a mandate to try to
slim down the Defense budget.
Ash, perhaps the least known
of the trio of appointees, co
founded Litton Industries of Bev
erly Hills, Calif., in 1953 and has
been its president since 1961.
Responding to inquiries, Zieg
ler said Ash will resign as Lit-
@ SKAGGS \
ALBERTSONS
DRUGS & FOODS A
DEL
MONTE
m
3!! !■
m
L,
PORK 101
mm DEL
■* MONTE
EC ATS UR
26 0Z. JAR
L
4
SLICED
LB.
USDA CHOICE BEEF
BONELESS
SHOULDER
ROAST
LB.
HO
S
BO
S
(J FULL QUARTER LOIN SLICED
y BREADED SCALLOPS ,00H 1”
LINKS “ 0Ki . D *68*
ED BACON = ^83*
ELESS STEW ~ 88*
prn puctcit albertsons cue
jtll Lrtttot /^. r a c a n . i2ozOS
CEO B0L0GNA”!K?s^" .,pko.58*
VARIETY PACK -s™ „o 2 99*
fTDVTDC USDA GRADE CUT OftC
i Ilk V Ls\0. A U.P .LB..35‘ WHOLE LB. A Y
DELICATESSEN-SNACK BAR
REUBEN’S COOKED CORNED BEEF : iK0!R . l8 2”
REUBEN’S PASTRAMI * 2 25
BABY SWISS “ * l 45
DENMARK IMPORTED CHEESE...S. * ! 48
TURKEY BREAST S 2 25
PEL MONTE® ROUND-UP
GREEN
BEANS
NEW CROP
SUNKIST NAVEL
ORANGES
TUNA .sk 3,o, $ l #0
DlPIfl ETC DEL MONTE 3 $100
r IU WL L.O. HOT GARIIC. Diu * ^ |
POPCORN "" 2j. s,#0
FRESH DAILY
FROM OUR OWN
INSTORE BAKERIES
UNA
COIADA
CAKE
TRY THE SUNNY
CARIBBEAN FLAVOR
OF PINEAPPLE
WITH COCONUT MILK
mm
COMPARE
OUR
QUALITY
GRAPEFRUIT .V.. 6 ^ 5 1 00 1
GREEN BEANS 34*
POTATOES.. 2 *, 29 c
APPLES Sir 68 cl
NAPA SWEET DELICIOUS CHINESE , 19<
LAMBRECHT
PIZZAS
P&, $-|00
SAUSAGE I W
OR HAMBURGER
12 OZ. PKG.
FREEZER QUEEN
ENTREES
5 VARIETIES
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
6.5 OZ. PKG.
ALBERTSONS
SHOESTRING
POTATOES
I $100
BAKERY
LEMON MERINGUE
PIES
8"
SIZE
79*
ASSORTED FRUIT FILLED
COFFEE CAKES
n oo
APPLE SAUCE CAKE
DONUTS
I6“.x“ s l ##
BANANA NUT
LOAF
4 $100
16 OZ. I
UNIVERSITY DR.
AT
COLLEGE AVE.
FOOD & DRUG WITH ONE CENTRAL CHECKOUT!!
pH
■ *
l.
IjOOj'’ ’
jMg-'
J
V'
Lr.
ton president Dec. 9 and would
divest himself of his considerable
stockholdings in the company.
During the first two years of
the Nixon administration, Ash
served as chairman of Nixon’s
Advisory Council on Executive
Organization — a part-time job.
On a rainy day here, Nixon
spent much of his time discuss
ing his reorganization plans with
a series of official visitors, tak
ing time out for a telephone
conference with Vietnam peace
negotiator Henry A. Kissinger
back in Washington.
With him at various times dur
ing the day were James Lynn,
undersecretary of Commerce;
aides Charles Colson and John
Whittaker; Sen. Robert Dole of
Kansas, the chairman of the Re
publican National Committee;
and House Republican leader
Gerald Ford of Michigan.
Ziegler promised that more
personnel shifts would be an
nounced here Wednesday and said
Nixon probably will make a heli
copter trip to the White House
in the afternoon to meet with
Nguyen Phu Due, special repre
sentative of South Vietnamese
President Nguyen Van Thieu, to
discuss the Paris peace talks.
Maternal Deaths
Unnecessary
AUSTIN CP)—A Texas Medical
Association committee says 50 out
of 82 deaths directly related to
childbirth in 1970 could have been
avoided.
The TMA Committee on Ma
ternal Health also said the state
had a maternal death rate of 3.6
women per 10,000 live births in
1970, the latest year for which
it had statistics.
The rate is based on the deaths
of 126 women who were known to
be pregnant within 90 days of
their demise. Eighty-two deaths
were directly related to child
birth.
In 1969, the maternal death
rate was 3.1 per 10,000 births.
Ponderosa Specials
• Friday Evening; Fish
Fry — $2.00
• Sunday Noon Lunch
$2.00
• Special Weekend Rates
for Parents & Students
Call 846-5794
Ponderosa
Motor Inn
NOW SHOWING
2 p.m. - 3:42 - 5:34 - 7:36 - 9:18
THE
FIRST
BLACK
PRESIDENT
OF THE U.S.
PaisnKHinl Pictiro Presents to ABC Circle Film
* lonmar ftoduction ol IRVING WALLACE’S
THE MAN
KIDDIE MORNING SHOW
THIS SATURDAY 10 A.M.
Get Your Free Tickets at
These Downtown Merchants
Mode-o-Day, J. B. White, J.
Penney, Parker-Astin, Beall’s
1st Chapter
“FLASH GORDON”
Plus
BOY 10 FT. TALL
You’ll Come This Saturday 10 a.m
C.
STARTS TODAY
only McIntosh, the indian-fighter, stood
BETWEEN ULZANA, THE APACHE-AND THE
BLOODIEST MASSACRE OF THE WEST!
BURT LANCASTER
ULZANAS RAID
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR- R