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ubordinate Accused of Lying To Senators in Estes Case sliington tUPIi A jormer.the Texas financier, said Mil- containing every justification Murphy said he fully pro- cobs, who lost his job as a re- memo with Murphy. fire last April 13, led the sub-1 Thursday. threats and "versed rulings ilture official who quit ler "saw in the panic" that you can find tn permit reten- tected the public interest in suit of the Estes inquiry, also The former department of- committee through a maze of Jacobs presented a potpour- relating to Estes that gave the fire as a result of the anyone who had any dealings lion of the allotments" by his actions. denied having discussed the ficial, who resigned under often contradictory eventslri of interoffice memoranda, panelfresh areas to explore. The official, accused of at Washington tUPIi A former agriculture official who quit under fire as a result of the Billie Sol Estes scandals today accused one of his subordin ates of lying to Senate inves tigators in an effort to save himself. Emery E. (Red) Jacobs made the charge after flatly deny ing that he ordered the subor dinate, Thomas H. Miller, to write a report whitewashing Estes' cotton allotment manip ulations. Jacobs, allowed to resign because of his relations with anyone who had any dealings with Estes might be let out. Subcommittee Chairman John L. McClellen asked if Jacobs realized he was accus ing Miller of making a "de liberate false statement" un der oath Jacobs said he was reluc tant to put it that way but that he could "reach no other conclusion." Miller testified last week I hat Jacobs instructed him in January to write "a report Foreign Briefs BUCHAREST MARKS LIBERATION DATE ' Vienna-IUI'll-Radio Bucharest reported a two-hour military parade was held Thursday to mark the 18th anniTartary ot Romania's liberation from Nasi domination by the Russian army in World War II. SOUTHERN RHODESIA GETS BRITISH LOAN London-WII-Britain announced Thursday It has granted a $3.5 million development loan to Southern Rhodesia. EDITOR ARRESTED IN ARGENTINA Posadas. Argentine-IUfD-Humberto Perei. editor and pub lisher of the newspaper El Tarritorio, was arrested by provincial police hare Thursday, apparently beeausa of of ficial disapproval of his aditorial views. , Peres had bean critical of an investigation Into alleged irregularities in the exploitation of state forests. MARONITE PATRIARCH TO VISIT U.S. Rome-llll'Il-Msgr. Paul Pierre Meouchi, parlriarch of the Maronite Catholics of Antloch. leaves for New York Satur day and a visit to the United States at the Invitation of President Kennedy. The Maroniles are Arab-speaking Christians who have their own proper rile and canon law but are part of the Roman Catholic church. Rogue Valley Edition Page 2-A MEDFORDmiWTRIBUNE MEDKORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1982 DOWNTOWN Price Buster BIG 00 COUNT 3 HOLE COLLEGE AND WIDE RULE REG. $1.59 OPEN TONITE 1 'til 9 tion of the allotments" by Estes. Jacobs, also testifying under oath, flatly denied this. He said he told Miller to go to Texas, get the facts and do an objective job. "I told him to get the facts, favorable o r unfavorable," Jacobs told the senators. Jacobs, as the deputy as sistant secretary of agriculture in charge of state and county relations, was Miller's immed iate boss. Jacobs' charge against Mil ler came as Undersecretary of Agriculture Charles S. Mur phy, under fire for some of his actions in the depart ment's Investigation of Estes' operations, issued a statement saying that Improper Influ ences played no part in his decisions. least condoning some of Estes' actions in obtaining valuable cotton allotments, did not answer directly some of the allegations made by witnesses before a Senate investigating subcommittee. He said he wanted to wait to give his story in full to the committee. Meantime, he asked for "fairness and jus tice" toward him until he does. A subcommittee witness al leged this week that Murphy concurred in advance with a memorandum prepared last January by Jacobs who said he was told by his bosses to write a report favorable to Estes' dealings. Jacobs, emphatically de nied it in testimony today. Ja- Stocks Close Low Despite Comeback New York - IUPII - Stocks came back slightly in the final hour today but the general list still closed lower. Some electronics that had been in the minus column dur ing most of the session came back slightly to show Litton up 1, IBM unchanged and Mo torola up VA. Lafferfy To Again Try for Signatures Portland -IUPD- Former Or egon Congressman A. W. Laf ferty of Portland failed again here Thursday night to secure a nomination as an independ ent candidate for the U. S. Senate, Lafferty, 87, reconvened a convention in an attempt to collect 250 signatures for a petition to get his name on the November election ballot. The convention was opened Tues day night. He said he would reconvene the convention today at noon and if necessary, would recon vene it Saturday at noon to secure the required number of signatures. Lafferty contends that the 250 persons signing the peti tion do not have to be present at the same time but Jack Thompson of Salem, state elections director, has Indicat ed that they must be present at one time. Lafferty estimated he had 150 signatures from the two meetings. New York (DPI) Dow Jones final stock averages: ' 30 industrials 613.74, off 2.26; 20 railroads 124.34, up 0.47; 15 utilities 121.27. up 0.45, and 65 stocks 212.95. off 0.08. Sales today ware about 2.89 million shares compared with 4.77 million shares Thursday. locks: .... 39 (i No Decision Made In Request by WCA ' Washington - IUPII - Thomas I.. Wrenn, a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing examiner, had made no decision today on whether to consolidate re quests for non-stop service with the pending service to Spokane, Wash., case. West Const Airlines recent ly asked the CAB to permit non-stop service between Spo kane, on the one hand, and Salem, Eugene and Mcdford, Ore., San Francisco-Oakland and Sacramento, Calif., on the other. It also asked for non-stop service between Salt Lake City and Spokane. Additionally, the airlines wanted an existing restriction lifted to permit non-stop serv ice between Portland and Spo kane. West Coast requested that all tlie.se be consolidated In the service to Spokane case which is now before the CAH. Today's price! on selected Alum Co Am Amertcan Air Llnei .. American Can American Motors A T A T American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Armco Bendlx Corp Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air Brunawlck Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corp Coca Cala CBS. . Columbia Gas Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Crucible Steel Curtis Wright Dow Chemical Du Pom Firestone Ford : General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Paclilc Greyhound Gull Oil Homestakft Idaho Power I.B.M Int Paper -lohna Manvllle Kennecott Copper Martin 'Merck Montana Power Montgomery Ward Nat'l Biscuit New York Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas Elec Penney, J. C. Penn RR Perma Ceinenl Phlllipa Procter Gamble nirhfleld Oil Safeway San la Ke Shell Oil Soconv Mobil OH Southern Co Sperry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana Standard N. .1 Stokeiy Van Camp Sun Mines Texas Co Texas Gulf Sulfur Texaa Pac tjind Trust . . . 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Goose Lake Compact Approval Expected Salem-IUPD-Freeman Holm er. chairman of Oregon's In terstate Cooperation Commis sion, said Thursday no diffi culty is foreseen In Congres sional approval of a proposed Ooose lake compact between Oregon and California. The compact would set up ground rules for the two states to share (toose lake, which lies on the Oregon-California border near Lakeview. KIDNAP TRIAL SET Paris It'HIl A Superior Court ruled Thursday two men accused of the 19fU kid naping of Eric Pcugot, son of the French automobile heir, will go on trial in Versailles court in October. St. Helens - fliPII A body identified as that of Bennie W. Gregg, Camas, Wash was found in the Columbia river early today by the crew of the dredge Clackamas. '.ft! - - '1 , w. El STOCK MOVAL SAL We have LOST our LEASE ... ALL STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY SEPTEMBER 1ST . . . Bring Your Truck or Trailer and SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! 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