TRANSCRIPT OF PRESIDENT'S FIRST NEWS CONFERENCE ON FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TOPICS

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• Publication Date: January 30, 1981
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TI-IE NEW YO.RK :TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 181
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Ohio Mayor Asks State Aid
? AS City Workers Stay Home
STELiEENVII-LE, Ohio, Jan. 29 (AP)
? Mayor William Crabbe appealed.:(tO
Goin James A; RhOdos, for, help today,
saying that businessmen were arming
themselves and looters had cleaned out at
least two stores since police officers and
other municipal Workers began calling in
sick a week ago ago because of a labor
dispute. , ? ?
? About 290 of the city's 350 MuniCipal
workers began calling in sick last Friday,
leaving the Mayor, the police and fire
. chiefs, department heads and a few Office
workers to rim this city of nearly 30,000
people in scintheastem Ohio. ?
. No major fires have occurred since the
? dispute began, but the Home Furniture
Company on the,north side of city was
looted Tuesday night and the Franklin
Pharmacy, also on the north side, was
looted last night. ?
? The Mayor said linsinesimen arid resi-
dents had begun to arm themselves; and
added: "They've' got guns and they've
got dogs. Somebody's going to get shot,
maybe some innocent person."
City employees, who have been work-
ing Without a contract since Dec. 15, are
seeking a 15 percent pay increase. The
city says it cannot afford because of an
estimated ;41,000 budget deficit. '
California Man Is Accused
Of Murdering Jews in Latvia
WA$HINGTON; Jan, 29 (UPI). ? The
Government moved today to revoke the
citiSenship of a , 66-year-old. California
man for allegedly ,concealinghis involve-
ment in the peraeCution and murder of
Jews in Latvia in World Wer IL -
Attorney General William French
Smith
said a five-count civil coinplai4
NalionalhewS appears on
paps A8-17,136 and D15.
was filed, against Talivadis Narklins of
Monterey Park, Calif., in Federal Dis-
trict Court in Los Angeles. 10
The complaint charged that Mr. Kark-
this was head of a concentration camp in
Marione, Lerida, and concealed that in-
formation when he applied for his Ameri-
can-citizenship in, 1955,, and asked the
court to rule his entry illegal and revoke
his citizenship. ? 1
The cOMPlaint Said that While Mr.
Kerklinswas cominnariclant of the concen-
tration. ,camp; imnatek were starved,
beaten, tortured and murdered by Mr.
Karklins or by persona acting under his
lirection
rnterViOs.Set for 75 Jobs
plat pi-c* Crowd of 26,090
. *vial to The New York TimNI
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29? Interviews at
he national Social Security headquarters
or 75 ,low-level jobs that drew about
6,9,06 applicants here last September are
chedtijed to begin OA week despite the
e INatipri
Reagan Arlitinistration'a freeze on hiring
for Government. jobs; a spokesmen for
the agency.said today. ' ?
John Trollinger, the spokesinan, said
that letters t.yere being mailed to the ap-
plicants and three would be 'chosen for
each of the clerical and Warehouse job
openings. The annual pay ranges from
$7,210 to $11,564. ,.? ,
Mr Trollingor said that a memoran-
dum received today from the Depart-
ment of Health and Human Services, the
parent agency of the Social Security Ad-
miniStration, indicated that hiring would
not be affected by the Administration's
job policy. : ? '
Agency officials said yesterday that
those who Waited for hours in lines that
stretched for blocks last Sept. 16 would
probably have to 'Wait even. longer be-
cause of the freeze.
,
.WidoW of Ex-Texas Official
Is Indicted in His .ljath -
LIBERTY, Tex., Jan. 29(AF) Vickie
Daniel will be arraigned next Wednesday
after her Indictment lest night by a grand
jury on charges that she shot and killed
her husband, Price Daniel Jr., former
Speaker of the Texas House OtRepresent-
atives.
, The indictment against Mrs. Daniel, 33
years old, was returned by a Liberty
, County grand jury that heard nine hours
of testimpny from 19 witnesses. If con.
? victed, she could face a prison term rang-
ing from five years to life.? -
Mr' Daniel' 39 years old, was active in
Texas politics for many years and was
the son of former Gov. Price Daniel. The
ainthorlies contend that Mrs. Daniel shot
her husband with a .22-caliber rifle at
:their ranch home here on Jan. 19.
? Mrs.' Daniel, who is free On $50,000
bond, reithins under a physician's care
.and is taldng medication, for shock, ac-
, cording to her attorney, Andrew . j.
Lamle of BaytOwn. ?
Three Mile -Island Operator
Is Cles.red by Federal Unit
Special to The New, ircirk maws':
? ' WASHINGTON; Jan. 28? The Nuclear
Regulatory.. Commission . yesterday
cleered the utility that operates the Three
Mile Island nuclear power plant in Penn-
sylvania of charges that it deliberately
withheld information at the time of the
accident there two years ago. But it said
theoperatOr had not provided the Federal
agency with all the information that it
should have at the time. ? .
The COTTIIT1ISS,10,T1 made public the con-
clusions of its Investigation into . alleged
manipulation of information, then cited
the ,operator, the, IVIetropolitan,Edison
Company, for failing to comply,With es-
tablished procedures that had celled for
the sending of, data to the nuclear agency
in the event of ?accident..
The citing of the'utility ontwo counts of
noncompliance is the Weakest discipli-
nary action that can be taken: A year ago,
Metropolitan Edison' Was fined ;155,000
by the commission for violation Of other
procedures in the case. - ? '
wer er Is ? Critical of Programs
? On Sex Counsel and contraception
By DAVID E. RWNB,41114
_ SpeCial to, The New yorit Times
p WASHINGTON, -Jan., 29 Richard. S.
'Schweiker, the. Secretary of Health and
Human Services, said today that he did
not think his department should promote
sex education and that doctors treating
poor, unmarried teen-agers under Medic-
aid should not be permitted to prescribe
contraceptives.
Mr. Seliv.-eiker's views, expressed in a
Meeting with i group of reporters, con-
trasted with those of his predecessor, Pa-
tricia Roberts Harris.
In an interview shortly before leaving
office, Mrs. Harris - esSerted that the
country fa, Ced "disaster", it steps Were!
not taken' to educate teen-agers about
contraceptives, and she said it was an
area she would have concentrated on had
. she been given another term in offiee.
The ,Office for. Family Planning, .a
branch of the Departinent of Health and
Human Services, currently helps V) fi-
nance 5,100 family-planning clinics
throughout the country that serve about
four million women a year. According to
William' White, director RI the office, re-
tent 'emphasis' has been on providing
physical 'examinations, contraceptive? s
and other service a to teen-agers. In addi-
tion, the office has provided sex educe-
Von through films, television anneurice-
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ments and pamphlets.; .
? Teen-Age Mothers Aided
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Another branch of the department, the
1110Ce% Of ;Adolescent Pregnancy Pro-
grams, i provides hinds for projects that
a., spiel teen-age 0:Others. A main function
. orthe projects, according to a, depart-.
nt official, is to counsel patients on
ow to prevent further pregnancies. ?
'?The family planning office has a budget
? Of ;162 million in the current fiscal year;
adolescent pregnancy office; has ?a
budget of $7.5 million. Mr. Schweiket de-
clined tnpay if those programs would be
? 'abolished Or if their budgets would be re-
duced. ;
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,;( e Republican Senator from Penrisyl,-
,, verde, Mr Schweiker supported appro-
., priations for ,family-planmng. programs.
He also sponsored a 'constitutional
amendment that 'Would outlaw' abortion
At almost all circumstances, and he Said
today that be expected to advocate pas-
sage of that amendment in his new posi-
tion.
lie said that he believed sex education
was primarily a responsibility, of parent.
? "r don't think it's the Fed 's role to do it,"
lie said "a?nr1 i don't think it the state's
kfrgle Unless' the local school agency does it
tvith the express approval of the parent." -
, Asked if he thought doctors should be
,
? permitted ti presCribe contraceptives for
? trnage patients covered by Medicaid,
e Secretary responded with a Curt "no"
4 turned to another subject. ,
, d4_,Such prescriptions are being routinely
Japed, according to family planning ape,
4alists, although a. few states require
pit parents. he notified it:the patients are
, ?
In fact, contraception hes b ? een given a
*CIO' priorityor,-,;* Medicaid, the Fed-
eral heelth? p ?gram for the 'poor, The
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Richard S. Scliweiker, Secretary of
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Mrs. Jiarris and other proponents of exr
pandadex education programs contend
that pregnancy among. teen-agers has be-
come epidemic; especielly among blacks
and other minories. ?
Aide Spurned by Reagan
Named to 1V.L.R.B Post
, The Washington Star
WASHINGTON,: Jan. 29._ In a move
that has surprised ._businese and Presi-
dent Reagan's conservative supporters,
the National Labor Relations Board has
appointed a former board member, John
C. Truesdale, as its executive secretary.
The day after his inauguration, Mr.
Reagan withdra Mr. Trueadale's nomi-
nation to a second five-year term onthe
beard. On Monday Mr. Truesdale notified
Mr. Reagan that "in the circumstances"
he wee resigning front the board.
But the board issued a statement that
same day saying: "Advised by Member
Trueeciale of his intentionto end his ap-
Pointment, the board chose him to be ex-
*dive secretary of the beard."
Mr. Truesdale, who applied for the job
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