European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes saturday May 28, 1977 Kissinger backs Carter Energy plan As shield for . Foreign policy a first family first president Carter and his wife Roslyn stand on the deck of the nuclear submarine los Angeles As they prepare for a nine hour cruise aboard the vessel. At lower left looking out of a Hatch is adm. Hyman Rickover. Officer stand ing next to the president is the sub commander capt. . Christiansen. Carter a graduate of the naval facade my served aboard submarines while in the Navy but this was to be his first cruise aboard a nuclear sub. A Washington up former Secre tary of state Henry Kissinger thursday gave full support to president Carter Energy plan saying the United states must conserve Energy if it Hopes to maintain a Independent foreign policy. A Singer told the first meeting of the new Alliance to save Energy Board of advisers which he Heads that without conservation a Small number of Oil Rich nations will increasingly gain disproportionate influence in . Affairs. The need for foreign Oil never prompted the United states to take actions during his years in office that it otherwise would not have taken Kissinger said. But he indicated that Only strict conservation can pre vent the risk of Oil import requirements dictating foreign policy in the  s essential for our Domestic policy and it s imperative for our foreign policy Kissinger said. We Don t really have any Choice about  said the Alliance a private group with representatives from every walk of american life has the Opportunity to teach the Public. Industry and business How to save Energy without harming the nation s  strongly support the direction in which the president is going Kissinger said of Carter s Energy plan which puts heavy stress on conservation. But he said the Alliance should focus on the Broad Pic Ture and not get involved in political Bat Les Over such specifics As whether to rebate Energy  Kissinger at the organizational meeting were sen. Charles Percy  Carla Hills former Secretary of hous ing and Urban development both on the lbs news Boss says some reporters cooperated with Cia in 50s, 60s Alliance Board of directors. Our Alliance is going to have the Broad est kind of gathering of groups from conservationists to Oil companies from industrialists to Consumers Hills  said the idea is to win support from the hundreds of organizations Jha thave representatives in Washington and to organize state level branches of the Alli Ance to hold local conservation workshops and help Mold Public  has done much to create an awareness of Energy problems Percy said but government solutions will not work unless they Are supported by the people. Personnel dept. Of civil service to be revamped Washington a budget dire Torbert Lance and civil service chairman Alan k. Campbell announced the launch ing Friday of a top to Bottom study Lead ing to reorganization of Federal  Campbell said the Federal personnel management project a key part of presi Dent Carter s Overall government reorganization drive May take up to three Yean to Complete but hopefully will result in Amore efficient civil service. Campbell will serve As chairman of the project and Wayne Granquist associate director of the office of management and get will be vice chairman. Staff work los Angeles up Richar Salant president of lbs news  Dis covered some lbs reporters cooperate with the Cia in the 1950s and 1960s, including giving the intelligence Agency news film to help identify participants in foreign riots it was reported   ordered a internal investigation of Cia network links after charge were made last year by former lbs correspondent Daniel Schorr and has seve Redall links he discovered. The investigation turned up several Cia contacts who formerly worked in the net work s news department and several methods whereby the intelligence Agency could obtain information from the net work s correspondents sometimes without their knowledge he said in an interview with the los Angeles times. He said Cia contacts included Sig Mick Elson his predecessor As president of lbs news former Washington Bureau chief Ted Koop and former correspondent Frank Kearns now a journalism professor at the University of West Virginia. Schorr had said Keams was a Cia agent which Keams denied. At one time he said lbs delivered to . Road rules now in effect United nations a a .treaty drafted eight years ago to Lay Down International rules of the Road is now in the convention on Road traffic pre pared at a . Conference in Vienna in 1968, came into Force last week after the necessary 17 countries had become parties to it. The Cia in new York its "out4akes" film not used on the air. Salant said the Agency was particularly interested in foot age of riots and demonstrations from abroad so that participants could be identified the times reported. I found that it was the practice for thecia station Guy or whoever he was it was always very mysterious to ask Forand get out takes from abroad Salant  said the Cia monitored the reports submitted by lbs correspondents abroad without their including reports that were never  the 1950s, when lbs correspondents returned from abroad i found it was a traditional practice for them to get invited and accept the invitation to have a de briefing session with former Cia director Allen Dulles Salant  said the week after he took office As head of lbs news in 1961, a Cia agent came to see him telling him i m the Liaison with the news division and when we want something i m the Guy who la Call he said the Cia told him they jus wanted to continue the arrangement and Mickelson knows about it he noted Mickelson is now head of radio free Europe and radio Liberty soil you want to take a few jumps it All hangs  the two radio operation shave been linked with the Cia. He said Koop made some arrange ments with the Cia in Washington in the 1950s and Kearns does seem to have Bee placed or had some sort of relationship to the Cia and was a reporter for  Don t think it would be Strong enough to say Wjk was a spy. He was just one of those people that when he found out things be would pass it along to the  will be under Dwight Ink a Veteran civil servant. Most of the work will be performed by i task forces studying such varied problems As filling jobs faster and allowing More personnel management flexibility to top level government executives while protect ing workers rights. I think the evidence is abundant that reorganization is Long overdue Campbell  said a Maze of regulations and red tape which has grown Over most of Thi Century has made it virtually impossible for the civil service to function   expected the reorganization group to come up with its first recommendations As Early As two months from now although the Overall study will Las two to three years. Salt conferees meet Geneva up . And soviet negotiators met for one hour and 40 minutes Friday at the strategic arms limitation talks Salt. Paul Wamke of the United states and Vladimir s. Semenov of the soviet Union set their next meeting for May 31. Gas blast hurls couple out of bed Malden mass. Up a Gas Lea from a newly installed main apparently caused an explosion that literally blew Herbert Arbo. 58, and his wife Ann is out of bed and onto their front Lawn. They were blown right out of their House along with the Walls windows  fire chief Norman Clough said. They were very Lucky indeed. They both landed on the Lawn outside their House. There s nothing left of the House. Twas completely destroyed Clough said. The front door was in the Middle of the Street and Interior drapes from the House were on a tree about 40 or 50 feet  place was literally blown  Arbo unharmed by the Early morning blast rushed Back into the burning Home and rescued his son Edward 16. The Cou ple s 18-year-old daughter managed to jump to safety from a second floor window. Mrs. Arbo was listed in satisfactory condition at a nearby Hospital with possible fractured ribs. Firemen fought the flames for five hours before dousing the fire. The blast and fire that followed was apparent y caused by leaking Gas said. New Gas Mains had recently been stalled on the Street he said. Mrs. Joseph Perrone a neighbor who reported the explosion said. Forthe last 10 Days we be been smelling Gas. Some Days the odor was so Strong it burned our throats. When i heard the blast i knew it was a Gas explosion. I called the fire department before i eve saw what happened. When i went outside or. Arbo was lying in the front Yard and mrs. Arbo in the driveway she said