European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 18, 1981, Darmstadt, Hesse                                January 1981 the stars and stripes Page 7 Nixon lawyers object to release of Haig tape log Petal peddle maybe David Claypatch of Tex is practising to be a detective and is on the scent of a Hes pealing Flowers on a main Stem in col lege Claypatch has cultivated his Garden variety balancing act for whenever business is slow to attract customers or to keep from getting Here Hes balancing a Long stemmed Carnation on his a photo Washington a saying con Gress cant go will Nilly through the files of former attorneys for Rich Ard Nixon Are trying to Block the release of an Index of tapes that had been sought for Secretary of state designate Alexander Haigs confirmation the Senate foreign relations committee has subpoenaed a log of tape recordings dealing with Haigs role in the watergate scandal As chief of staff at the end of the Nixon on Nixon chief lawyer sent a letter to the National archives objecting to the release of the the main objection is that Congress has no authority to subpoena these Nixon attorney Herbert Miller its a constitutional if Congress can go running will Nilly through the files of former it would be exceedingly difficult to run the the committee voted 152 thursday to recommend approval of Haig by the re pub Lica controlled Senate but agreed to continue efforts to obtain materials relating to Haigs role in the full Senate is expected to take up Haigs nomination this if the National archives rejects Nixon his lawyers will have an addition Al five Days to file suit against delivering the Index to the Senate a court Battle would keep the committee from getting the much less the for months or Miller filed the objection after the archives Steven rejected his request to extend until next Friday the deadline for a response to the the Index consists of 680 pages of de tailed notes on 338 taped conversations be tween Nixon and Haig from May 4 to july Haig had just become Nixon chief of staff at that in that he helped the former president Deal with the watergate study challenges protein for weight loss High carbohydrate dieting gets boost new York not the popular belief among dieters that it is easiest to lose unwanted pounds of fat on a Low carbohydrate diet has been challenged by an Experiment on rats at the University of for eight two groups of adult Ani Mals were fed diets that contained about the same number of but the food fed one group contained 25 percent of its calories in whereas the other group received Only 5 percent of its calories in fat Content in both diets was the about 10 percent of the Dif Ference was made up in mostly at the end of the the animals that ate the High protein diet had on the average nearly percent of their body weight accounted for by but the Low protein group had Only percent of its weight As the High protein group also weighed 22 percent More than the Lowro Tein and contents of the gastrointestinal the Patillo Grover Pitts and Stephen Pohl of the univer Sites departments of internal Medicine and said in their report in the 9 Issue of science that both groups of animals ate the same amount of food on a calorie basis and excreted about the same amount of digestive the researchers speculated that a Low protein diet May result in a decreased absorption of nutrients or that calories in such a diet Are deposited less efficiently in fat another possibility they suggest is that More body heat May be produced by the Low protein resulting in a natural burning off of More the researchers noted that the typical american diet provides percent of Cal ories As More than twice the amount recommended for Good nutritional although Over consumption of pro Tein is not generally considered growing numbers of nutritional experts now question the Wisdom of this Cit ing such potential problems As increased Bone loss associated with a High protein if the findings in rats have any bearing on human they suggest that the Best Way to lose weight is to follow a diet Low in fat and protein and very High in Complex allegations and impeachment proceedings by the House judiciary the committee subpoenaed the log so it could determine whether any of the tapes Thel selves Are relevant to Haigs Nomi nation and should be Northeast faces Tough fuel rules by the associated press with the voluntary approach authorities in the Urban Northeast were vowing to get Tough in their efforts to make people conserve dwindling supplies of fuel and Only a third of the Bosto Narea Compa Nies checked were complying with a 55 degree thermostat limit Edward King imposed on commercial users so Boston Gas More than doubled the size of its 70member Force of thermostat in Connecticut and new Yorks West Chester water company inspectors said they would make spot checks to see that customers Are heeding Wate Compa by orders to Cut Back on water flagrant violators will face a Termi nation or curtailment of water James Rodgers president of two water companies in the said he added that earlier requests for voluntary conservation haunt the weather is at the Root of the prob bitter cold in the East created a huge demand for and that severely depleted natural Gas King closed Gas heated schools giving students a Long King has said he will decide later whether to keep schools closed or order other measures such As Industry and the Snow showers that have blanketed the Northeast this Winter Connecticut and parts of new Yorks West Chester county got 1 to 3 inches of Snow Friday have been too tame to break a drought that set in Date last the water supplies for 7 million people in parts of new new Dela Ware and Pennsylvania have dropped to their lowest Levels in More than 15 the Delaware River Basin which oversees the water Supply for that has imposed a ban on nonessential use of water and said that rationing May be lutheran head meets Pope Vatican City James president of the lutheran Church in the United had a private audience with Pope John Paul Driver gets probation in Linkletter sons death los Angeles a a woman was sentenced Friday to a years probation on her no contest plea to vehicular manslaughter in the death of the 34yearold son of entertainer Art Grace was also ordered to at tend traffic education school by municipal judge Sherman Smith Shes an exemplary Smith its just one of those unusual Acci dents no no she says she was avoiding another he said Jones had no previous traffic violations and does missionary As a condition of she must maintain education or employment asap proved by her probation in the Accident last Jones car crossed the line of a Boulevard in West los Angeles and slammed Headon into Robert Lin letters he suffered fatal Chest injuries and a passenger received face and rib it was the third family tragedy for Art Host of such radio and television programs As House party and people Are he is also author of the kids say the darn est in his 20yearold jumped to her death from a window of her West Hollywood apartment while under the influence of the drug three months John Andrew 33yearold husband of Lin letters oldest killed himself in his Hollywood