March 5, 1976

Govt places into evidence notes in Patricia Hearst's handwriting that appeared to list parts for bomb and bore notation 'meet to talk about shooting/9:00'; notes are part of evidence found in Miss Hearst's San Francisco apt at time of her arrest; other evidence found in apt and allowed to be presented to jury noted; evidence which Judge Carter rules cannot be presented to jury also noted; illus (M)

Rioting French wine growers, angered by importing of cheap Ital and Spanish wines, dash with police in southern France; policeman Capt Joel Legoff and demonstrator are killed during clash; rioting began in Narbonne after 2 growers were arrested for recent bombing of wine cellars of Pierre Ramel, who imports cheap wines from Italy; Narbonne rioting caps mos of demonstrations against importing wines into area that concentrates on production of ordinary red table wine; map (M)

The Ford Administration will follow up the sale of six military C‐130 transports to Egypt with other military equipment if Congress does not strongly object, according to Administration officials. Page 3.

Fed Energy Adm releases Natl Energy Outlook at White House news briefing attended by Pres Ford, Vice Pres Rockefeller, Fed Energy Admr Zarb and Energy Resources Council Chmn Elliot L Richardson; Zarb says US can become self-sufficient in energy by '85 and do better than that thereafter; rept, however, defines self-sufficiency as ability to keep imports below 5.9-million bbls a day, instead of target of 3- to 5-million bbls a day set by Ford in Jan '75; anticipates growth rate of energy consumption of 3.3% in '85-90 period, compared with 2.8% in '75-80 period; Zarb says most profound gain in energy conservation will have to come from residential and commercial use; says that US must increase coal production to 1-billion tons a yr by '85 but that meeting this goal will not allow US to forego nuclear development; rept says consumers will adjust to higher prices; projects energy from synthetic fuels, sunshine and earth's heat will displace no more than 1-million bbls of oil a day by '90; agency considered rept nonpolitical, but White House staff wanted it made into 'a Pres event' (M)

Reagan, in apparent reversal of his campaign policy, attacks Pres Ford's defense policies in prepared statement in Orlando, Fla; claims Ford has failed to provide US with vision and leadership; says time has come to 'draw a line of fundamental differences' with Ford; Reagan illus (M)