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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon secretly flew on a commercial jet to California for a post Christmas vacation. Spokesman Gerald R. Warren said the move aimed to set an example during the energy crisis. The report notes it was the first such presidential air travel in recent history.
Secrecy veils negotiations in Geneva on disengagement of forces along the Suez cease-fire line. United Nations and military officials report a first session produced little hard bargaining, with a second session planned. Egypt and Israel seek a six mile withdrawal while preserving key positions and weapons.
President Nixon, softened by a shift in Arab oil policy, said he is working to avoid rationing gasoline this winter. An administration decision could come today as William Semon told reporters at a news conference. Gerald L. Warren emphasized no rationing announcement, while Arab embargoes remain in effect. Nixon flew to California for a Christmas break on a commercial jetliner to set an example amid the energy crisis. Venezuelan tax changes on foreign oil firms may affect gasoline prices, and a White House meeting with Soviet envoy Dobrynin touched on broader foreign policy matters.
The Anderson Works Board approved travel expense payments to San Juan Puerto Rico for City Attorney Campbell and Councilman Merle Jones totaling 4160.70. Costs covered wife rooms and meals with advances from utilities funds and questioned by City Controller Newbern.
Police and county, city, and state officers searched for two suspects after an armed robbery at a Phillips 66 service station on St. Rt. 109 in Anderson County near Allen again. A getaway car was reported and a shot fired. no injuries were recorded.
The energy crisis touches Salt Lake City pubs, gas stations, coal and oil interests, and movie houses. Salt Lake City extends hours for late drinkers. coal counties plan hiring and mine expansion. oil leases add billions to federal coffers.
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