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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon opens the fiscal 1974 budget battle with Congress, proposing a $268.7 billion blueprint that trims numerous domestic programs. Government and defense attorneys close their Watergate espionage trial, with jury deliberations set for today.
Defense Department reports 56 American servicemen once thought to be prisoners of war remain unaccounted for by North Vietnam. Lt Colonel William Nolde’s family holds a news conference in northern Michigan as Vietnam war memories surface. Weather turns warmer with highs in mid to upper 30s and cloudier conditions tonight and Wednesday.
Eight used 30 passenger buses await Indiana Public Service Commission clearance to begin operating the city owned system. Outgoing transit owner Robert Hayden ends service at 2 45 p m Wednesday as officials anticipate PSC approval and a shift to the new transport utility.
In Saigon hundreds more cease fire violations and casualties swell the turmoil of the Vietnam truce. Agnew heads to a seven nation Asian tour while U S and Saigon push for order as four party meetings stall over credentials and enforcement.
Opponents and supporters debate the tax restructuring package in a public hearing at 7 p m in the House chamber. The plan would raise sales and income taxes to fund property tax relief while Gov Bowen prepares his state program message for a joint session.
Indianapolis Mayors and Anderson officials are slated to testify on a Senate bill to let second class cities adopt a cabinet form of government. The bill would create administrative departments headed by a mayor appointed chief officers under mayor rules with budgets prepared by the mayor for council approval.
Ten residents, most in their seventies or eighties, died when a two story wooden rest home in Pleasantville New Jersey burned. Six residents and two staff escaped as alarms failed to trigger external response though an internal alarm reportedly did.
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