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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon announces a moderate tightening of wage price controls including a rule requiring prior approval for price increases above 15 percent by large corporations. The article outlines policy steps and impact across sectors.
Madison County Council members tell The Herald they adopt a wait and see stance on Gov Otis Bowens local option tax plan awaiting more information on its total impact The tax would allow counties to adopt a one half to one percent income tax with decisions due by June 1 and could take effect January 1 if approved.
President Nixon added Vice President Spiro Agnew to the domestic policy apparatus as vice chairman of the Domestic Council. Agnew’s broadened role comes as Ehrlichman Haldeman and Dean resign amid Watergate, with coordination by Kenneth R. Cole Jr. and others while staff rebuilds proceed.
A predawn gun battle on the New Jersey Turnpike left one state trooper dead and another wounded after stopping a car carrying three suspects including a woman linked to the Black Liberation Army. The third occupant fled on foot as police hunted for leads. uniformed officers paused the search while detectives pursued the suspect.
A special board of works meeting was scheduled for 10 a.m. today to discuss bids for a five year city refuse contract. Three bidders including current holder Mar Marshall Schlossberg of Aimco Services faced charges over bid compliance and an addendum that could allow renegotiation. Officials noted the board may waive nonessential specifications while upholding state requirements.
Widespread rainfalls threaten northern areas of the Mississippi River with new flood crests as six inches in Iowa and two inches in Missouri worsen river conditions. Flooding has displaced numerous farmers, caused deaths, and left hundreds homeless across eight states, with authorities expressing ongoing concern for levees and cleanup timelines.
Delco Remy plants avert mass walkouts one hour before the 10 am deadline after United Auto Workers Local 662 reports verbal agreements and a postponed strike to 6 am. Ki nerk hints the agreement covers the entire package with details withheld. Charles F. Hardy notes progress in labor talks and aims to settle before Friday deadline as negotiations continue late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning.
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