Aerial Combat and Artillery Duel End Cease-Fire
Intense fighting on Tuesday shattered a day-old cease-fire in the Arab-Israeli war. The United Nations sought immediate resumption of hostilities end, urging both sides to return to positions from Monday. Observers were sent to Cairo and the Syrian sector as U.N. monitors.
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Nixon Yields Tapes In Turnabout
The Washington Post reports President Nixon agreed to surrender Watergate tapes to the courts after weeks of pressure and a House impeachment push. Key aides, including John Sirica and Haig, explain the shift, the plan for indexing the tapes, and the political risks of defiance and compromise amid calls for accountability.
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Stop Signs Costly and Risky to Steal
Madison County officials warn vandals stealing stop signs create hazards and costly replacements. Sheriff Joan Gunter cites a weekend crash injuring five due to a missing sign. Commissioner George Bakler notes signs cost about 26 dollars with post and erection. Foreman Hollingsworth says about 50 signs are replaced monthly. some are found in fields or turned around. County officials stress difficulty catching stealers and potential theft charges with penalties.
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City hires landfill consultant amid site dispute
The city through the Anderson Board of Public Works approved a contract with J. R. Snell Associates of Lansing Michigan to study site selection for a new sanitary landfill at 4800 dollars. The firm will assess soils percolation groundwater sociological impact and environmental factors while the board requires authorization for any further work. The move follows controversy over Rangeline Road proposals and a rejected site near White River by the Pollution Control Board.
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United Way campaign nears final report in Madison County
The 1973 United Way drive in Madison County totals 832 055 dollars by Oct 17 and seeks a fair share from donors. The final report meeting is Friday at 12 30 pm in the Anderson YMCA gym with division chairs presenting results and refreshments, while some firms have not participated.
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Indiana Businessman Missing After Rio Crash
Indiana businessman Gordon Duerr of Logansport disappeared after a Brazilian airliner crashed on takeoff and sank in Guanabara Bay. Seven other Hoosier mission members including Lt. Gov. Robert D. Orr swam to safety. five others were killed. Latz reported seeing Duerr in the water but he made no shore progress. The delegation left Indianapolis on October 13 for a three week trade mission.
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Nixon taps amid Watergate row in new inquiries
Nixon yields Watergate tapes as House Democrats press impeachment probes. State Dept says U S diplomacy heats to salvage Middle East cease fire and restart peace talks. Le Duc Tho declines Nobel Peace Prize citing ongoing fighting in Vietnam. Berra earns three year Mets deal after World Series run. Trial of Mitchell and Stans postponed to early next year over White House tapes.
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