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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1973
Page
1
The home delivery price of The Anderson Herald will be increased 10 cents per week beginning Sunday Oct. 28 due to higher publishing costs including wages and newsprint. Your Herald carrier will share the increase. The new rate for The Herald will be 7 cents a week by.
Israeli officers say Suez City is almost totally occupied with 20,000 Egyptian troops trapped east of the canal. The main oil refinery is destroyed and soldiers surrender by the hundreds as Israeli forces push from the west bank toward the town. Fire and shelling continue along the canal with limited Egyptian resistance.
United Way campaign concludes with pledges totaling 1,019,068 dollars as volunteers in Madison County fund 24 agencies. Credit given to loaned executives, firms, and varied divisions for surpassing last year and building a reserve for emergencies.
The Soviet Union sends noncombatant observers to Egypt to aid ceasefire monitoring, joining eight U.S. truce observers. Washington approves conditionally, awaiting UN Secretary General Waldheim's agreement, while Egypt’s request is viewed as rejected by Moscow. Brezhnev announces easier nuclear war danger and improved world peace prospects.
Acting City Engineer Lloyd Line says working plans for the Delaware Brown downtown traffic relocation project are complete with bids possible next April. The route would widen streets to three southbound lanes from Seventh and Delaware to 14th and Brown, with multiple street bends and blocks, costing about 100000 for construction and excluding right of way.
President Nixon announced the United States has taken the nuclear strike forces and air defenses off alert while other military elements stay ready. Defense Secretary Schlesinger said selective reductions may follow as the crisis eases, noting Soviet forces in the Middle East and Mediterranean activity. He stressed the move was prudent given signals from Moscow and a risk of unilateral Soviet action, though no confrontation was near.
President 1xon states at a news conference that a new independent prosecutor will be appointed next week to take charge of the Watergate affair. Details follow on Page 2 of the edition.
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