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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
1
A parental autumn vignette on Halloween preparations full of family chores and mishaps. The narrator recalls chasing pumpkins, costumes, and party planning while a four year old insists on a vampire costume.
Emergency supplies reached 20,000 Egyptian troops stranded in the Sinai as Israel offered to swap 7,000 Arab prisoners for 450 Israelis held by Syria and Egypt. Golda Meir visited Israeli troops, and officers met on the Cairo Port Said road to discuss further talks and prisoner trade.
An Alexandria man, Robert Whitaker, 28, was taken to Community Hospital's emergency room Monday night with four gunshot wounds to the abdomen. Police say the incident appears to be a self-inflicted act. Whitaker remained in intensive care. condition not released. A 29-year-old, David L. Montgomery of 1524 Fairview, was charged with offenses against property after a chase from J. C. Penney to the T-Way lot, with $338 in goods allegedly stolen from Mounds Mall. Four other people were arrested.
An Associated Press survey shows civic and business groups canceling or trimming Christmas plans to conserve power amid a national energy crunch. Bethlehem plans cut back 80 percent, saving millions of watts, while Austin and other cities seek compromises. Some displays are canceled, bridges will lose lighting, and utilities urge further reductions to ease strain.
Henry Kissinger and Ismail Fahmy described the meeting with Anwar Sadat’s envoy as promising while discussing Middle East tensions. The piece notes ongoing diplomatic efforts and the broader regional context as the page references other developments on page 2.
Madison County moves from the temporary courthouse to the new Government Center this week with the records and offices phased in. Commissioner Clifford Paddock said the exact start date depends on weather and operations, aiming for full occupancy by end of November. Bids to move offices open Nov 5, and the council will consider $5 033 for temporary quarters rent through Jan 1 1978.
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