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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1974

Page

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Israel Egypt disengagement pact announced amid United Nations cease fire

Israel and Egypt sign an agreement to separate forces on the Suez front with a UN buffer. Syria authorized talks with Kissinger for a similar disengagement while Geneva peace negotiations resume soon. Meir and Sadat sign separate copies as Eban signals readiness to dialogue with Syria.

Associated Press Egypt Israel Suez Syria Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Tel Aviv Abba Eban Golan Heights Eban Hafez Assad Anwar Sadat Sadat Aswan Upper West Canal United Nations Cairo Geneva Sinai Desert U. S Henry Kissinger Jerusalem

Gas Companies Accused of Withholding Natural Gas Reserves

Federal officials and Ralph Nader urged Congress to require full energy data disclosure while warning some information can stay confidential. testimony cited producers who sought to buy reserves and delay production to boost prices, with Douglas Bendell of Okmar Oil involved but not naming buyers.

Washington Ralph Nader Congress Federal Power Commission John N. Nassikas James T. Halverson Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Competition Nader House Subcommittee On Regulatory Agencies FPC Douglas L. Bendell Okmar Oil Co

Gaps In Nixon Tapes Scrutinized In Watergate Hearing

On the final hearing day federal investigators quiz White House aide J. Fred Buzhardt about an incomplete sentence on a March 21 recollection belt and a 23 second recollection on a June 20 call with John Mitchell. Experts said the 18 112 minute gap could involve multiple tape actions and a recorder, while Common Cause subpoenas Nixon for fundraising and political activity records.

Washington White House Richard Ben-Veniste J. Fred Buzhardt John Mitchell Nixon Buzhardt U.S John J. Sirica Butzhardt Federal Court Secret Service Rose Mary Woods Common Cause Citizens Lobby

Moorer Admits Receiving Illicit NSC Documents

Admiral Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, acknowledged receiving some documents from Henry Kissinger’s National Security Council office that were obtained illicitly. He said he did not stop the information flow and that all papers were duplicated through normal White House contacts.

Washington Thomas H. Moorer Joint Chiefs of Staff Henry A. Kissinger National Security Council White House Moorer NBC Navy Charles E. Radford Joint Chiefs Liaison Office Robert O. Welander

Action Ads Promises Quick Money With No Work

An advertising message claims Action Ads visits over 16 000 homes daily to help sell a wide range of items from trucks and trombones to pets and power tools and invites participation.

Ten cities named for lowest gas rations under plan

The Federal Energy Office identifies ten metro areas likely to receive 20 percent less gasoline than the national standard if rationing starts. Areas include Atlanta Boston Chicago Evanston Des Plaines Gary Milwaukee New York Newark Philadelphia San Francisco Oakland New Orleans and Honolulu.

Washington Federal Energy Office Atlanta Boston Chicago Evanston and Des Plaines Ill Gary Ind Milwaukee New York Newark N.J Philadelphia San Francisco Oakland Calif New Orleans Honolulu FEC

Inflation Outlook and 1974 Recession Risks

Washington reports a sagging economy with inflation likely between 9 and 10 percent in the coming months. Sydney L. Jones says the first quarter of 1974 may show little or negative growth, risking higher unemployment and lower personal income. Real GNP growth slowed to 1.3 percent in Q4 1973 while full year inflation hit 6.1 percent. The total GNP reached 1,288.2 billion.

Washington Jones GNP

Ohio Farmers Reject Proposed Soybean Marketing Plan

Ohio Agriculture Director Gene Abercrombie says farmers rejected a soybean marketing program last week after three days of balloting. The plan would levy a half cent per bushel checkoff and set up a 15 member oversight committee.

Ohio Columbus, Ohio Gene Abercrombie

Weather Outlook Clouds and Rain Tonight

Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of rain and lows in the low 40s. Saturday turns cooler with morning showers and highs in the mid to upper 40s. Details on Page 2.

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