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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1973

Page

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Helicopters Downed as Israeli Forces Intercept Egyptian Air

Israel reported three Egyptian helicopters shot down over the Sinai southwest coast as air and ground forces pursued. Despite the clash, aid convoys carrying food water and medicine to the Egyptian 3rd Army moved through the area with U.N. drivers and Egyptian trucks. The U.N. planned a 7 000 strong Middle East force arrival by midweek, to police the cease fire.

Associated Press Israel Sinai Peninsula Sinai Suez Canal U.N East Bank Suez International Red Cross Committee Geneva Red Cross Egypt Syria U. N Ismailia Cyprus Cairo Kurt Waldheim Middle East New York

Ohio campaign finance impasse debated in special session

Ohio lawmakers reconvene in a special session to resolve a partisan fight over campaign financing. The Democratic House and Republican Senate plan separate bills addressing union PAC contributions and individual donations, with a $3,000 ceiling contested and concerns about loopholes and influence by labor unions.

Columbus Ohio Senate House Gilligan John J. Gilligan Alan E. Norris Westerville

Cox Slated as Witness at Senate Watergate Hearing

Archibald Cox, fired special Watergate prosecutor, testifies as lead witness at Senate Judiciary Committee hearings into his ouster. The hearing opens as Acting Attorney General Robert Bork plans to name a new prosecutor. Cox sought White House materials beyond the nine tapes and hinted at pursuing evidence from a Nixon meeting with Agriculture Secretary Hardin over milk prices.

Washington Archibald Cox Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon Cox White House Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Judiciary Committee Robert Bork Time Magazine Bork Time Congress Senate U.S Watergate Grand Jury Senate Watergate Committee NBC Meet the Press Agriculture Clifford A. Hardin Alexander M. Haig Jr CBS Face the Nation Watergate

Ohio vets seek fines and higher fees to curb pet overpopulation

Dr David M Drenan president of the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association says an OVMA backed plan could push for fines stiffer license fees and stronger law enforcement to reduce shelter euthanizations He notes 86 percent of stray animals end up disposed of and cites dog bites and urban litter as public health hazards discussed at a seminar at Ohio State University

Columbus Ohio David M. Drenan Ohio Veterinary Medical Association OVMA Drenan Tallmadge Crenan Ohio State University

Skylab 3 countdown begins for November launch

Cape Canaveral reports the countdown for Skylab 3 crew Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson started at 10 p m EST with checks on the Saturn 1B and Apollo ferry ship. A Friday rehearsal will lead to final preparations next week.

Cape Canaveral Fla Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue Edward G. Gibson America Skylab Space Station

Weather synopsis lists cloudy periods with showers tonight

Considerable cloudiness and a chance of showers tonight with a low around 35 to 40. Partly cloudy conditions expected Tuesday with highs in the lower 50s.

U S Sees Huge $2 Billion Trade Surplus With Communists

Washington reports a projected $2 billion U S trade surplus with Communist nations this year led by large agricultural exports notably a Soviet wheat deal. Exports to Russia China and Eastern Europe total $2.5 to $2.9 billion while imports run $500 to $550 million.

Washington United States Soviet Union U.S Russia China Commerce Department Steven Lazarus Department Bureau of Lazarus Congress Treasury George P Shultz

Ist day results for car sale ad highlights

Donald E. Barber of New Marshfield advertised his car with Action Ads and reports it was gone in the first call. The blurb urges readers to try Action Ads for quick results.

Dan Dry Ohio John Denver Denver Colorado Navy Everett Alvarez Thomasine Ilyas Washington, D.C Pittsburgh Alvarez Gulf of Tonkin Donald E. Barber New Marshfield

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