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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon proposes a 15 percent reduction in gasoline and home heating oil deliveries to avert fuel shortages. He urges filling stations to halt Sunday sales and vows to order a nationwide ban if Congress grants authority, warning of a winter with cooler homes and tight fuel supplies.
Israeli and Egyptian generals met near Kilometer 101 east of Cairo to resume discussions on troop withdrawals along the Suez Canal amid risk of renewed clashes. A separate Arab summit in Algiers sought a unified approach to the Geneva peace conference as tensions persist.
Rose Mary Woods testified she listened to a White House tape and discussed a supposed missing 18 minute segment. The hearing examined how the June 20 1972 conversation between Nixon and Haldeman was erased or altered.
Greece's military rulers pulled most tanks and troops from Athens and began removing pictures of ousted President Papadopoulos. New leader Lt. Gen. Gizikis freed three former politicians, while purging Papadopoulos loyalists from the armed forces and state police as Adamantios Androutsopoulos becomes premier.
Help wanted ad offers snow removal work with snowblower operation required. Good pay, call xxx-xxxx. Classified under employment. ran for two days and scheduled to run six days with pay per insertion.
Faribault County sheriff's office continues search for 58 year old Iver Ingvaldson of Albert Lea Minnesota in the Walnut Lake wildlife area about 15 miles east of Blue Earth. His car was found stuck in mud and a weekend aerial and ground search found no trace. Authorities fear he may have drowned attempting to leave the refuge on foot after the car became stuck.
An Exxon gas station at Routes 1 and 9 in North Bergen New Jersey closed Sunday and posted a sign explaining the shutdown. The action came as President Nixon prepared a nationwide speech urging stations to close on Sundays to address the oil crisis.
Gas station owners react to Nixon energy message by pledging voluntary Sunday closings while fearing losses in income and potential closures. Production cuts of 15 percent may slash profits, and some managers warn margins must rise to survive. Governors and lawmakers urge broader fuel and export restrictions amid public compliance mixed with skepticism. People hope for relief but doubt widespread adherence to 50 mph speed limits.
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $74.5 billion defense bill and removed the Minuteman Missile Site Defense project valued at 8 to 10 billion as unwarranted. The panel also cut $240 million from the Trident submarine program to slow the second through fourth submarines.
Iowa prison inmate Francis L. Hohimer claims he recorded a tape in his attorney's office after Valerie Percy was slain to protect himself. His lawyer disputes the existence and content of the recording while Hohimer is linked to a nationwide robbery ring.
House Speaker Carl Albert accuses President Nixon of deceiving Americans about energy crisis causes and severity and says the president has failed to act to avert a major recession.
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a 1.4 billion catch-all appropriations bill. It includes 52.1 million for accelerated energy research and 21.1 million for mandatory fuel allocation programs, plus 707.5 million for HEW social and rehabilitation services and 46.3 million for antipoverty actions.
The public is invited to a 2 30 p m Tuesday gathering at the Oak Leaf Restaurant to assess current state programs and their impact on local government. Speakers Martin O Sabo and Rep Irvin N Anderson will outline issues and seek suggestions from business, professional and local residents.
British film star Laurence Harvey died at his London home at age 45 after an 18 month illness. He leaves wife Pauline Stone and daughter Domino, with prior marriages to Joan Cohn and Margaret Leighton ending in divorce. Cremation planned in Golders Green.
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