Nixon Orders 15 Percent Cut In Gasoline And Heating Oil
President Nixon announced an energy belt tightening including a 15 percent cut in gasoline and home heating oil, a nationwide 50 mph speed limit, weekend gasoline station closures, and restrictions on jet fuel. He urged voluntary compliance while Congress prepares an energy bill and noted further mandatory steps may follow. regulations target heating oil deliveries, gasoline supplies to homes, businesses, and industries, plus lighting restrictions and thermostat limits.
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Defense Funds Slashed for New Weapons in 1974 Budget
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed about 28 billion from the Pentagon request for 1974, citing overemphasis on new weapons and an all volunteer force. It warned of possible 25 billion in supplemental funds for mandatory pay raises, while noting potential erosion of strategic capability and doubts about the all volunteer concept meeting conventional needs.
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Rains Plague Bonham Area As Weather Warns
Rains continued over the Bonham area with 0.90 inches measured weekend total 1.55 inches Saturday 0.35 Sunday night boosting November rainfall to 4.34 inches and yearly total to 5.16 inches. NWS says more rain possible with cool wind and near 70s expected Tuesday.
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Dallasite Killed by Bike Thief in Homefront Confrontation
Dallas resident Keith Hoderek Calkins was shot and killed Sunday in a confrontation outside his home. Police traced the incident to a suspected motorbike theft in a neighborhood where a motorcycle for sale showed tampered ignition wires. The body was found in the driveway with a single fatal head wound after an apparent struggle.
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Deadlock in Israeli Egyptian Talks On Suez Front
Arab leaders gather in Algiers for summit as Israel and Egypt fail to agree on troop withdrawals. Fighting erupts near Ismailia with one Israeli killed. UN and Israeli officials report talk roadblocks and potential shifts toward Geneva peace talks.
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Nixon vows to stay at helm amid Watergate turbulence
President Nixon told the Seafarers Union he would not resign, using sea metaphors to promise he would finish his term. He stressed energy policy and denying plans to jump ship, while amid questions over a Time report about union contributions to his campaign.
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All Delegates To Have Chance To Tell Views
Liberty Texas UPI House Speaker Price Daniel Jr. said a Houston legislator's letter states the institutional convention schedule allows delegates to express views. Bailes criticized a 90 day limit and only one week for final debate on the constitution, urging reconsideration to prevent quick defeat at 1974 voters.
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Nixon to hand over Watergate tapes to judge Sirica today
President Nixon is to turn over Watergate tapes to federal judge John Sirica this afternoon. Rose Mary Woods testifies about an apparent 18 minute erased segment while transcribing one tape. White House lawyers say Sirica will take custody of the tapes later today.
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Informant Alleges Police Killed Men in San Antonio Shootings
An informant in protective custody is expected to testify before a grand jury this week about the killings of Roy Castame and Agapite Haute. The informant claims the men were shot by police during a narcotics feud on a South Bexar County road, and names involved include Cassarco and city officials amid alleged police department ties.
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Pioneer 10 Gets Final Orders
Pioneer 10 prepares for Jupiter flyby with final thruster firings to ensure accurate trajectory. Officials say any further firing risks ruining the mission and the craft will help measure Jupiter’s mass and moon dynamics for orbital calculations.
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Fuel Shortage Affects Christmas Shopping in New York
Executives from select department stores warn fuel shortages may dampen Christmas sales over the next two to three weeks. Stores plan dimmed displays in some cases and expect demand to shift toward sweaters, warm clothing, and entertainment items while many shoppers stay home.
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