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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1973
Page
2
Washington committee on interim taxation vows to review all aspects of Nixon's tax returns from 1964 to 1972 rather than limit to public questions. The panel aims to examine every item, seeking full transparency on capital gains and sale of a California mine and other financial actions.
The Washington White House notes and cited conversations reveal Jaworski’s claim of nine Nixon tapes and related subpoenas. He references April 15 discussions with Nixon aides, noting handwritten notes and a fear of further disclosures.
A threatened two day stoppage by independent truck drivers to protest high fuel costs and driver pay drew mixed support from union and non union groups. Some carriers planned to park rigs and stay off routes while others warned of disruption near major hubs. Local leaders urged caution as officials reported scattered action and unclear turnout across the region.
A fragmented OCR note describes a four page comic section and a delayed inclusion due to production issues. It mentions misplacement in the papers collection and notes confusion over the position of the August to November pages. The report hints at access problems within section one and overall scheduling complications.
Washington dispatch outlines a proposed energy allocation plan prioritizing fuel for essential services and agriculture. It would cut residential space heating, limit gasoline and diesel to priority users, and boost supplies for fuel production, public transport, and medical services while guiding refinery output and imports.
Manchester safety concerns delayed a Christmas lighting plan by the Chamber of Commerce. Residents would be asked to cut power to their teleview sets during peak decorating hours to save energy. The original scheme faced an energy shortage and was shelved, with only two days’ notice given to adjust bulb installation amid a tighter plan.
In a Wolverson policy discussion, experts clash on optimal truck speed limits. NGai urges higher TEL tolerance while opponents warn of fuel use and safety risks. Officials cite fuel savings and emissions, with mixed support for new enforcement measures and potential regional variations.
Israel plans to send delegates to the Geneva Arab-Israeli peace conference next week, pending POW issues. Defense Minister Dayan softened his stance after protests, while tensions rise as border troops guard the West Bank amid Arab demonstrations over expulsions and arrests. Analysts view the move as show of strength before the talks.
New York stocks fell sharply on Wednesday as energy shares dragged down the market. The decline accelerated after several issues traded lower and big gainers were scarce, leaving investors cautious about upcoming economic signals.
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