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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
11
In San Francisco AP reports Robert Bills, blind since a 17 year accident, regained sight after a June 4 plastic lens implant at Mount Zion hospital. He described the moment he saw his wife Martha and son Ruben, noting faces became individually recognizable and that vision felt like wax paper.
Washington Senator Curtis charged that publicity seeking politicians pursue Nixon in the Watergate scandal. He defended Nixon as innocent, said others harness the affair for political gain, and described a militant coalition aiming to grill Nixon while preferring propaganda over objective reporting.
Washington United Press International reports the House approved sending to the Senate a bill to extend the 485 billion debt ceiling from June 20 to November 9. The 26 to 152 vote rejected a proposal to raise the ceiling 20 billion and extend to July 1, 1974. The House also blocked an amendment demanding Senate confirmation for the OMB director and deputy.
Sirhan F. Sirhan is found guilty of writing a letter threatening Israel Prime Minister Golda Meir. FBI fingerprints linked the note to him. an appeal was announced after court dismissal. The elder Sirhan, 39, is the brother of Sirhan B. Sirhan, convicted in Kennedy's 1968 assassination.
Denver report from Colorado School of Mines shows the United States could meet current consumption for about 60 years with 1 140 trillion cubic feet of discovered and potential gas resources. The biennial study reports a 32 trillion cubic foot drop since the last edition due to new discoveries, noting most remaining gas is offshore or in deep Arctic regions and thus costly to develop.
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