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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1973

Page

2

Treasury Study Hits Trust Suit

Treasury blasts FTC charge against eight large oil firms as biased and misleading. It argues shortages stem from government policy and laws, not anti competitive actions, and says divestiture is unwarranted.

Treasury Study Washington Treasury Department Federal Trade Commission Treasury FTC

New Controls Prompt Fuel Retailer Protests Across Nation

Station operators protest Phase 4 gas price rules as ceilings resume January levels. Some owners threaten weekend shutdowns while others plan later actions. Nixon proposes relaxed air standards to ease energy crunch as motorists rush to fill up before possible shortages.

Nixon Bill Dwyer Shell New Orleans Frank Casalino Dota New York

Miss Colorado Rebecca King is Miss America 1974

Rebecca Ann King, 23, of Sterling Colorado, was named Miss America 1974 in Atlantic City. She stood 5 feet 9 inches, with measurements 36 24 36, and sang If I Ruled the World. King has directed chapel choir at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital and plans law school.

Atlantic City N. J UPI Colorado Rebecca Ann King Sterling, Colo Wylie King Pottawattamie Hancock Iowa Miss King Fitzsimmons Army Hospital Denver Colorado Women’s College

Stein Predicts Little Increase In Beef Prices

Washington AP Herbert Stein, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, forecasts little change in beef prices after the five month price freeze ends. He cites adequate current supply but warns may rise by winter as demand and incomes grow.

Washington Nixon Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Stein

Chuckle from Young Mouths Reveals Unsuitable Words

A humorous line from a child contains phrases not fit for polite conversation. The snippet underscores how innocence sometimes spills phrases that adults find inappropriate.

Mansfield Optimistic On Wiretap Disclosure

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield expects Attorney General Richardson to provide wiretap information for the Kis singer nomination review. Richardson to meet with the Foreign Relations Committee Monday. Kis singer faces a tough confirmation amid a long running dispute over taps from 1969 to 1971.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Atty Richardson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Henry Kissinger Kissinger Mansfield J. W. Fulbright Clifford P. Case Rn.j National Security Council

College Course to Be Offered in Gazette

The Cedar Rapids Gazette will run a college level course titled America and the Future of Man with 20 weekly lectures starting the week of Sept 30. Eligible for actual college credit via an agreement with the University of Iowa, the program mirrors a similar Iowa State offering and covers society changes, medicine ethics, technology, and living standards.

Cedar Rapids Gazette America The Gazette University Extension Service University of California At San Diego National Endowment For the Humanities University of Iowa Iowa State University

UFO sightings reported around Hunter Army Air Base Savannah

A Savannah police officer and two Army MPs reported unidentified flying objects near the Hunter Army Air Field. The object allegedly forced a patrol car off the road, then hovered and sped away with quick flashing lights. Reports mark the third straight night of sightings in Chatham County and ongoing nightly activity across south and central Georgia.

Savannah UPI Hunter Army Air John Kitchell Bart Burns Randy Shade Hunter Air Base Chatham County Georgia

New Factors Emerge In Nixon Tapes Handling

Senate investigators disclosed new details on how President Nixon and White House aides handled Watergate tapes. They cited briefings and listening access, including a plan to fly an April 15 tape to California and a San Clemente briefing, amid ongoing legal fights over access.

Washington Nixon White House California John Dean Senate Watergate Committee Congressional Committee San Clemente Senate Archibald Cox John Sirica Select Committee On Senate Committee Stephen Bull Ronald Ziegler Dean Bull Alexander Haig Haig Secret Service Ziegler Senate Judiciary Committee Alger Hiss

Agnew warns Watergate climate harms U.S. government

Vice President Agnew told a Kane County rally that the persecutorial atmosphere around Watergate threatens the will of the people and the government's ability to function. He warned the current climate is more subtle yet destructive than direct revelations, and urged vigilance despite ongoing investigations.

ST. Charles, Ill Agnew Kane County Ill Leslie Arends Maryland

President Nixon to Radio Address on Pending Bills

President Nixon will address the nation by radio Sunday to urge congressional action on major administration bills. The White House says the talk was taped and will be broadcast anytime after 1 p.m. CDT Sunday.

Washington Nixon White House

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