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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1973
Page
5
The Agriculture Department boosted the minimum price whalers must pay farmers for milk by about 13 percent, roughly 14 cents a quart, with an effective period from Sept to Sept. Officials say the change will have no immediate effect in many areas since the new minimum remains below current market prices and will not impact consumers nationwide.
Washington report cites USDA figures showing wheat, corn, and soybean export commitments and undelivered stocks easing from August estimates. Wheat exports reached about 136.0 million bushels, corn undelivered stocks near 1.381 billion, and soybean contracts around 468.2 million bushels, reflecting a modest downturn.
Washington officials announce that the Department of Health Education and Welfare will cut self service puffery and reduce public affairs staff by seven percent, saving about 20 million dollars. The move trims publications and internal newsletters, directing funds toward programs for the poor, elderly, and infirm. The reductions aim for rapid effect with a deadline by June 30.
The Secret Service argues it may record telephone calls to the White House without prior notice in response to a FCC complaint by Robert I. McCann of Hillsborough California. The agency says it records only calls involving threats to persons or property and that an exemption from deeper recording requirements applies.
The Federal Power Commission said it cannot regulate natural gas production from coal gasification plants, creating a regulatory gap. Environmental groups push for oversight, arguing coal gas as a crude gas product requires IPC or related regulation and consideration of environmental impacts.
Senate and House Democratic leaders urged a compromise with the White House to end the civil war between Congress and President Nixon. They stressed inflation as the nation’s top concern and urged negotiations with aides Melvin Laird and Bryce Harlow to reduce executive congressional confrontation while Watergate hearings continue.
Washington AP report says the OAS special committee contemplates ending the decade long embargo. A tally shows 12 nations oppose the U S stance while many democracies back lifting the embargo. Venezuela and Costa Rica push options to nullify it while Costa Rica seeks a foreign ministers meeting to test conditions. The United States says any change must follow OAS decisions and pledges to act accordingly.
New York UPI reports Cooper Lybrand partner Norman Auerbach said a complete audit of Nixon's finances was prepared but the White House requested only a real estate focused report. The draft covered San Clemente and Key Biscayne holdings with possible gains from the San Clemente sale to Charles and Bebe Rehozo and Robert H. Abplanalo, and loans used to finance purchases.
Senator Mondale urges the United States to resume formal diplomatic relations with Sweden now that U.S. participation in Vietnam has ended. He notes the rift since Palme criticized U.S. bombing and says it is pointless to maintain the position against Swedish relations. He wrote to Henry Kissinger outlining these views.
Payment terms show weekly and Sunday rates with a 25 cent weekly area. official subscription details appear alongside partial addresses for Hayward and Fremont offices. Contact numbers 357-3800 and 755-1215 are provided for Santa Clara County or local inquiries.
UPI reports Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson asked the Justice Department inspector to investigate alleged leaks tied to the Maryland kickback probe and grand jury case against Vice President Spiro Agnew. Richardson cited indications from news media that department sources fueled the leaks amid Agnew investigations.
Chief Judge Sirica allowed Watergate figures Charles Magruder and James McCord to travel but barred lectures or media interviews. He urged against profiting from their notoriety and rejected a compromise restricting engagements to 100 miles from Washington or charity-backed talks. Additional items noted White House appeals, Mansfield urging a tapes compromise, and forthcoming Senate hearings schedule.
YFuung lauds Yerger for a fabulous performance with Lowell backing him throughout the effort. Sanderbug from Pennsylvania Independent remarks on the strong team support and notable display.
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