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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
7
Senator Mike Mansfield warned that Congress faces a potential delay as debates over foreign aid and defense funding loom. He said the nation’s interests may be better served by withholding broad foreign aid while Congress struggles with the current program. Mansfield urged quick review of aid lists before adjournment.
Seven people including children died when a car crashed in heavy rain on a rural road seven miles south of town. Authorities identified three victims as Perry Falk, 33, his wife, and a daughter. Other identities and ages from 10 to 20 were withheld. the driver, John Peatey of San Angelo, was hospitalized.
NICASIO Calif May 20 a ranch owner and his wife faced a rabies scare after their Arabian horse CoCo showed convulsions and was confirmed rabid. County health officials warned the three week exposure window and urged monitored injections to prevent the disease.
AT&T announced a compact acoustic adapter that lets deaf and hard of hearing individuals use a specialized phone receiver. The device, to be sold at cost next year, will work with Bell System phones, future models, and independent and foreign sets, and will be phased into pay phones and then all phones. The move follows a White House consumer affairs official complaint about compatibility gaps with hearing aids.
Tokyo dispatch reports UPI that U.S. Treasury Secretary George Shultz publicly chided White House adviser Melvin Laird over economic policy remarks. Shultz, also President’s economic adviser, criticized Laird's timing and approach during press conferences on tax policy amid tensions with Nixon administration figures.
Washington report notes Nixon may not have paid income taxes in 1970s. Deputy Press Secretary L. Warren says the president discussed the matter and it should not be made public. Baltimore Sun cites loan interests for California and Florida homes and private papers at the National Archives.
Delegates adopt the Tokyo Declaration launching a new two year round of talks under GATT to rewrite trade rules. U S Secretary George Shultz predicts a draft agreement on world monetary policy by 1974 as officials from many nations attend in Geneva for the Nixon Round talks.
Washington United Press International reports that former environmental chief William D. Ruckelshaus won Senate confirmation as deputy attorney general. The vote was unanimous after Judiciary Committee hearings, confirming him to the post after serving as acting attorney general since last July.
Nixon proposes a temporary, refundable 10 percent income tax increase for individuals and corporations with a three to four year return of funds plus interest. A key point is a possible change to the 7 percent investment tax credit to spur business expansion during inflation.
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