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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1973
Page
1
Subcommittee negotiators for the UAW and Chrysler meet amid signs talks will move to the main table later this week. A Chrysler spokesman said a switch could occur as early as Wednesday to press the union’s demand for voluntary overtime. No news blackout hints were given, signaling a serious stage in negotiations.
Storm Delia tracked erratically across the Gulf, threatening the Louisiana coast then turning toward Galveston and Freeport Texas. Forecasters warned of up to 10 inches of rain and flash flooding as Civil Defense crews evacuated Bolivar Peninsula and U S 87 near Sabine Pass. A 61 year old man, Paul Sarver, died of a heart attack while boarding up a home at Sabine Pass. Christine, another system, was a tropical wave with heavy rain and winds, fading before Leeward Islands.
Report on Page One notes the Watergate committee plans to split into two subcommittees one on sabotage and one on finances to speed proceedings. It is slated to decide next Tuesday when to hold final hearings with witnesses including Colson Hunt Young Parkinson OBrien and Bittman. Aides say hearings may resume Sept 17 with staff ready when the seniors choose to begin.
Coppolino, 52, accused in a Florida murder case, claimed hypnotic treatments led to an affair with a patient. He was acquitted of killing Carmelita Coppolino, whose body was later exhumed. He later married a wealthy divorcee soon after Carmelita’s death, while parole officials note staged furloughs and increasing outside time as part of reintegration. The case spans trials in Florida and U.S. Supreme Court affirmations, with ongoing parole interviews planned.
The agency plans safety criteria for vehicles under 10,000 pounds covering rims and matching size and type. Cars and trucks would be inspected for cracks or deformities. Motorcycles and trailers are still under study, while rules for vehicles over 10,000 pounds will be announced in mid October.
The bordello run by Mrs. Harrell on federal land north of Reno drew legal attention after columnist Jack Anderson highlighted improper land use in 1971. State officials deem the activity a nuisance, and Mrs. Harrell fights eviction with potential court action. The site comprises five trailers forming a single building serving six young women and attracting clients arriving by private planes.
The Organization of American States may relocate its annual general assembly from Atlanta to another U.S. city or possibly outside the United States, signaling potential venue changes for the next April meeting.
The Federal Power Commission ruled it lacks authority to regulate production or interstate transport of synthetic gas made from coal when unmixed with natural gas, but it will regulate gas produced from coal when mixed with natural gas and moved interstate. The decision impacts the growing coal gasification industry and follows earlier limits on naphtha derived synthetic gas. It stated consumers would remain protected as synthetic gas enters pipelines.
The House rejects 1.5 million for staff on special problems tied to Nixon’s devaluation plan while the Senate panel restores 1 million with quarterly spending reports. The Watergate inquiry cited a White House plumbers unit as context for the funding battle. In Vienna, OPEC meetings split over unity and oil strategy. Separate, FPC says it has no authority to regulate unmixed artificial gas amid coal gasification projects from El Paso Natural Gas and partners.
Jurors were to review memoranda by Krogh and Young detailing covert actions related to the Ellsberg case. Ehrlichman’s handwritten approval hinted at nontraceability while Ehrlichman denied prior knowledge of the break-in. The incident targeted Dr Lewis Fielding’s office on Sept 3 1971 and related to the Pentagon Papers trial where Ellsberg and Russo faced espionage conspiracy and theft charges.
Skylab 2 astronauts Lousma Bean and Garriott transmitted live TV pictures of Tropical Storm Delia as it neared the Texas Gulf Coast. Delia moved offshore with heavy rain and winds while Mission Control advised nonessential personnel to evacuate. The crew tracked storm growth from 270 miles below and discussed potential alternate command post plans.
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