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Newspaper

Del Rio News Herald

Location

Del Rio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1973

Page

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White House to disclose Nixon tax figures this week

Nixon paid under 6000 dollars in federal income taxes over the last three years. The disclosure will accompany word that he paid around 72900 in federal taxes in the first five months of 1973 and that he benefited from deductions for donating vice presidential papers to the National Archives. The data also show a large annual $50000 stipend and a profit potential from real estate since taking office, with the First Family planning to transfer San Clemente estate to the government upon death.

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New Energy Czar Rules Out Nothing

Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon rejects claims that his appointment as head of the Federal Energy Administration implies no rationing. He says he does not rule out rationing and outlines plans for mandatory allocations, conservation, and possibly a gasoline tax amid fuel shortages.

Bill Neikirk Associated Press Washington Treasury William E. Simon Simon Federal Energy Administration Jean Charles Percy Senate Government Operations Committee White House Energy John A. Love Love Colorado William Proxmire D-Wis Nixon

Ben-Gurion Buried Next to Wife Paula

David Ben-Gurion was buried beside his wife Paula on the Zin edge after a Jerusalem service. An honor guard ferried his coffin from Jerusalem as thousands mourned the founder of modern Israel. Sirens paused traffic for a minute of silence. Delegations from Britain, France, West Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands attended. other nations were absent to avoid angering Arab oil nations.

Jonathan Ben Guetion Zalman Shazar Gokia Meir Ben- Gurion Mordechai Piron Earl L. Butz United States Kenneth Bush Max Fisher United Jewish Appeal Nixon Foreign Ministry Britain France

Texans Struggle to See Kohoutek in December Skies

Dallas Texas observers face viewing difficulties as Kohoutek sits low on the horizon. Dr. Donald Yeomans of Computer Sciences Corp. urges patience until January when the comet becomes an evening object. He provides Central Standard Times for December sightings, noting brief naked-eye chances at dawn and the erratic impact of twilight on visibility.

Dallas Lex Texas Donald K. Yeovans Dr. Yeomans Computer Sciences Corp Silver Spring Key City National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Del Rio News-HERALD sporadic publication notes

Fragmented OCR text shows irregular notes about subscription rates and advertising, with scattered names and phrases. It references Del Rio, a newspaper setting, and mentions weekends, prices, and editorial hints. The readable content is sparse and non continuous.

Mexico backs 200 mile sea limit after 1975 talk

Mexican Foreign Relations Deputy Minister Ruben Gonzalez Sosa said 200 mile territorial waters will become global policy after the 1975 Marine Resources Conference. He cited 86 Third World countries in favor and noted only the United States, Japan and the Soviet Union oppose. He proposed 200 mile fishing rights pats, flexible where coastlines are closer.

Alfonso Chardy Associated Press Ensenada Mexico Ruben Gonzalez Sosa Gonzalez Sosa United States Japan Soviet Union Gonzales Sosa United Nations Venezuela Ceriteria Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Baja California Penal Pit Oy U.S Foret Luis Echeverria Baja Transpeninsula

Pioneer 10 Nears Sweep By Jupiter

Pioneer 10, a 570 pound unmanned probe, speeds toward Jupiter to gather color photos and data. At 6 25 p m PST it will pass within 81000 miles of the planet and push toward the solar system edge, with radiation belts posing a risk to transmission.

William Jupiter Solar System Earth

Democrats Pursue Senate Vote to Limit Filibuster

Senate debate on a plan to end the filibuster and force action on a debt ceiling bill failed. The cloture vote stood 47 to 83, short of the two thirds needed. The package would fund campaign finance checks with a $2 tax checkoff and cap spending, while offering matching funds to candidates.

Janet Staibar Associated Press Washington (Ap Caropalena Senate PT Ee Ie Finance Cam Roun Beiaries James Allen

Stab Attack Aims at Convicted Migrant Killer Corona

In Vacaville California prison, Juan Corona, 40, after 27 knife wounds with left eye removed, fights for life. Authorities say four inmates in custody. attorney Garcia says Corona knew at least one attacker, possible both. Corona convicted last January of 25 migrant worker murders. held in a medium security cell with a two inch blade found nearby.

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