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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1973

Page

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U S Russia Reach U N Cease Fire Accord In Gaza War

Egypt and Israel said they would halt fighting as the U N Security Council deadline passed at 11 50 a m CDT The proposed cease fire would halt hostilities where both sides stood at deadline Syria was studying the plan but had not announced acceptance The conflict involved Israel Egypt and Syria with fronts near the Suez Canal and Damascus

U.N. Security Council Middle East CDT Egypt Israal Security Council New York Syria Suez Canal Damascus Israel Council

Cease fire approved as Middle East fighting halts

Reporting from New York and Tel Aviv describe Egypt and Israel halting hostilities under a U N Security Council resolution. Fighting continued across Sinai and the Suez Canal with Syrian and Iraqi forces involved in Syria. Khadafy criticizes a UN imposed cease fire while Libya funds support. The cease fire deadline arrived as Kissinger met Meir and Eban and prepared talks in London.

Sinai Canal West Bank Suez Canal Syria Jordan Iraq Security Council Middle East Hussein Amman New York U.N Henry A. Kissinger Moscow Tel Aviv Golda Meir Abba Eban Israel

Unthinkable Alternative Raises Impeachment Push

A House Judiciary committee member will introduce an impeachment resolution against President Nixon for obstructing justice. White House aides predict no immediate success while AFL-CIO leaders urge Nixon's resignation or impeachment if he does not resign. Senate figures push for public hearings on Cox tapes and possible violation of pledges to appoint an independent prosecutor.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Nixon White House Miami Beach Fla Afl-Cio Congress Labor Federation Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Senate Cox Jerome R. Waldie Dcalif Waldie Judiciary Committee House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Anne Armstrong Carl Albert Peter W. Rodine Jr D-N.j Albert

Onalaska Gas Pumps Demolished After Truck Collision

Buds Mobil Station at 641 2nd Ave South Onalaska suffered a total loss when a Grain Belt truck allegedly lost brakes and jumped the curb striking a gas truck and its pumps. Alton A. Olson of Mindoro, driver of the Grain Belt truck, was involved. A motorist avoided injury as pumps exploded and Onalaska firefighters responded.

Bud’s Mobil 2Nd Ave. S Onalaska Edward Bietlich Highway 53 Alton A. Olson Mindoro Bietlich Tribune

Weather outlook mild and fair into midweek

Continued fair and mild Monday night and Tuesday with a low near 47 and a high around 75. Light southerly winds. Wednesday brings variable clouds and a chance of showers.

Energy Team Seeks Public Comments

Washington AP report: The Federal Energy Resolution Study Team FERST invites public comments on options to organize all energy related regulatory activities of the government. The team was recently appointed and aims to study alternative regulatory structures.

Energy Team Washington Federal Energy Resolution Study Team FERST

Sirica weighs options after Nixon tapes refusal

U S District Judge John J. Sirica studies possible actions as President Nixon defies orders to surrender Watergate tapes. Clerks note four routes including waiting for Stennis, holding a hearing, pursuing contempt, or trying Nixon in court.

Washington U.S Sirica U.S. Court of Appeals United States Nixon Harry Kalven Jr University of Chicago Law School Appeals The

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