Judge to Rule On Nixon Tapes Within Week
Washington AP report says U S District Judge John Sirica will decide within a week whether to order President Nixon to release nine Watergate conversations tapes. Archibald Cox pressed for production. Charles Wright defended confidentiality and presidential power.
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Dollar Gains In Europe On Low Trading Volume
The U S dollar rose sharply across European markets led by London Paris Frankfurt and Zurich amid low turnover. Gold fell as rates and improved trade outlook lure funds from bullion with the pound at 2 4582 dollars and euro markets showing modest gains.
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Inflation Rate Drop Foreseen by Economic Advisers
Washington AP Herbert Stein chair of the Council of Economic Advisers said inflation next year should be substantially lower than 1973 once the current price bulge passes. He expects food prices to rise less than this year’s 17–20 percent and notes new Phase 4 food price controls take effect Sept. 12 with rules limiting profit margins and requiring cost pass-through.
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EPA May Ease Air Standards to Permit Coal Use
Washington sources say the Environmental Protection Agency may loosen its secondary sulfur oxide limit to allow power plants to keep burning coal while preserving the primary health standards. An EPA official denied plans to relax the standard, noting any change would aim to tighten protections rather than weaken them.
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Kissinger Moves to Secretary of State Post
President Nixon names Henry Kissinger as secretary of state in a cabinet shakeup, signaling a push for closer ties with China and the Soviet Union. William P. Rogers resigns after seven months beyond his first term, to return to law practice in New York, and Kissinger will also remain national security adviser in a dual role.
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Nixon news conference yields little shift in Lawrence views
A Journal-World telephone poll finds most Lawrence residents doubt Nixon told the full truth about Watergate after his Wednesday news conference. Republicans and Democrats alike share skepticism. most respondents say Watergate should be investigated and not ignored. People cited include Helen Cotton and Ben Lomax among others.
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Canadian newsprint output drops due to five mill strikes
Canadian newsprint production runs about 25 percent below normal as strikes halt output at five mills, with no talks scheduled. U S deliveries shrink further from a rotating railway strike halting trains for 48 hours at a time since July 26. About 4,700 workers walk out at Canadian International Paper mills in Gatineau and Trois-Rivières.
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Light Shower Brings 0.07 Inch After August Lull
A promised shower yielded 0.07 inch of rain overnight, keeping August totals at 1.78 inches and far below normal after a wet July. A Kansas low pressure front sparked scattered state showers and a forecast of more through Friday with cooler nights and warm days later in the weekend.
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Football Filling Motels in Lawrence on Busy Fall Weekends
Motels in Lawrence Kansas report near sellouts on football weekends including Oct 12-13 for the Kansas University Kansas State University game and homecoming. Band Day Sept 28-29 and Parents' Day Nov 2-3 also promise limited rooms, though some games still show availability.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths 1973 News Log
In Topeka a Kansas traffic death log shows 48 fatalities for August 1973 and 402 for the year to date through 9 am Thursday. Earlier fatalities that occurred but were not reported are noted as well.
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Douglas County Revenue Sharing Plan Allocates 420571
Douglas County Commission approved an executive proposal for 420571 in federal revenue sharing funds for the fourth entitlement period. Major outlay is 240000 for environmental conservation to develop a county landfill, with 90000 for roads and bridges and 83571 for equipment.
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