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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
6
London reports a government plan to curb fuel use will slash paychecks or jobs for millions of Britons. Anthony Barber to unveil further measures including taxes import limits and possible food rationing amid a three day or shorter work week and power saving rules.
Weather and shortages delay seven mile K-10 project segment east of DeSoto. Steel and diesel fuel shortages slow delivery and two right of way land lawsuits hold progress near a year. If bids meet estimates, contracts may be awarded to complete grading by 1974 and surfacing by end of 1975. The project is first of three to extend the Lawrence to K-7 freeway.
The White House plans to urge critics of President Nixon to reveal their own finances as lawmakers scrutinize his half million dollar donation tax issues. Senate and state officials in California face cross fire over income tax questions.
Kenneth S. Applegate aged 25 from Sconi Kansas died from head and chest injuries after a tractor he drove ran off a road fifteen miles west of South Fork Colorado. A trailer loaded with meat overturned and spilled across the highway.
Republican National Chairman George Bush in St Louis after a $100 a plate dinner said the GOP is in reasonably good shape and midterm elections will test it. He defended Nixon, insisting there is no proof of wrongdoing and that the President will not resign or be impeached.
In Washington the Roy plan to curb oil industry windfall profits survived a House attack by 213 to 188. The measure would authorize the Federal Energy Administration head to set crude and refined oil price guidance and create a mechanism to address profiteering complaints.
Retired Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren denounced the Watergate scandal as conduct debasing our institutions and said secrecy in high places caused the tragedy. He spoke at a National Press Club luncheon Thursday, urging greater transparency to protect the rule of law.
The deadline to file briefs in the firemen parity pay appeal has been extended to Jan 4. Attorney Dean Burkhead said the case goes to the Kansas Supreme Court after a Douglas County District Court ruling found the salary schedule not subject to a city referendum.
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