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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1973

Page

5

Nixon sees a year of achievements despite Watergate blows

A senior aide in San Clemente portrays Nixon as satisfied with his accomplishments over the past year and determined to stay in office. He rejects resignation and impeachment as likely outcomes while stressing priorities like energy policy and inflation control for the new year.

San Clemente UPS Nixon House Judiciary Committee White House Ronald Ziegler Haig Ziegeler

Britons Enter Enforced Three Day Work Week

London reports Britain begins a three day work week as Harold Wilson calls the period the most forbidding since World War II. Government data show half a million jobless and up to a million unemployed amid coal miner stoppages and rail delays. Arthur Scargill warns of tougher wage demands while James Prior says the plan prevented catastrophe.

London UPI Pime Harold Wilson Britain Arthur James Prior

OE to keep race relations test despite NYC objections

The U S Office of Education plans to continue a race relations questionnaire for about 27 000 students in 25 states and DC. NYC officials and parents challenge its propriety calling it racist though project officer Michael J Wargo defends it as a valid measure of desegregation progress.

Washington UPI U.S Wargo White House Office of Management and Budget

Snowstorm grips central nation with heavy totals

A belt of heavy snow stretches from Kansas to the Ohio Valley with warnings extending to western Pennsylvania. Kansas Russell reports 11 inches, St Louis 10, Indianapolis 9. travel advisories from Kansas to the Atlantic Coast. Colorado also sees blowing snow and avalanche warnings, while the lower Ohio Valley experiences freezing rain.

United Press International Kansas Ohio Valley Indiana Pennsylvania Russell Kan St. Louis Indianapolis Oklahoma Atlantic Coast New England Colorado California Mid Upper Plains Florida Pacific Northwest Coast Texas Panhandle Fargo N.D Key West Fla

Skylab 3 crew reassured on pace amid planning delays

Astronauts Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Poage say they are working at the right pace after ground planning problems made progress look slower. They note improved performance since schedules were relaxed and pace aligned with Skylab 2, easing pressure and reducing mistakes.

Houston UPI Gerald P. Carr Edward G. Gibson William R. Poage Comet Kohoutek Richard Truly Carr

Watergate Dominates Editors 1973 News Rankings

UPI reports American editors named the Watergate disclosures the top news story of 1973 with an overwhelming margin. The energy crisis and Arab oil embargo ranked second, followed by the Vietnam withdrawal and POW return in both year end and long range significance ballots.

New York UPI United Press International Spiro T. Agnew U.S Vietnam Europe Latin America Asia Watergate

Avalanches Kill One at Alta Snow Resort Area

Heavy new snow caused three avalanches on Sunday near Alta Utah, burying 20 cars and a lodge, injuring a handyman, and killing Rex I Potter a 30 year old Salt Lake City ski instructor. A second slide at Cardiff narrowly missed a lodge and covered 15 cars. A previous Saturday slide at Park City West injured two instructors.

Alta Utah U.S. Forest Service Chandler St. John Forest Service William Cargill Alta Lodge Bob Hoskings Cargill Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City

Reward Offered For Kidnapped Daytona Beach Coed

The uncle of Kathy Morris 20 of South Daytona posted a $5,000 reward for information leading to the capture of a masked gunman who abducted her and held four girls captive at a birthday party in Daytona Beach. Police described the suspect as a black man in his early 20s, average build, armed with a pistol, voice muffled. FBI and sheriff’s deputies joined the statewide search as the investigation unfolded.

SOUTH Miss Morris Patricia Malarney Malarney Virginia Malarney Patricia FBI George Lubke Jr Daytona Beach

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