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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

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Nixon Energy Plan Aims To Delay Auto Emission Clean Up

The Commerce Committee approved a compromise auto exhaust clause delaying stricter cleanup for at least a year. The provision would force 1975 standards but pause further exhaust controls until 1977 as part of emergency energy legislation. A final committee vote was expected today amid a Senate vote on a $20 billion energy R and D bill.

Nixon Senate William E. Simon Federal Energy Programs Simon

Ford’s swearing in as vice president and pledge to law

Gerald R. Ford was sworn in as the 40th vice president by Chief Justice Burger before Congress and a watching nation. He pledged loyalty to Nixon and dedication to the rule of law and equal justice, while the House approved his nomination 387 to 35 and the Senate 92 to 3.

Washington Gerald R. Ford Nixon Ford Warren E. Burger Congress House Spark M. Matsunaga Hawaii Senate Spiro T. Agnew William “Fishbait Miller James O. Eastland Dmiss Supreme Court Henry A. Kissinger Burger Lincoln United States

Double price on pump in Ohio triggers math rule

In Columbus the Ohio Department of Agriculture explains a method for gas stations to handle prices above 49.9 cents per gallon. Pumps may post total sale signs stating equals one half total sale, requiring both dealer and consumer to multiply by two to reach the correct price.

Columbus Ohio State Department of Agriculture Gene R. Abercrombie

Partial I-280 blockade and Ohio Turnpike closure widens

Ohio highway patrol reports a 32 mile section of the Ohio Turnpike from Maumee to Fremont stayed closed after trucks blocked I-80 and 280. Detours are in place as protesters vow to continue action, led by Walter Barclay. About 200 drivers met near Hebron to press fuel price and speed limit grievances.

Maumee Fremont Ohio Walter Barclay Omaha Neb Hebron Columbus

Kissinger urges Arabs to ease oil embargo amid peace talks

Secretary of State Kissinger urged Arab states to relax the oil embargo as a Geneva conference on Middle East peace nears. He said discriminatory measures toward the United States are inappropriate and that Washington will support Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied in 1967. He thanked the Soviet Union for aiding talks but warned against pushing extremist solutions.

Henry A. Kissinger U.S Simon Washington Middle East United States Kissinger Geneva Soviet Union

Kissinger Dayan Meet Shapes Middle East Peace Talks

Kissinger and Moshe Dayan held discussions in the United States on Middle East cease fire prospects and the upcoming peace conference. Dayan, visiting to brief U S officials and Jewish leaders, anticipates allied support while Kissinger predicts a conference with coalition backing. Dayan heads to NATO ministers in Brussels then to five Arab states and Israel.

Kissinger Moshe Dayan Israel Dayan United States U.S Middle East Washington North Atlantic Treaty Organization Brussels

Weekend Weather Outlook for Middletown Area

A clear and cold weekend is forecast in the Middletown area. Tonight's low 15 to 20 degrees, Saturday's high in the 40s, with Thursday's high 33 and overnight 27. There is a chance of rain Sunday ending Monday, with Sunday’s high mid 40s dropping to the low 40s by Tuesday.

Middletown

Chapin pleads innocent in Watergate related charges

Chapin 32 former presidential appointee pleads innocent to four counts alleging false grand jury declarations about Donald Segretti. Judge Gesell released him on recognizance. Segretti pleads guilty to three misdemeanor campaign law violations and cooperates with prosecutors. A trial date for Gesell remains set for February amid an 18 minute White House tape gap inquiry.

Washington (Ap Dwight L. Chapin Watergate Grand Jury Donald H. Segretti Chapin Segretti Florida White House

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