10 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon told Congress he is ready to compromise on solutions to national problems. He pressed priority bills on trade tax energy and crime while warning against deficits and defense cuts. The address urged a bipartisan renaissance and warned he would veto excess spending.
Nixon lawyers urge an appeals court to reverse Judge Sirica's order for White House tape records. They argue the ruling exceeds authority and threatens executive privilege and the balance of three government branches as Cox seeks broader access to Watergate tapes.
A lighthearted note suggests speeding postal deliveries by paying all postal workers via mailed paychecks, reflecting playful humor about the postal system.
Inside the News-Star page guide outlines sections and key features including Abby Lowman Broadway Radio TV Classified Sports Comics Theater Jumble and Editorial notes. It indicates page numbers for each area and overall 38 pages in the issue.
The Northeast Louisiana Camellia Club starts its season with a meeting tonight in the Lou is Locke Room at the Ouachita Parish Public Library Monroe. Greetings on number 27 go out today to David Belcher at 318 Morris Ave Monroe.
Partly cloudy skies with a slight 20 percent chance of showers today in the Twin Cities and Monroe area. Highs near 90, lows around 70, light northeast to north winds 10 to 15 mph. FAA records show a Sunday high of 91 and a 75 morning low at Monroe Municipal Airport.
Atty. Gen. Richardson presented the Foreign Relations Committee with a memorandum drawn from an FBI summary of wiretaps on 13 government officials and four newsmen tied to leaks in 1969. The panel will decide what further sources to pursue while noting the investigations do not affect Kissinger's qualifications.
An executive session of the committee was convened after Richardson met with members to seek a settlement over the release of FBI wiretap reports. The session occurred amid ongoing debates over access and transparency.
About 1,500 crews battled six major fires covering 26 600 acres across Humboldt Mendocino and Napa Sonoma regions. Finley Creek led with 13 000 acres. Mendocino 7 000. Mt Vaca 5 400. Esses 640. Apple Tree Ridge 360. Tahoe NF 206. Containment improving as winds ease.
President Nixon calls for decisive action this year on energy, heat, power, crime, education, housing, and campaigns reform. He urges rapid passage of the Trade Reform Act of 1973, creation of a Department of Energy and Natural Resources, and use of strategic stockpile sales while pushing for seven energy bills.
River stage readings show rising water with station Monroe marking a 40 to 20.5 rise as Camden reports a 20.7 to 1.4 increase. Authorities monitor changes and warn of potential overflow.
Bombs exploded in two crowded central London train stations injuring twelve people with two in critical condition. A police inspector at Euston said one man died, but Scotland Yard later said no deaths had been confirmed.
Cullman Alabama AP report details Jo Welber who trains carp at Smith Lake marina to surface and take food from a baby bottle filled with chicken mash and stale bread. Fish range 3 to 12 pounds and gather by the dock with visiting guests feeding them.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says Congress will promptly consider Nixon's new proposals to avoid confrontations. He notes cooperation is possible and will convene appropriations chairs to review energy and economy requests quickly, while acknowledging differences with the administration but aiming for constructive legislation.
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