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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a clash involving Israelis and a group labeled Arate in a rough, likely hostile encounter with barbed wire and barriers. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear sequence, dates, locations, or concrete outcomes to identify a specific event.
Kissinger voiced skepticism over discussions between Israel and Syria while urging a broader diplomatic effort. He arrived for a Cairo visit and outlined U.S. aims to pursue new energy sources and conservation methods amid unsettled regional positions.
A federal grand jury in Baltimore indicted eight police officers and eight civilians on gambling charges. The sealed indictment, issued Wednesday, names a retired captain and several rank-and-file officers, along with three officers no longer on the force. The case involves illegal numbers game operations in the police department.
The proposal would cut gasoline output five percent below 1972 by reducing refinery production and limiting imports due to the Arab cut. Bulk buyers and essential services would receive priority, with households facing tighter heating oil and diesel supplies and aviation fuels cut 15 percent. Military needs would be fully met under Federal Energy Office review.
Eastern Airlines plans furloughs totaling 3860 employees by the end of January due to cutbacks. The carrier cites weak demand and may extend reductions into the first quarter of 1974 with tentative schedules for December and January.
Washington AP technical experts prepare to brief U.S. District Judge Sirica on the 18 minute gap in a subpoenaed Watergate tape. The panel will deliver a preliminary report in chambers with White House and prosecutor officials present.
Governor Marvin Mandel plans a $21.5 million pay hike equal to 6.8 percent for the Maryland state workforce of about 2,008 employees. The proposal follows a Task Force report urging the state to fund more health insurance costs for workers and differ from cost of living adjustments.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese adviser Le Duc Tho will meet in Paris on December 2 to discuss matters of ritual interest in the present situation. White House aides offered no elaboration on the reason for the first talks in six months but signaled focus on continued fighting in Vietnam.
ADAK Alaska AP All 10 men aboard a four engine Christmas shuttle plane are believed dead after a crash on Great Sitkin Island as it neared Adak on a mission to ferry Navy personnel home for the holidays.wreckage found at 4700 foot level but no survivors seen.
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