Violence Flares in Ohio Truck Protest Amid Shutdown
Violent clashes accompany a prolonged truck protest in Ohio and Pennsylvania as authorities report arrests gunfire and damaged rigs. The action centers on diesel fuel price guarantees and higher freight rates to offset rising fuel costs and lower speed limits.
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Brezhnev Set to Address Cuban Rally in Havana
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev arrives in Havana for a Plaza de la Revolucion address and a week of talks with Fidel Castro. He is touring Cuba with Andrei Gromyko and a team of specialists, amid questions on U S Cuban relations and possible policy shifts.
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State of Union Message Set For Wednesday Address
Washington officials say President Linus will deliver his State of the Union address Wednesday with a nearly 100 page domestic policy written statement to Congress. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said the long document will expand on the speech. Networks plan one hour of Democratic response airtime Friday night featuring Senator Mike Mansfield who will read a statement and take questions.
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Mushroom Recalls Cost Taxpayers 6.5 Million Dollars
FDA Commissioner Alexander Schmidt said twelve mushroom recalls in the past year cost taxpayers over 6.5 million and required 360 man years, with 10,000 inspections forgone. He urged new laws for plant registration and recalls oversight, criticizing industry and the National Canners Association for gaps in records and support.
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Chinese say American held in Paracels to be freed in batches
Hong Kong border release promised as Chinese news agency reports 48 captured Saat Views in the South China Sea battle. Gerald Emil Kosh, 27, of Lafayette Hill PA, cited as prisoner. State Department did not confirm release. Kosh served as a regional liaison officer to Vietnamese armed forces and was stationed in Da Nang.
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Trade Increase Boosts U.S. Jobs By 1.5 Million
The Commerce Department reports a 1973 U.S. trade surplus of 1.7 billion with exports at 70.8 billion and imports at 69 billion. A $1 billion in exports creates 72,000 jobs, implying 1.5 million new jobs last year, aided by dollar devaluations that lowered prices of U.S. goods abroad.
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Syria and Israel clash on Golan Heights front
Damascus reported Syrian ground forces destroyed an Israeli armored troop carrier amid a clash on the Golan Heights front. Cairo indicated Egyptian troops held Suez Canal positions while Israel moved back from Suez defenses. no casualty figures were released.
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Four Murders Trigger San Francisco Manhunt
Police launched a citywide manhunt for two gunmen suspected in four random slayings and a serious wound over two hours in three neighborhoods. Victims were white. attackers used .32 caliber automatics and fled in a black Cadillac, as Emeryville authorities investigated a related case.
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Inmate Pre Release Centers Proposed to Ease Overcrowding
Annapolis officials consider decentralized pre release centers to reduce prison crowding. The plan would place centers across the state to provide counseling supervision and work release options with about new beds expected next year. Officials cite high rearrest rates and argue rehab can lower recidivism.
Georgia Rejects ERA Vote in Georgia Legislature
The Georgia House of Aves rejected ratification of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution. The vote Monday night was 107 to 70 against the amendment.
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