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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
2
The Senate approved the war powers compromise 73 to 20 and sent it toward final action. The bill would force a president to withdraw US forces abroad within 60 days unless Congress authorizes a longer 90 day extension for withdrawal if extra time is needed.
A 40 foot Colorado blue spruce arrived in Washington to serve as the nation's official Christmas tree. It will be planted at the Ellipse behind the White House and decorated and lighted annually for the two week Pageant opening this year.
The indictment centers on Egil Krogh Jr a former White House aide charged after a grand jury returned an indictment for burglary and conspiracy. He allegedly lied under oath about activities of E Howard Hunt and G Gordon Liddy. Krogh did not appear in court and awaits arraignment next week. Senate Watergate committee hearings described Republican tactics to sow discord within the Democratic Party as the Watergate crisis unfolded. The probe also covers the Plumbers' activities and related fraud.
Virginia power officials warn that outages and power failures are likely unless five new long distance transmission lines are approved. Lionel Barthold told the state commission that delays and outages have left generation stressed. He notes planned lines in Remington Warrenton Morrisville Bristerburg Mt. Storm and Louisa County with Potomac Edison sharing Mt. Storm to Morrisville.
Cambodian officials contest the United Nations seat held by Lon Nol's government and seek to transfer recognition to Prince Norodom. The nonaligned summit backed Sihanouk and divisions loom as the 25-nation steering committee weighs whether to allow debate. Long Boret asserts Phnom Penh has an edge amid mixed support.
Cambodian government columns linked along Highway 4 toward the sea to push insurgents farther from the Som port, after three weeks during which the highway to the seaport was cut.
A garbled report hints at expectations of a U S trade surplus next year. The text references figures around five to six billion dollars and mentions officials such as Hears Kearns in a context about export policy and the dollar's stability. The passage is unclear but points to economic outlook and policy discussion.
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