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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1973
Page
2
Washington reports lower food costs with the Agriculture Department noting a 24 dollar drop in September from a 17 year high. Fertilizer prices and wage controls are eased under Phase 4, amid interlinked industry pressures and potential further price impacts.
Washington AP The United States posted an September trade surplus of 873 million dollars the largest in over eight years Exports reached 6.449 billion while imports totaled 5.575 billion up 7.4 percent and down 7.4 percent from August The nine month period ended with a 153 million surplus versus a year ago when a deficit exceeded 4.8 billion.
Forecasters warned of gale force winds as tropical storm Gilda moved from the Caribbean into the Atlantic. The Hurricane Center reported gusts near 15 miles per hour with the storm centered off Cape Hatteras and expected to strengthen briefly before moving out to sea.
South Vietnam reported ongoing combat in the central highlands with 11 North Vietnamese and six government soldiers killed and three government troops wounded Thursday in attacks around the Plei Blang base, recently captured by North Vietnamese forces.
Western Europe may face severe oil shortages if Middle East supplies falter. Britain holds 79 days of oil in reserve and plans to curb fuel exports and curb usage while awaiting tanker deliveries. A AP survey finds governments optimistic about near term supply despite potential disruptions.
During a UC appearance Ruckelshaus said Sinica requested engineers to assess if Watergate tapes Nixon handed to Sinica were altered. He indicated electronics experts would determine tampering possibilities.
Maryland officials discuss possible steps under Federal Trade Commission anti trust laws against major oil companies. A state task force between the comptroller and attorney general will meet monthly during the fuel crisis to decide limited actions and enforcement avenues.
The House advances a health care measure with bipartisan support and White House backing. Rep Paul G Rogers notes House passage while the Senate weighs its version and potential amendments as staff move toward a conference.
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