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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1973
Page
2
Kissinger outlined concerns over possible concessions to the Soviet Union and kept talks private while aiming to influence European troop cuts, the European Security Conference, and the broader U.S. stance. He shifted focus to Arab nations, inviting leaders from 19 countries and planning general discussions without new American proposals.
Washington AP reports the health system spends 2.4 billion annually on care. A steering committee under Ash seeks reduced DoD overhead while preserving force structure. Proposal includes requiring military personnel and families to pay for some specialized services and drugs, with parallels to private plans.
An outside committee’s report on bridge design work was prepared by Hardesty & Hanover for the JE Greiner Co. It blames the Greiner firm for most of the costly and time consuming pile driving problems. The report was released publicly after a secret delay ordered to protect the public interest.
President Nixon asks Judge Sirica to dismiss the Senate Watergate tapes bid. He argues he is not subject to a congressional committee and remains opposed to releasing the tapes to the committee or to Cox. The case sits before a federal appeals court.
Acting Ways and Means chair Rep Al Ullman says the committee will begin work on pension reform anchored to the Senate bill. The plan includes guaranteed benefits, 15 year vesting, government insurance of plans, and tax incentives for personal retirement accounts.
In Santiago AP report the United States formally recognizes the Chilean military regime three days after the Soviet Union cut relations with the anti Allende faction. State Department says relations will continue. About 20 nations recognize the junta including Panama Haiti and Venezuela. Companies seek negotiations on compensation for Chilean holdings. Allende nationalized copper mines at start of his term, a move supported by opposition and leftists.
Cambodian authorities reported a blocked highway into Phnom Penh as Khau Rouge forces attacked a supply convoy on the Mekong River. Insurgents fire delayed shipments, with 150 to 286 trucks daily, and three river freighters plus three fuel tankers reaching Phnom Penh from South Vietnam after coming under fire south of the capital. No casualties were reported.
Miami AP report says two American graduate students held captive for a week claim witnessing the execution of about 400 to 500 people. Adam Garrett-Saathpat says his wife, troops called subversives, leading to their expulsion from Chile and return to Miami on a rare departure flight.
The Senate began a secret session on the Trident program amid debate over delays and required notices. Senator McIntyre led a seven member minority opposing the proposed delay and urging six months notice to communities hosting major military installations as the session continued.
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