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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1973

Page

4

Nixon Gift Deed Sets Access Rules for Vice Presidential Papers

President Nixon declared no restrictions on the gift of his private vice presidential papers to the government, yet the deed and accompanying documents restrict who may view them and where they are deposited. The papers remain sealed under the deed with transfer to a presidential library planned, while Nixon has deducted $482,000 in four years for the gift and faces ongoing tax considerations.

Washington Nixon White House Internal Revenue Service National Archives Internal Revenue Code Associated Press Pri Richard C. Tufaro National Security Council Tufaro Warren New York John W. Dean III Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Congressional Committee General Services Administration IRS

Power Struggle Reported Behind China's Facade Grows

U S intelligence sources note a growing military civilian power struggle in China amid factional maneuvering to influence leadership after Mao Tse-tung's anticipated death. The radical wing seeks to erode army influence and expand urban civilian militia, challenging Premier Chou En-lai while Mao and Chiang Ching back the effort.

Washington China U.S Mao Tse-tung Mao Communist Party Peking Shanghai Radical Party Chiang Ching Peoples Liberation Army PLA

Support Shown Fer ry A Tightening Of Energy Restrictions

Princeton AP Poll shows about 40 percent want stricter government energy rules while 49 percent back current limits. The survey of 1550 adults conducted Nov 30 to Dec 3 finds 73 percent lowered home temps and 62 percent drive slower to save energy. 62 percent favor 50 mph limit and 57 percent back year round DST. few support bans on Sunday driving or gasoline sales.

Princeton, N.J

Wife Joins Husband In Centennarians' Circle

Laura Green turns 100 as her husband Joshua Sr. reaches 104. The Seattle couple, married April 24, 1901 in Mississippi, will mark the milestone with their son and two daughters alongside nurses in their home. A mathematician notes such double centenarians are exceedingly rare, with perhaps six other couples like them in the U.S. Her birthday cake gathering reflects one of the nation’s oldest living pairings.

Seattle Laura Green Joshua Sr Missy Mr. Green Mississippi Peoples Savings Bank Peoples National Bank Green Sr Green Jr Bainbridge Island

General Motors recalls 780,000 1974 models over suspension defect

GM launches its largest recall in two years covering more than 780,000 1974 Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac cars and GMC El Camino trucks due to upper control arm nut loosening risking steering pull and noises. Defective parts can be replaced at no cost beginning mid January at dealers.

Detroit General Motors Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac

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