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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1973
Page
3
The Canadian Senate will begin debate next week on a bill renewing the ban on capital punishment until the end of 1977, with execution still prohibited for most crimes. The House of Commons passed the bill 119 to 106, continuing a five year limit first voted in 1967.
Nine people died and more than forty injured as fog and smoke shrouded the New Jersey Turnpike in the Kearny area. State police ordered a detailed investigation into three major pileups and numerous smaller crashes along the route early Wednesday.
San Antonio based AMPI, a 40000 member milk cooperative, says it has commissioned an independent legal counsel and a national auditing firm to probe possible improprieties or illegalities in a Nixon administration political funding controversy. John Butterbrodt, AMPI president, announced the inquiry.
President Nixon, preoccupied with the Middle East crisis, postponed tonight's 9 p.m. EDT news conference to an undetermined time on Friday The delay comes as he weighs questions about appointing a new special prosecutor to replace Archibald Cox and faces Watergate related inquiries amid ongoing crisis developments.
Sigma Delta Chi denounces the Supreme Court’s refusal to hear a Baton Rouge case involving reporters jailed for defying a court order. The 8-1 decision upheld a prior restraint, with national president William C. Payette warning the ruling could stifle public access to information and set a dangerous precedent for free press rights. He urged that judges may violate the First Amendment by punishing reporters who exercise it.
Public questions likely focus on Charles G. Bebe Rebozo and the firing of Archibald Cox over the Watergate tapes. Reports say Rebozo kept a $100,000 Hughes contribution in a safe, while other disclosures involve stock from IBM tied to a Mafia theft. Congress contemplates an independent prosecutor while the House votes proceed toward impeachment deliberations.
Washington AP reports President Nixon swapped his hard line on turning over tapes after two months. He argued confidentiality is essential but agreed to deliver nine tapes to the court under a definitive Supreme Court ruling.
Kimbell Inc of Fort Worth bases 140 Buddies Supermarkets and Foodway stores in North Texas and New Mexico will refund more than 45000 to customers as reduced food prices after IRS stabilization investigators found July August and September overcharges not compliant with Phase Four rules.
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