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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
6
The Senate Watergate committee sued President Nixon to enforce its subpoena for White House tape recordings and documents. It seeks a court order demanding President Nixon respond within 20 days before hearings resume, arguing presidential privilege does not cover Watergate materials. The White House stated the counsel will respond appropriately.
The plan allows heating oil retailers to raise ceiling prices each month on a dollar-for-dollar basis to cover higher imported costs, while prohibiting extra profit or domestic cost increases. A 7 cent minimum markup on home heating oil remains in effect for dealers. Rollbacks in retail gasoline and heating oil prices may occur but are expected to be rare. Final regulations due next week will also cap domestic crude and maintain two tier pricing for new crude versus existing supply.
Fred Hilligiest and wife, searching for their 13 year old son David who vanished during a swimming trip in May 1971, learn he may be one of several victims linked to a perverted killer. Police uncovered 19 women by Thursday, including 17 in shallow graves near a boat shed, with ties to Rimer Wayne Henley and the Corll case. Hills and neighbors recall the vanished youths last seen entering a white van resembling one used by Corll.
A Texas mass grave discovery is described as possibly the second worst U S murder scene cited alongside California killings from 1971. The piece names Juan Corona and Charles Whitman among infamous offenders and recounts multiple high profile cases across decades and locations.
Cairo police report 70 to 80 feared dead when a bus swerved to avoid a horse drawn cart and plunged into an irrigation canal about 70 miles southwest of Cairo. Sixteen survivors were reported and Navy frogmen recovered 25 bodies.
The Justice Department filed suits against Firestone and Goodyear alleging underpricing to curb competition and near monopoly control of the $2 billion tire market. Suits were filed in U.S. District Court Cleveland, while Goodyear responded that the complaint lacks merit.
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