10 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
1
Chaves County residents will vote Tuesday from 8 am to 7 pm on a two part bond package totaling 950000 for courthouse improvements and county health office expansion at 1120 S Grand St. Registered voters may choose both or either measure with costs borne by property owners if the full issue passes.
White House lawyers urge appeals court to overturn Judge Sirica order that Nixon turn over Watergate tape recordings for private inspection. They argue the ruling imperils the presidency and constitutional norms by forcing confidential material into public scrutiny.
Local meat market officials say predicting beef price direction after the Cost of Living Council lifts the ceiling is premature. Retail prices may rise next week to absorb recent losses, while wholesale cattle prices are not expected to change much. Shoppers report price levels similar to before the freeze as retailers await buyer guidance.
President Nixon tells a Democratic Congress he will seek compromises on national problems while pressing priority bills on trade tax and pension reform energy and education funding. He vows veto power if spending grows and urges cooperation to balance the budget and curb inflation.
Roswell city officials meet in regular session to study updates to the New Mexico Uniform Traffic Ordinance and discuss routine items. Visitors include a Jaycees spokesman on a circus October 6 and Eastern New Mexico State Fair Board plans for September 25 to 29.
Rep. Wilbur Mills leads opposition to broadening US trade with the Soviet Union if dissidents face martyrdom. Ten Jewish scientists in Moscow urge Western aid for Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn while Medvedev appeals to global intellectuals to push Moscow on emigration and political repressions.
Atty. Gen. Richardson gave the Senate Foreign Relations Committee a memo from an FBI wiretap summary on 13 government officials and four newsmen as part of Kissinger's secretary of state consideration. The committee meets again to decide further steps while Richardson argues the summary does not affect qualifications.
Dense fog shrouds the middle Mississippi Valley with scattered thundershowers across the central Rockies and Gulf and Atlantic coasts. In London a blast at Kings Cross injures six and damages a ticket office. In Las Cruces two El Paso men are indicted for bribing a public official over a $2000 bribe. Coast Guard delays search for six bodies from a DC8 crash near Cold Bay Alaska due to stormy weather.
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