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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1973
Page
15
Albert Miller, 82, beaten by two robbers at gunpoint in Kansas City, may lose an eye after cornea transplants four years ago. He and wife were tied, blindfolded, and robbed of $200. the assailants told him to not see.
An IRS spokesperson outlined auditing procedures after a congressional report found a large share of the 700 individuals named on the so called White House enemies list faced audit probes.
Civilian leader Carlos Arias Navarro was named Spain's new premier and will take the oath on Jan. 2. Officials said the delay holds no political meaning. He is expected to keep most of the cabinet from the late Franco era, with interior minister vacancy to be filled.
A top administration economist Herbert Stein suggested creating a large national planning agency to coordinate economic policy, arguing the current dispersed approach is inadequate and the CEA is overstretched. Fellow economist Otto Eckstein and other officials echoed the call amid discussions at the American Economic Association meeting.
New Jersey state lottery officials proposed a new form of state run lottery patterned after the illegal numbers racket to boost revenue as current proceeds sag. An aide to Gov elect Brendan Byrne indicated quick approval and no legislative action needed with potential operation as early as next spring or summer. The plan would aim to outbid illegal operators by offering a legal alternative.
Joseph Sieff, 68, president of the Marks and Spencer group, was shot at his London mansion by an unidentified gunman. Police suspect an Arab terrorist and warn Jews to expect possible further attempts. Sieff, who raised funds for Israel, survived after surgeons removed a bullet from his head.
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