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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1973

Page

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Industries fear fuel shortages threaten Southern Illinois

Southern Illinois industry faces potential hard hit as interruptible gas service from Central Illinois Public Service Co extends into fall and winter. Plants like Lastour Corp Norge Turco Packing and Du Quoin Packing report propane supply strains and no solid commitments, raising production risk and regional economic concern.

Karen Rethe Southern Illinois Central Illinois Public Service Co CIPS Richard Skrobis Lastour Corp Murphysboro Lastour Northern Gas Co Sirobis Sam Easterly Turco du Quoin Packing Co

Laos Pathet Lao Seizes Power and Forms Coalition

The Pathet Lao and Premier Souvanna Phouma reach a political and military accord giving Communists 80 percent control of Laos and a coalition government. Foreign forces to withdraw within 60 days. North Vietnamese presence along the Ho Chi Minh trail appears unaffected.

Souvanna Phouma Pathet Lao Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail South Vietnam United States Vientiane Iphanouvong Royal Army U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Th Pathet Lao State Department

Supreme Court to hear bombing halt appeal in Cambodia

Justice Thurgood Marshall will hear arguments on a federal court ruling that halted U S bombing in Cambodia after the 2nd Circuit stayed Judge Orrin Judd's order. The hearing comes days before the August 15 bombing deadline set by Congress.

Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall U.S Cambodia Marshall 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals New York U.S. District Court Orrin G. Judd Judd Appeals Court Congress The American Civil Liberties Union Appeals Second Circuit

Skylab 2 astronauts fix leak amid motion sickness

Skylab 2 crew members Jack Lousma Alan Bean and Owen Garriott suffer ongoing motion sickness while repairing a tiny leak in the orbiting station. Ground teams remotely add gas to the system after a leak in the nitrogen oxygen pressurization. A trash airlock handle mis-seal halted the leak and the crew continues a 59 day mission. Meanwhile a Southern Railway freight derailment damaged three cars but caused no injuries.

Space Center, Houston Space Station Jack R. Lousma Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Space Agency Bean Garriott Lousma Mission Control Skylab

Senate Moves Toward Overwhelming Pass on Election Reform Bill

Senate leadership pushed for final passage of a broad election reform bill tightening limits on gifts and campaign spending. House to debate Europe troop cuts and a $21.4 billion military procurement authorization amid a week of busy appropriations bills before a planned August recess. The veto power to recall Congress from vacation eyed in unprecedented resolution. Senate approved it.

Senate House U.S Europe Cambodia Congress

Senate Watergate hearings extend past August as new witnesses added

A Senate Watergate committee member said hearings would not recess until after seven more witnesses testify following John Ehrlichman. The list includes Haldeman Gray Kleindienst Cushman Walters Peterson Helms, with Colson absent. A Nixon statement is anticipated within 7 to 10 days after this phase ends. Weather forecast calls for 70 percent shower risk tonight, cooler high 80s Tuesday, and warm trend from Thursday.

Senate Watergate Committee Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii John D. Ehrlichman White House H. R. Haldeman L. Patrick Gray III FBI Richard G. Kleindienst U.S CIA Robert E. Cushman Vernon Walters Henry E. Peterson Richard Helms Charles E. Colson Haldeman Watergate Committee Senate Hugh Scott Nixon Pennsylvania

Picket Line Set Outside Delano Grape Growers

Hundreds of United Farm Workers members began picketing Delano grape growers after contract talks collapsed. Cesar Chavez called a strike against 29 growers as the midnight contract expiry neared a five year struggle with broader union battles. No incidents reported as 500 cars formed lines near Delano and Lamong areas.

United Farm Workers Union Cesar Chavez Kern County UFW Lamong Afl-Cio Teamsters Union

Ehrlichman Details Nixon Requests for Watergate Reports

Ehrlichman testified that Nixon eight times from September to March sought a complete Watergate report but never received satisfaction. He said he warned Nixon after learning of planning sessions in April and noted the president pressed for a definitive statement on the affair. Ehrlichman and Haldeman resigned April 30. Dean was fired the same day.

Washington Nixon John D. Ehrlichman Senate Ehrlichman Daniel Elisberg Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Erhlichman Clark MacGregor Donald Segretti Congress White House John W. Dean III California George Bush H. R. Haldeman John N. Mitchell Dean Henry E. Petersen Haldeman Petersen Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Commerce Maurice H. Stans Stans Commerce Department

Talmadge Took Bimini Flight On Rockwell Jet

Senator Herman E. Talmadge of Georgia flew to Bimini on February 9 aboard a Rockwell Sabreliner arranged by the contractor. Rockwell arranged executive jet trips for Congress members and hosted the trip, with Bahamian officials confirming Talmadge and Rockwell Washington official R. J. Watson as passengers. Talmadge, on the Watergate committee, has declined to discuss the trip.

Washington Star-News Washington Herman E. Talmadge Dga Caribbean Congress Rockwell International Dulles International Airport Bimini Rockwell Defense and Aerospace Contractor Talmadge R. J Doc) Watson Select Committee Senate

Hearings planned for Ozark air crash in St Louis

Public hearings into the Ozark Air Lines crash near Lambert Field St Louis are likely in August or September per Ozark public relations and a Transportation Board spokesman. Survivors witnesses and investigators would testify. 41 passengers and 3 crew were aboard with 34 dead and 6 survivors, later two died. Names include Nicolette Cordin 12 Chelsea Michigan and Barbara Robertson Crestwood Missouri.

Ozark St. Louis Ozark Air Lines Robert Wilson National Transportation Safety Board Transportation Board Wilson The Williamson County Lambert Field Nicolette Charlene Cordin Chelsea Mich Barbara Robertson Crestwood Nicolette Tamara ‘‘Tanchie Stuart Sikevitz Chicago EPA

Magruder Flees to London Ahead of Guilty Plea

Jeb Stuart Magruder told the Senate Watergate committee he plans to plead guilty to a single conspiracy count over the affair. He flew to London Sunday night with his wife and four children.

Jeb Stuart Magruder Senate Watergate Committee London

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Skrobis Norge Lawrence Hichler Ilinois Tli Nois Turco Manufacturing du Quoin J. T. English Illinois Power Co Whitlam Australia Gough Whitlam Henry Kissinger China Southeast Asia Huddersfield England Ling Centralia Southern Railway Delano, Calif Magruder
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