Watergate tops 1973 news list by AP editors
The 1973 yearend ranking places Watergate first with Agnew second and the Vietnam end third. It notes the scandal’s White House reach, Nixon aides resignations, and ongoing probes into Nixon’s involvement and cover up.
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Nixon Aides, Agnew Resignations Define 1973 Year
A tumultuous year seeps from Watergate fallout to Agnew resignation after a tax case. Nixon vows loyalty as public demand for impeachment grows and Vietnam peace yields mixed results amid inflation and the Yom Kippur War’s aftershocks.
No Trouble For People Traveling This Holiday
Most Americans who tried to go home for the holidays got there without much trouble. Colorado faced heavy snow with 10 inches in Denver closing streets highways and airports. Traffic to resorts like Lake Tahoe Nevada rose as travelers headed from Northern California per the CHP report.
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Partial Eclipse Draws Little Public Interest in New England
A modest partial eclipse barely visible over New England drew little interest from the public and astronomers. A Bedford engineer viewed the event for about two hours using binoculars and cardboard. A Costa Rica group of 45 observers led by Dr. Donald Menzel planned to photograph the comet Kahoutek while awaiting the eclipse’s optimum view.
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Weather outlook Terre Haute Indiana Illinois forecast updates
Partial clearing tonight cooler and partly sunny Wednesday with 30-35 degree lows and mid to upper 40s highs. Indiana sees similar clearing and temperature trends with mid to upper 40s Wednesday. Illinois tonight partly cloudy colder with 30s to around 40. Wednesday partly sunny. extended outlook shows snow chances for Thursday into Friday and colder temperatures through Saturday with highs in the 30s and 20s overall.
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Energy chief cites public action easing fuel shortages
Federal energy chief William E Simon praises Americans for energy saving as rationing may be avoided. He notes possible price rises in gasoline and heating oil due to Middle East crude increases and says further shifts depend on oil producers. Vice President Ford urges Congress to pass emergency energy legislation before holidays.
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Israel to send special team to Geneva for talks with Egypt
United Press International reports Israel plans a Geneva mission to discuss troop pullbacks along the Suez cease fire line with Egyptian officials. Defense Minister Dayan said the talks aim to resolve the unresolved pullback issue from Kissinger’s six point peace plan and stressed reserves would stay mobilized until a treaty is signed.
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Christmas Day Across The Globe Amid Shortages And Tensions
Christians honor Christmas with services and gifts while energy shortages and economic worries persist worldwide. Skylab astronauts send a 16 minute Eve message of peace. President Nixon spends the day at the White House with Kissinger. Britain restrictions bite as Ireland border violence looms. Queen Juliana urges Dutch resolve amid Arab oil squeeze. Pope Paul’s mass draws 40,000 at St. Peter’s, fewer than 4,000 in Bethlehem. Israeli soldiers guard Mangor Square as Moscow notes area tensions.
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Tribune Star Christmas Basket Fund Reaches Record Total
The Tribune Star Publishing Co. reports over 3000 dollars collected for the 49th annual Christmas Basket Fund, a record total from citizens, clubs, organizations, and firms. Monday morning December 24 found Russell L. Howard, advertising director, involved in the drive.
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Tribune Star Basket Fund Reaches Three Thousand Sixteen
Cash donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund total three thousand sixty seven dollars and fifty cents as supporters continue to contribute to the holiday drive.
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