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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
1
The 60 day general price freeze ordered by President Nixon, with raw agricultural products exempted, risks shelves shortages while processors warn they cannot raise prices to retailers. Suppliers report rising costs for potatoes and fear a lack of buyers if prices rise too high.
An administration spokesman said the new economic program may cause price rollbacks in major sectors. The IRS will audit firms that raised prices over 1.5 percent since January, with eight or nine industries under scrutiny including electrical equipment and chemicals. The 60 day freeze excludes wages, interest, dividends, rents and farm product sales.
The White House says the upcoming U S Soviet summit aims at a breakthrough toward permanent nuclear curbs but will not deliver a sweeping new arms limitation agreement. Kissinger said no substantive SALT deal will be reached during the week long meeting.
Donald Decker has 10 days to qualify as special judge in a class action against Vigo County School Corp filed April 17 by Gus Sacopulos for more than 500 plaintiffs. Other plaintiffs’ lawyers include Eric Frey George Tofante and Thomas Spelman.
Mayor William J. Brighton warned the city will feel the gasoline shortage within 10 days with no relief in sight. Sisson Bros. has 31,000 gallons for all customers this month while city use is about 30,000 gallons per 30 days, threatening police, fire, and emergency vehicles. The fuel crunch also threatens Hulman Field aviation service with planes grounded if no supply arrives. Brighton planned to seek federal aid and urged public transport usage while Indianapolis faces mandatory allocations and higher fuel costs.
The walrus will aid a wounded fellow before seeking safety, illustrating animal loyalty and social behavior observed in marine mammals.
In Senate testimony Jeb Magruder links final approval of the Watergate espionage plan to John Mitchell. He says the purpose was to discredit Lawrence O'Brien, Democratic national chairman, by gathering information through illegal wiretapping and coverup intents. Magruder implicates Haldeman and Mitchell in lies to shield Nixon’s election.
Former Nixon campaign deputy Jeb Stuart Magruder testifies the burglars aimed to discredit Lawrence F. O'Brien. Immunity talks suggest Gordon Strachan will say Haldeman knew of the coverup. Rose Mary Woods holds a secret contributor list, not destroyed. McGovern says voters would have faced a different result if the coverup had been known.
Arthur C Banks a 26 year old Negro playwright faces an assault case at a federal penitentiary after an August incident involving guards. U S Attorney Stanley B Miller asks the Seventh Circuit to reconsider allowing attorney William Kunstler to represent Banks. The court had halted its reversal of a ruling denying Kunstler and the plea cites ongoing legal entanglements.
Very warm and humid weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight around 70, highs Saturday in the upper 80s to around 90. Illinois partly cloudy warm and humid with highs in the lower 90s. Dirt-dust count 81 micrograms per cubic meter. Sunrise 5 22 a.m. Sunset 8 18 p.m. River stage 10.5 feet and falling. Temperature readings show 69 at 6 00 am and 77 at 3 pm.
Terre Haute council passed a 75 000 appropriation for right of way along Ft Harrison to negotiate with 15 property owners between Lafayette Ave and 13th St. The Youngstown trunk sewer purchase proposal for 305 000 was withdrawn for further study. An apartment complex plan for 2001 S 19th St was presented, with zoning changes for a 120 unit project.
The 1973 Hoosier Boys State nears its end with the Outstanding Citizen award ceremony at 9 p.m. in Tilson Music Hall ISU campus. Memorial service at 4:30 p.m. at Marks Field honors fallen veterans. Notables at the Governor's Review include Col. Robert Gilmore William Whaley James Abraham Robert Konkle and Dr Alan Rankin. The Carl Graham Award will be presented following the review. The winner will attend Boys Nation with Gov Michael McGraw in ongoing political series.
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