Nixon Calls for Reform and Self-Reliance in Government
Nixon outlines a plan to shrink federal programs and redistribute power to states and individuals. He predicts a new round of SALT talks, prioritizes the Middle East, and argues for a leaner government to foster independence and responsibility among Americans.
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Cabinet Shakeup Casts Light on Nixon Admin Plans
Reports indicate possible resignations among Cabinet members as Nixon weighs ongoing politics and cabinet steadiness. Romney already said he would stay until after the election, with Laird expected to depart at term end. Names like Hodgson Kleindienst Rush Jackson Rumsfeld Washington surface as potential successors or replacements.
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Democrats chart goals for 93rd Congress in 1973
The Democrats, assuring continued control, set goals for the 93rd Congress including tax reform, national health insurance, consumer protection and a higher minimum wage. They expect early votes on bills vetoed by Nixon, and discuss a contest for House majority leader as Hale Boggs, Nick Begich, and others seek support.
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Christmas Walk decorates Ely home tour for hospital fundraiser
Lisa Hudnutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudnutt, admires a decorated tree at the William Custor home on Washington Ave during Elytia Memorial Hospital auxiliary board Christmas Walk. Four homes opened for the event, with color photos and another story on Page C-8.
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Nixon victory peace spur draws mixed Vietnam talks
U S ambassador Porter says Nixon win brings peace nearer. Hanoi insists no quick peace and accuses the United States of refusing to sign the accord. Saigon and Hanoi negotiators clash over aid, forces, and cease fire timing as talks continue.
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Weather Forecast With Light Rain In Prospect
Light rain is possible today with a high in the upper forties and mostly cloudy, cool conditions. Tonight and tomorrow stay cloudy with a small chance of rain, low in the upper thirties and highs near 50 to 55. Winds shift from northerly to easterly and southeasterly, and precipitation chances range from 10 to 30 percent. Sunset and sunrise times are listed as 9:40 p.m. and 7:10 a.m.
Ford to buy Fruehaup plant for Avon Lake expansion
Ford Motor Co. announced acquisition of Fruehaup Corp. Avon Lake facility to expand Econoline truck production. The 870000 square foot plant on a 115 acre site will paint Econoline bodies from Lorain and start operations in October 1973, creating about 368 jobs. Work begins in early 1973.
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