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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
1
The Senate approved a Mansfield plan to reduce U.S. troop levels overseas by 40 percent over three years, bringing many forces home from Europe and other bases by June 38, 1976. The vote was 49 to 46 in a major shift amid ongoing debates over the Agnew situation and judicial process concerns.
A weather brief notes a warmer trend tomorrow with mid to upper 60s temperatures. Chance of showers tonight and tomorrow is possible.
Calendar notes television listings and a feature on Women Your Birthday hosted by a doctor. The brief item highlights program lineup and a health topic segment.
A severe storm system tore through Kansas and the Central Plains with multiple tornadoes. North central Kansas suffered heavy damage including a four block wide path through Clay Center while other storms caused destruction near Salina. Flash floods followed in Kansas and Nebraska as residents surveyed the wreckage.
Vice President Agnew under federal probe for possible tax bribery extortion and conspiracy. President Ford and Albert speak after a meeting with the vice president. Questioned about impeachment, Albert says nothing ruled out as the case simmers since the August disclosure. Agnew protests innocence.
Presidential speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan told the Senate Watergate committee he did not promote dirty tricks and denied authoring or guiding any sabotage against Democrats including Sen. Edmund Muskie. He said an internal campaign to malign him violated committee rules and rejected claims of Nixon campaign infiltration of opponents.
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