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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1973

Page

7

Shultz Plans To Stay On As Treasury Secretary

President Nixon rejects Shultz's milder policy and freezes prices for 60 days while Connally, once close to the President, appears ready to leave. Shultz remains as chief economic spokesman though past clashes over policy continue.

Washington George P. Shultz Treasury Nixon John B. Connally Connally White House Texas Shultz Office of Management and Budget Labor

EPA proposes traffic controls for 11 metro areas

The EPA proposed traffic control plans that could remove autos from Los Angeles by 1977 and cut driving in northern New Jersey by over 60 percent. Acting administrator Robert Fri asked Congress to extend Clean Air deadlines for severely affected areas, with emphasis on meeting standards in time.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Los Angeles New Jersey EPA Robert W. Fri Congress Fri

Cease Fire Begins With Shaky Start in Vietnam

Viet Nam’s new ceasefire opened amid rocket and artillery fire with no progress on Kissinger Tho 14 points. Fighting and US air strikes continued in Cambodia as two parties remain at odds.

Saigon Vietnam Cambodia

Carter inspects Fort Stewart renovation during third Georgia Guard visit

Gov. Jimmy Carter in a hard hat surveys a Fort Stewart building as Georgia National Guard commander in chief. The article notes his third gubernatorial visit amid unit maneuvers and ongoing military expectations as negotiations in Paris stall and cease-fire details face delays.

Hinesville Georgia National Guard Fort Stewart Jimmy Carter

Referendum Expected In August On County Bond Issue

Thomas County voters face an August vote on a 2.1 million State Junior College bond after the County Commission unanimously approved a referendum plan. The board must advertise the measure for 30 days and set a July 10 meeting to finalize the resolution. If approved, the earliest vote would be August 10 or 14, with officials noting no further special meetings planned.

Roy Trefftzs Thomas County E.P. McCollum County Commission Theron QO. Davis Jack Kelly Firestone Rubber Co Chamber of Commerce Firestone Payroll Development Authority

Watergate targets cited in Magruder testimony

Senate investigators heard Magruder say the Nixon campaign aimed to discredit Democratic national chairman Lawrence O'Brien by illegal espionage. He implicated John Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman, with Mitchell denying involvement, while Gordon Strachan kept Haldeman updated on Watergate progress.

Washington Senate Jeb Stuart Magruder John N. Mitchell Magruder Lawrence F. O’brien O’brien H.R. Haldeman Nixon Haldeman Arle Ell Aodi White House Mitchell Committee For Watergate Gordon Strachan

Gas Rate Hike Looms as Federal Ruling Pending

City utilities chief Roland Clayton says a roughly 20 percent gas rate increase for all users is contingent on federal rulings tied to President Nixon’s price freeze order. South Georgia Natural Gas VP Talmadge Ferguson says company awaits Washington directions before July.

Roy Trefftzs South Georgia Natural Gas Co Nixon Roland Clayton Talmadge Ferguson South Georgia Natural Gas Washington Clayton

Brezhnev Arrives for U S Soviet Summit Visit

Brezhnev plans a weekend in the United States starting Saturday then meetings with Nixon at the White House Camp David and in San Clemente. Officials say the summit will not yield a broad SALT accord but may push toward durable nuclear limits and a smoother negotiating process.

Washington White House Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger U.S Geneva Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev Camp David San Clemente Calif Brezhnev Moscow Soviet Communist Party United States Maryland Mountains Oceanside

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