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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
1
A flood of energy measures circulates as debates over rationing and taxes continue. Proposals include a 70 cent per gallon gas price, a 5 mile per hour nationwide speed limit, and use taxes on excess energy consumption. Several agencies report fuel shortages and curtailments.
Chief Judge Sirica privately reviews Watergate tapes as Nixon meets eight Republican leaders to discuss his finances. White House surrenders milk fund documents to a federal judge, with the material sought to be kept secret under executive privilege as a 1971 price support reversal is noted.
The House Appropriations Committee approved a foreign assistance measure totaling about 5.8 billion dollars. It includes most of President Nixon's 2.2 billion request to aid Israel in replacing Middle East war damages and supporting allied programs.
UN officials in Cairo reported that Finland's Maj. Gen. Ensio Svita failed to restart cease-fire talks between Israel and Egypt. The deadlock emphasizes Kissinger's upcoming visit, while Kenneth Rush in Jerusalem voiced optimism that Israeli and Egyptian goals align for a possible peace agreement.
Dr. Jack M. Layton former acting dean of the University of Arizona College of Medicine and head of UA pathology department has been elected president of the Association of Pathology Chairmen Inc. The group includes all heads of pathology departments in medical schools in the United States and Canada.
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