Turnpike Closed in Ohio Amid Truck Driver Protests
Ohio State Police shut a 32 mile stretch of the Ohio Turnpike between Toledo and Fremont as truck drivers protest diesel costs and low speed limits. Authorities reported 1,700 trucks blocked state highways at the peak. 27 drivers were arrested as tear gas and riot gear were used to clear major routes.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Classified Rates and Contact Info
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription rates and delivery options. Rates include home delivery in Tucson by carrier or auto, outside Tucson by mail, and state or Canada pricing. Contact numbers and publication details are provided for subscriptions and ads.
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Dayan Arrives for Urgent Talks on Geneva Peace
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan travels to Washington for talks with Henry Kissinger amid tension on battlefronts. Both Dayan and Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmi affirm the Geneva peace conference will begin as scheduled on December 1. Sec states says new Indochina war powers do not lift combat bans.
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U S Defense Spending Surpasses European Allies
NATO figures show the United States will spend about 78.462 billion on defense worldwide this year, nearly twice the 39.974 billion spent by 12 European allies. Last year the U S spent 77.638 billion versus Europe at 33.416 billion.
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Vesco Granted Argentina Visa Amid Extradition Debate
Argentine papers report fugitive financier Robert Vesco and associate Ulrich Strickler were granted permanent residence visas in Argentina. A federal judge ruled they are not subject to extradition to the United States on ongoing charges.
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Ford takes office pledging loyalty
Gerald Ford was sworn in as the 40th vice president by Chief Justice Burger in a packed House chamber. The vote by the House 387 to 25 and Senate 92 to 3 confirmed him under the 25th Amendment after Agnew’s resignation.
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