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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1973
Page
1
Washington AP reports wholesale prices fell by 6 percent last month marking the biggest drop in 25 years. The decline in food and farm product prices signals a likely drop in supermarket costs in the coming weeks, ending a period of high food inflation.
A Florida Young Republican testified that Donald Segretti hired him to sow negative campaigning during the 1972 Democratic primary in Florida. Testimony shows planned pay increases and immunity deals. Segretti and others face upcoming appearances as the panel flags sabotage and political manipulation. The report also covers Labor Department wholesale price data showing September declines amid earlier spikes.
Baltimore AP report on the grand jury probe into Spiro Agnew with talks of subpoenas to newsmen and officials. Judge Hoffman restricted witnesses and depositions while Nixon defended Agnew against press leaks as the probe centers on bribe, extortion, and tax allegations from Maryland 1960s offices.
President Nixon says he will not endorse any 1976 GOP hopeful until they prove themselves in the primary battles. He notes history shows some senators and governors struggle against tougher competition in a presidential race. He lists several possible candidates including governors and mayors, but omits Vice President Agnew from the roster.
Roxbury reports a young woman died in a fire incident prompting investigations. Authorities have not issued a restraining order in connection with football letters reportedly involved. Local readers are urged to stay tuned for updates.
The Senate Watergate committee urged Judge Sirica to apply the Aug. 28 tape ruling to its suit seeking White House recordings. Cash argued the tapes are essential to uncover presidential conduct, while Dash noted the committee could continue without them but stressed broader constitutional duties and possible drastic legislation.
The Biddeford Planning Board heard proposals for two state subsidized developments. Berry Park, a 36 unit family subdivision on Raymond and Hill streets, will be built by Village Park Associates with York-Cumberland Housing Development Corporation. A 60 unit six story elderly high rise on Graham Street will be built by C M Cimino Co of Westbrook. Construction begins this fall with HUD and Maine State Housing Authority subsidies.
Biddeford Mayor Gilbert Boucher, a 48 year old general contractor, announced plans to run for his third two year term in the December 3 city election. He touted a three year stretch with no tax increase and highlighted industrial growth, housing for the elderly, a new recreation facility, upgraded fire and police services, and airport expansion as key achievements. He has led Biddeford since 1969 after defeating Leo Lemire and previously served on the city council.
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