McCord Says Dean Led Bugging Preparations in Watergate
Former CIA agent and Watergate defendant James J. McCord told Senate investigators Dean knew of the bugging plan. Magruder denied knowledge, while White House Press Secretary Ziegler rejected the Times report. Sentencing for McCord and others was delayed as they weigh cooperation with the probes. A protest meeting was planned over access to FI files in the Watergate case.
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Supreme Court to Decide Wiretap Rules From Mitchell Era
Washington UPI The High Court agreed to hear next term whether the Justice Department violated wiretap rules during the Mitchell years. Lower courts split over cases in New York City and Baltimore. The government says procedures were followed. opponents argue the practices breached law and precedent.
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EPA Debates Delay On 1973 Auto Emission Standards
EPA weighing whether to delay clean air rules as GM Ford Chrysler and AMC urge more time while Honda and Mazda pledge 1975 standards can be met. NAS says tech exists to reach the target. Lindsay warns delays hinder New York’s compliance. Debates include catalytic converters versus stratified charge engines and mass production testing.
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Noel Coward Dies at 73 in Jamaica
London AP reports Sir Noel Coward, famed British playwright and multi talent actor, died Monday at his Jamaica vacation home at age 73. Secretary Joan Hirst said he died of a heart attack early this morning after a long career spanning theatre, music, and prose.
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Market Basket Rises $34 as Farmers Gain Share
Washington AP report shows the annual food bill for a typical four person family rose by $34 in February. Farm share climbed $18 while middlemen took $16 more, signaling continued inflation pressure and possible White House calls for higher crop output. Government may adjust 1973 acreage programs to boost corn and soybean production.
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Patman Urges 60 Day Price Freeze on Economy
Washington AP Wright Patman, Democratic Banking Committee chairman, proposes a 60 day freeze on all prices and interest rates to counteract Phase 3 failures. He argues immediate action is needed to halt spiraling rents and costs and outlines a bill drafted by committee members.
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Nixon moves to curb lumber prices with increased harvests
The Nixon administration announced plans to curb rising housing costs by boosting lumber harvesting in national forests and seeking Japanese voluntary restraint on U.S. timber purchases. Cost of Living Council Director John Dunlop told a Senate subcommittee the government will improve railroad freight car availability and hinted at possible price controls on the forest products industry.
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Laotian Rebels Come to Terms
North Vietnam announces a three day plan to release all remaining American prisoners. First 32 freed Tuesday at Hanoi Gia Lam. Nixon accepts deal, signaling renewed U S troop withdrawal. Talks continue on Laos prisoner releases and economic controls amid ongoing negotiations.
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House Snags Prison Work Release Bill
Des Moines lawmakers debate a prison furlough and work release bill. The measure passed the Senate February 2 but faced a near hour of debate in the House with a 72 to 3 defeat of an amendment to kill it. Proponents cite rehabilitation and community programs while opponents argue leniency is misused.
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