Beame accepts resignation of New York sanitation chief
New York Sanitation Commissioner Robert Groh quits after an ultimatum from Mayor Beame to clean up the streets or resign. The resignation takes effect Oct. 3 after Beame warned of heads rolling if conditions did not improve in 10 days amid layoffs and budget cuts. Groh denies the ultimatum influenced his decision.
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Father and daughter serve as Phoenix police officers
Robin Boughner 21 sworn in to begin a 15 week police academy course with her father Phoenix Police Sgt Gene Boughner aiding her. It is the first time Phoenix has had father and daughter serving simultaneously as officers.
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Shriver enters 1974 Democratic presidential race
Sargent Shriver, brother-in-law of John F. Kennedy, announces a "people's campaign" for the 1974 Democratic nomination. He outlines a legacy claim to the Kennedy era, denies being a Kennedy stalking horse, and notes federal matching funds readiness. He weighs NH and Massachusetts primaries and opposes backing George Wallace.
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Deadlock on New York at large delegate rule
The Democratic Compliance Review Commission narrowly deadlocked 10 to 9 over challenging New York State at large delegate allocation under a 15 percent threshold. A final decision requires 11 votes, leaving the dispute to be revisited and potentially affecting 300 to 400 convention delegates nationwide.
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Army misdiagnosis tied to Fort Detrick death secrets
The daughter of microbiologist Liam A. Boyles says Army doctors first treated his death as a cold, then misled about the cause. Army later disclosed Boyles died of anthrax and admitted falsifying death certificates and a press release.
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