19 Jan 1974
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1974
Page
1
Reported progress in Israeli Syrian engagement with possible land and border questions under dispute. Negotiations touch on Gaza Heights and areas occupied in the October fighting and 1967 war, as parties seek a framework for broader settlement.
An AP report from Houston describes Shell and other oil firms denying windfall profit allegations. The piece notes oil output near 10 million barrels daily, with Shell's 1972 return on gross income at 9.2 percent versus 11 percent for all manufacturing, and cites expectations for 1973 comparisons.
In Los Angeles Dino Martin was arraigned on gun possession charges. His lawyer claimed the collection was a hobby and not criminal, stressing technicalities about transfer taxes and notification of the collection. A U.S. attorney countered that Martin did not appear involved in any sale.
A Wayne guard faces charges for using equipment forged or misused by others. The incident involves improper access and alleged intent to benefit from the resources. Details on the case and official statements were not fully disclosed in the report.
In Washington the discussion centers on President Nixon’s crisis with calls for resignation or potential impeachment. Mills argues Vice President Ford could gain broad acceptance for hard choices ahead, while Leader Hugh Scott notes support for Ford over Nixon and anticipates more decisive action.
Ann Scott and leaders of the National Federation of Business and Professionals celebrate Maine becoming the 31st state to ratify the equal rights amendment. The group raised 167 560 dollars toward a 250 000 goal and cite AFL CIO influence as a possible factor in the Maine vote.
Washington AP reports a White House staffer connected to President Nixon’s donation of vice presidential papers valued at 576000 plans to resign after revealing regret over his role. He faced questions about the donation timing before a 1968 cutoff and declined to confirm signing before the date. The staffer said the White House failed to back him amid the controversy.
Rome reports oil prices hitting records abroad while floods mount in Northwest states. Officials warn import bills rise as price spikes threaten economies. Washington aid requests follow disastrous floods. Idaho Governor Andrus to tour flood sites in the northern Panhandle.
The suit filed Friday in circuit court charges the company formerly known as the Glidden-Durkee Division with violating four state clean up orders since 1970 to treat acid discharges. It seeks immediate relief.
A state investigation shows 14 of 81 truck stops overcharged customers for diesel fuel up to 2 percent. Six violators were rechecked and found non compliant. eight more will be rechecked later, officials said.
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