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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1974
Page
2
Washington report notes Treasury Secretary and other officials considering fresh measures to curb inflation. The discussions outline steps to tighten monetary policy and influence consumer demand amid rising prices.
In Richmond Virginia AP report a seven man five woman jury begins hearing testimony in the trial of Robert Elwood Boyer of Baltimore charged with murder maiming and robbery in a March 9 shootout at the Confederate Angels motorcycle club house. Security is exceptionally tight with many deputies and officers present. Police say Boyer was arrested on a federal firearms charge after items seen in his van led to a preliminary search and impounding of the vehicle.
U S airline spokesman says final approval of a conference plan is expected later this summer. Fares to Europe will rise sharply but a new discount excursion fare priced at 60 to 70 dollars below the standard 22 to 43 day itinerary is designed to lure back travelers from charter carriers.
A heat wave and higher electricity use plus plant outages forced utilities from Maine to Virginia to curtail voltage by five percent. The New England Power Exchange reduced voltage Tuesday as cooling demand rose and six power plants were out of service for mechanical troubles or maintenance.
Mitchell faces questions over a 75000 payment linked to Nixon era matters. The probe centers on whether the payment was initiated by Nixon and how it was justified. St Clair argues the payment ties to March 21 events while Rodino and Doar clash over questioning scope. Kalmbach Petersen Colson slated for testimony as the impeachment inquiry nears decisive steps.
Green, attorney for an estate, fights to remain guardian after court found him grossly negligent. Judge orders repayment of over 235000 to estate for commissions fees and failed investments. Green plans appeal. Letter from Worthington HT to First National Bank of Maryland cited as substitute guardian role.
AP reports signs that the Soviet Union may dismantle old ICBMs to swap for modern submarine missiles under SALT. Willan Beecher declined to detail SST and SS-8 statuses, while U.S. and allied sources note potential Soviet stock reductions. The United States faces no MIRV deployment yet. conversion of 41 subs to Poseidon is advancing, with 28 completed or underway.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger appears to testify as the Ehrlichman trial enters its tenth day. He is linked to attempts to smear Ellsberg and to requests for a psychological profile on Ellsberg, with other witnesses detailing CIA involvement and the Beverly Hills break‑in at Fielding’s office.
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