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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1974
Page
2
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A Supreme Court hearing centers on whether the President may withhold White House tapes from a special prosecutor. St Clair argues that only impeachment can breach the executive legislative balance, insisting the President may refuse disclosure to protect executive functioning.
In a reflective piece by Tom Tiede, Arthur Goldberg discusses the solitary work of Supreme Court justices as the Nixon judgment approaches. He notes their monkish isolation, internal debates, and resistance to outside influence, while warning that past rulings show outcomes can defy expectations.
Two letters critique a board dinner scandal with taxpayers paying for meals at Howard County offices. A second letter urges support for H.R.700 proposing a tax deduction for blood donations and urges readers to contact Ways and Means Committee.
An article describes the Center for Short-Lived Phenomena in Cambridge Massachusetts sending rapid reports on events from earthquakes and oil spills to animal migrations. The network includes 2,300 correspondents and 50,000 students through the International Environmental Alert Network. Subscribers can receive weekly event packets for 250 per year with checks payable to Smithsonian Institution CSLP.
In the July 1924 notice the county health officer rejects claims that drinking water chlorine from one city sickens residents or kills fish in Fishing Creek Reservoir. Reservoir levels remain below full after rain has fallen short and no substantial rain is predicted to lift the drought ban.
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