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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1974
Page
2
The city moves to close the Watershed for 30 days to install use rules and enforcement. Picnicking allowed but camping banned as officials tighten controls on 8 000 acre watershed to safeguard drinking water from contamination.
The draft Senate Watergate committee report accuses President Nixon of raising milk price supports in 1972 to aid his re election campaign after milk producers pledged 2 million dollars. It says the move cost government and consumers hundreds of millions and ignored agricultural experts.
Former White House special counsel Charles Colson told impeachment investigators he warned President Nixon by mid February 1973 that confidants in the campaign were involved in Watergate. He said Nixon declined to hire an outside lawyer and later urged Colson to bring solid facts back. Colson’s draft testimony aligns with earlier notes to Doar. He recalled telling Nixon that John Mitchell and others must be involved and that Hunt should not be scapegoated. He also cited pushing for independent counsel and Rankin as a possible appointee.
A 400 strong Washington area high school class reunion reveals how years after graduation peers split into varied paths from academia to Wall Street. Among the attendees, Phi Beta Kappa winners, entertainment producers, and a librarian mother of two are contrasted with others who pursued business, teaching, or parenthood as time has reshaped their identities. The piece reflects on anticipation, shock, and the lasting impact of youth on midlife.
Berry era reunion reveals women at center of achievement to a surprising degree with mothers educators artists and a noted portraitist sculptor and welder. Men include space age engineers doctors lawyers and offshore oil venture leaders while many widows and new marriages mark a life of rapid change and enduring pride.
Yesterday the June 22 1924 base pouring for Market Street repaving stalled as heat kept workers from starting. Superintendent Fort says lack of men halted progress. foreman expects a Saturday restart. Health officials report typhoid fears near Point of Rocks are easing per Dr Kefauver.
Mayor Donald B. Rice announces an audit of the city’s finances for the current year covering July and the present administration to reveal the financial picture for the outgoing and incoming administrations. The charter allows either the Mayor or Board of Aldermen to order audits any time. The State Roads Commission will open bids July 13 for by pass road construction including three bridges and grading for a 2007 mile dual highway from U S 16 to the trumpet interchange with the Baltimore National Pike.
Colson recalls conflicting reports and the President asking for more names after considering Larry Walsh. Colson notes the President seemed troubled and announced on March 21 that he would undertake the investigation himself.
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