Court rules Atlantic offshore oil rights belong to U.S
The Supreme Court unanimously held the federal government owns offshore oil rights in the Atlantic, rejecting coastal states claims based on colonial charters. The decision follows Maine seeking to develop three million acres off its coast and challenges to the 1953 law granting state ownership only to the first three miles of seabed.
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St Patrick Day Observances Across the Nation
St Patrick Day festivities drew about 65,000 spectators in Washington D C making it the largest parade in the capital. New York prepared a second parade while locals wore green and sang Irish songs amid improving weather after a cold week.
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Desegregation Probe Puzzles Maryland School System
Frederick County Schools face uncertainty as U S District Court Judge Pratt orders an investigation of 125 Mid Atlantic districts for possible civil rights violations. Maryland's Nine systems named, officials say they have no details yet and seek full information.
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Express parking meters eliminated in town reform
The town's 76 express meters of 15 minutes are converted to 30 minutes after a Feb 6 meeting. Mayor Ronald N. Young, Parking Commission Chair Ronald L. Lipps, and Commissioner Ellsworth McGaha backed ending the nuisance meters to ease downtown shopping and attract customers. The panel urged merchants to subsidize meter tabs and discussed a park and shop plan at the new parking deck while opposing free on street parking.
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Ford urges continued aid and world involvement at Notre Dame
President Ford rejects isolationism and calls for sustained U S foreign aid and global engagement in a Notre Dame convocation. He stresses economic assistance, notes no fixed stance on military aid for Cambodia and South Vietnam, and urges Americans to act with world responsibility.
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Oil cost manipulations probed overcharges cited
Federal agents probe alleged oil price manipulation and illegal overcharges to utilities during the 1973 embargo. Grand juries in Jacksonville New York and Los Angeles examine possible fraud with shipments mislabeling origin and inflated prices. Investigations cover utilities nationwide with totals from twenty one to one hundred million dollars.
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Inside The News Highlights and Weather Briefs
Quassis leaves Jackie 120 million in a case as FBI seeks Scott in Hearst matter. South Viet bombs enemy positions in Cambodia. Weather predicts partly cloudy days with highs from the upper 10s to low 50s and cooler nights in the mid 30s. Socrates quote appears amid the page content.
Tax cut seen winning congressional approval
Congress aims to push a large tax cut this week despite White House concerns over spending. The House and Senate schedule votes amid Easter recess plans while environmental mining bills advance and debate over an oil depletion allowance continues. If Ford signs, rebates could arrive by May.
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Mixed fortunes hit new downtown Frederick businesses
New downtown Frederick storefronts show uneven results as Wise Discount Drug Center moves to 37th Street while Connie Moss reports solid month but room for improvement at her fabric store. Nellie Hurst plans Downtowners extension at 143 N Market St as Kyoko s Oriental draws shoppers. several shops struggle to stay afloat amid a shifting commercial scene with Parker s Drug Center closed. Markets open with broader gains on hopes of economic recovery.
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