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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
3
U S fighter bombers destroyed three long range antiaircraft guns in North Vietnam during the 33rd strike of the year, with Maj Charles Johnson reporting no American losses. A separate Phantom was shot down in Laos while attacking the Ho Chi Minh trail, with two crewmen rescued.
Ron Best attempted a cosmetic paint job at his Dorset bungalow for his daughter Christine's wedding to Alan Chivers. A blowtorch ignited the structure burning Christine's trousseau and forcing cancellation of the honeymoon. The couple will use their $240 savings for new clothes.
Maryland Attorney General Francis Burch hints at surprises as Howard County Circuit Court opens with a motion to quash subpoenas issued to Dorchester County grand jurors and witnesses tied to H. Rap Brown arson indictments. Protections scope and potential FBI involvement are at issue amid a delayed trial.
The Customs Bureau will thoroughly search returning service members and all Southeast Asia mail. 100 percent examination of mail from military post offices is planned, with cooperation from base commanders to check baggage and cargo. A recent seizure of 17 pounds of heroin from Bangkok bound military mail at Ft Monmouth valued about 1.75 million underscores the crackdown. 248 similar drug seizures were made March 1 to April 24 through Army and Air Force post offices.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers toured the Sharm el Sheikh area with Israel's army chief of staff and met in Jerusalem with Premier Golda Meir as he pressed for more flexibility in peace talks. He noted a better understanding after the flight and hinted at ongoing discussions on proposals.
Edward N. Cole of General Motors testified at an EPA hearing that current technology cannot guarantee 1976 model cars will meet the Clean Air Act limits for hydrocarbons carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides by 1975. Ford Chrysler and foreign makers echoed the concern noting the 90 to 98 percent cuts required pose a formidable technical challenge.
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