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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1974
Page
2
Kennedy says he would consider running for president and would decide by next year. He notes family members would not veto his decision and acknowledges questions about the Mary Jo Kopechne case if he campaigns.
Outgoing Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says Americans may not see relief from high rates without inflation gains. He notes the 9.036 percent record for government short term borrowing and backs Fed policies to curb money supply while leaving office Wednesday. Labor Secretary Brennan sees no immediate inflation solution.
The Commodity Credit Corp. will finance sales totaling 15 million dollars of wheat to Peru, according to an Agriculture Department spokesman.
A Metrobus spokesman said drivers are returning to work with about six percent of buses expected to roll today on the Shurney Highway Express route. Denes began returning to work Monday night as union leaders hope most drivers return. A federal judge imposed a 25000 daily fine on Local 689 for ignoring a temporary restraining order.
A British Airways stewards strike canceled 20 foreign flights including all US service. About 2,000 passengers were rerouted by other airlines. The strike threatens to ground all inter continental flights within 48 hours while European service continues. Demands include shorter hours higher pay for unsocial hours and higher overseas allowances. Estimated daily loss reaches 1.68 million dollars.
White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt says swearing in the Nixon tapes caused inaudible portions during tape startup and speed changes. He cites audio gain shifts and voice pitch as factors, noting Nixon’s deeper voice compared with Dean and Mitchell. About 1,670 portions are claimed unreadable by transcribers.
Los Angeles riders switch from cars to the 25 cent bus as high fuel prices and parking fees push demand. The 110 by 55 mile zone offers 3 cent rides after a $9.6 million federal share. Rider counts rose 15 percent with plans to grow to 25 percent more by June 30. The district added buses, refurbished old ones, and hired 130 drivers to reach 3,000.
The Nixon mining leader faces a fine amid debate over fuel shortages as upcoming talks with workers unfold. UMW President Arnold Miller's position on several issues is uncertain. A Pennsylvania based firm, representing eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland shippers, weighs in on 1971 price supports.
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