Subpoena Expected On Pre Watergate White House Tape
The House Judiciary Committee plans to subpoena a pre Watergate White House tape next week to probe whether Nixon knew in advance of the Democratic National Committee break-in. John Doar will seek the subpoena at the April 4 session, involving Nixon, Haldeman, and Mitchell. The panel resumes closed hearings on impeachment grounds.
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H.R. Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Reisony
Jeb Stuart Magruder
James D. St. Clair
Peer W. Radin Jr
Myersville Mayoral Race Narrowed To Keller and Doublin
In Myersville Maryland voters will select a mayor and five council members Monday May 13 from 2 to 7 pm at the fire hall. Incumbent mayor Claude Keller faces former mayor Grayson Doublin with a slate of Keller backers Anna Lee Brown Robert R Falkenstein Gilbert S Stroup Howard E Woodward and Doublin backers Willis Brunner James Myers Stanley Kline John Hipkins Joseph Summer. An independent candidate Howard L Metzger is running for the council. The incumbent administration touts sewage improvements federal and state funding totaling 893000 with town contributions 25000 and notes trained staff and maintained sewer rates.
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Claude Keller
Grayson Doublin
Keller
Anna Lee Brown
Robert R. Falkenstein
Gilbert S. Stroup
Howard E. Woodward
Doub
Willis Brunner
James Myers
Stanley Kline
John Hipkins
Joseph Summer
Howard L. Metzger
Eithersine
Myersville
I-70
Supermarkets Urged To Lower Prices
Washington AP Agri policy a Pioneer says supermarkets should lower prices but advisers say not to expect. Farmers took major price adjustment in early weeks. Herbert Stein chairman Council of Economic Advisers said food price increases should slow in April to June. He noted reductions in individual items would be felt now if any occur. Stein projected inflation well below recent rates.
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Washington
Agripore
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stem
Shane Pas Sarathgee
Stein
Fein
No Decision Reached On Nursing Home Site
Frederick City and County officials failed to agree on funding for a parking garage and the sewer connection for the Montevue Nursing Home. County plans to build and pay for the line with a Swear rebate collided with a city proposal to finance oversized pipes raising city tax concerns. Federal grant timing could push funding to 1976, leaving the project unsettled and prompting calls for compromise before next week’s meetings.
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Montevue Nursing Home
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Montevue
Ronald Young
Young
Michael Pue
James Bryan
Buhding
Lawrence Dorsey
Backpacking course kicks off at Frederick Community College
Dave Roherr led an introductory backpacking session with nineteen students, including many under 18, at Frederick Community College. He stressed practical gear, notably stiff hiking boots, and warned soft soled footwear travels poorly on rough terrain. He shared bear stories and safety tips as the class began.
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Frederick
Dave Reherr
Frederick Community College
Roherr
Robert
No Plans To Reconstitute Metropolitan Commission
County leaders say they will not reconstitute the county Metropolitan Commission. They asked for resignations from Commission Chairman James Grove and member Nash Kefauver last December over conflict of interest claims, but both refused to resign. The dispute centers on permit issues, use of funds, and private interests linked to Kefauver’s developers.
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James Grove
Nash Kefauver
Kefauver A Grove
Ralph Gastley
Nho
Metropolitan Commission
Pascal Campanile
T Wo
Grove
Board of Frederick Business Properties
Kefauver
Charles G. Spicknall
Fountaindale
Middletown
Richard Zimmerman
County Board of Health
Zimmerman
Board of Health
Spickwall
Donald L. Lewis
Dorsey
Derr
Lewis
Noah
Lewis Sists
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Donald
Jetter
Nixon Fighting For Political Life
President Nixon pressed forward on a campaign swing toward Oklahoma with aides insisting he will not be driven from office by rumors or public doubt. He was bound for a Stillwater football stadium appearance as a student poll and Senate pressure on impeachment stirred calls to transfer power to Vice President Ford pending resolution.
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Baittling
Nixon
Oklahoma
Sug
White House
Alex
Ronald L. Ziegler
Stillwater
Republcan
Milton Young
North Dakota
Gerald R. Ford
Mandel Aide Linked To Prison Probe
Michael S. Silver, an aide to Gov, is linked to a Baltimore County grand jury inquiry into possible payoffs for preferential treatment centers. Charis W. Rashe paid a county lawyer $15,600 to aid her husband Cannon, dismissed from a prison post after Silver pressed for special treatment. Cannon, now a prison warden in Joilia, said he received several calls from Annapolis in a telephone interview. Continued on Page A.7.
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Baltimore County Grand Jury
Charis W. Rhashe
Pa- Cannon
Silver
Cannon
the Sun
Cann
Joilia
Annapolis
Mandel Refuses Comment On Contracts Probe
Washington AP report says Gov Marvin Mandel and two close associates decline to comment on federal probe allegations that architects and contractors were pressured to buy insurance and engineering services from firms run by the associates to win state contracts. The story names Tidewater Insurance principals Dale Hess and Harry Consus, and cites sources saying U.S. Attorney George Beall is pursuing the allegations.
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Washington Lap
Marvin Mandel
Dale Hess
Harry Consus
Tidewater Insurance Co
Tidewater
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