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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1974
Page
2
The News-Post recalls the late Mr. Bies who died at a Mund home in Wy henhac Washington. He was known for his firm demeanor and candor, earning a reputation as a pro in 35 years of journalism and reporting on political figures and events. NEA notes his work will be served with NEA.
Bruce Biassat died in his sleep Monday, found by his wife after a breakfast call. He began journalism at United Press in 1930 and wrote for the Washington Stars with a noted distinctive style. May his soul rest in peace.
The piece traces the Pentagon Papers saga from Ellsberg to Watergate, posing whether Ellsberg was a hero or traitor and linking the disclosures to White House abuses. It cites Nixon’s claim of constitutional authority and reviews charges, plus questions whether presidents influenced secrecy, with context on the broader trust in institutions and a separate note on Pace’s Positive History advertising campaign and urban energy transport issues.
Rebozo trace shows an 11978.84 dollar check to Babcock Company for electrical and painting work at the Nixon Key Biscayne home with multiple payments and unwitnessed checks. Reports tie these expenditures to secret cash deliveries from Howard Hughes while noting possible pool and architectural costs. A separate Chinese opium smuggling syndicate in Taiwan and Hong Kong links, plus a reported 10 million dollar donation by Nixon to Egyptian charity Waafa Wa'l Amal, are also referenced in the period coverage.
Edith D Klein of Route Frederick Maryland writes to praise the News-Post for publishing PTA information and aiding volunteers. She adds appreciation for community support and signals ongoing concerns as a Jefferson development resident questions plans to dam Broad Run.
Berry's World reports residents of Frederick County opposing plans by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Metropolitan Sanitary Commission to dam Broad Run. They warn of a $450 hookup fee, street disruptions for water pipes, and mandatory water bills despite ample private wells. Residents seek answers from the Commission and Mr. Dorsey.
President Dr William E Park of Northfield Schools will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Hood College Sunday at two pm. The event honors arts and sciences graduates and attendees, with a dinner for the senior class and faculty.
The long troubled Frederick County Jail faces repeated criticism from Grand Jury reports and health and fire inspections. ACA and state findings show persistent defects, inadequate capacity, and unsafe conditions, urging immediate planning for a new jail and regional facility to resolve overcrowding and management issues.
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