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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1974
Page
4
Chevrolet spokesman said GM expected to spend on repairs after safety agency flagged two bracket defects in Buick Electra and Cadillac models with cruise control. The Vega issue involves accelerator linkage and potential engine warp, prompting recalls and safety reviews across several GM vehicles.
Rev. Billy Graham voices deep concern over transcripts of President Nixon’s Watergate conversations. He says the moral tone in the papers is profoundly disturbing and that he examined them before commenting. He defends candor about his friendship with Nixon while urging righteousness.
CENTREVILLE AP The developers of Columbia scrapped plans for a waterfront development in Wye Island citing absence of environmental support and economic concerns. The Queen Anne's County officials terminated the option to purchase land amid opposition from watermen over pollution fears.
Baltimore's Board of Education unveiled a desegregation plan for the city schools. It calls for pairing 2 elementary schools within a 1 mile radius and busing at middle and high school levels, with a plan to avoid elementary busing. Public hearing follows as HEW’s deadline nears.
A Fairfax County probe into Skyline Plaza North after the 1973 collapse finds cracks on every floor. Ohio lab reports cracks in concrete walls and slabs and urges reevaluation of 221 columns and walls for compressive strength before any repair plan.
Francis X Carma, a dairy cooperative official from Letagh Valley, pleaded guilty to participating in an illegal contribution scheme to President Nixon's reelection campaign through the cooperative. US District Judge George J. Halrotha presided as the court noted the conspiracy involved the cooperative's finances and multiple contributions.
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