Watergate mistrial plea denied in Sirica ruling
U S District Judge John J Sirica refused a separate trial and a mistrial for defendants John N Mitchell and Kenneth W Parkinson in the Watergate cover up case as prosecutors prepare to play 26 tapes. The ruling also addressed a memo by E Howard Hunt and allowed a word to be struck from the June 23 1972 tape. The Supreme Court declined to review indictments in the case.
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U.S
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Watergate
Sirica
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Richard M. Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Special Prosecutor’s Office
H. R. Haldeman
Parkinson
Mitchell
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
William O. Bittman
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Haldeman
Grand Jury
Congress
Town Action starts drive to lure downtown businesses
Town Action launches an effort to recruit new downtown businesses with Betty Ziebell handling outreach. The group plans a monthly Town Crier publication next week with Rita Gordon as newsletter manager. Volunteers and civic groups including the Women’s Civic Club join the program as commitments rise from 40 to 66.
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Operation Town Action
Betty Ziebell
Curtis A. Bowen
Town Action
Town Crier
Rita Gordon
Betty McClellan
Women’s Civic Club
Lion's Club
Bowen
Peggy Pilgram
Artists Committee
Landon Proffitt
Burns from Saturday fire fatal to 'Bones' Ingram
Frederick resident Charles Bones Ingram died Sunday from burns suffered in a fire early Saturday at his South Market Street apartment. Fire officials say he likely fell asleep while smoking, with arson suspected in another Unionville basement blaze.
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Frederick
Charles “‘Bones
Ingram
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medicine
South Market Street
Charles W. Mack
James Bohrer
Bohrer
Unionville
Shirley M. Windsor
Clemsonville Road
Libertytown
New Market
Mt. Airy
Winfield
Th. D. L. Hoffman
South Market St
Maxine Cramer
United Fire Company
Pit. Bohrer
Richard Hemrick
Uniteds
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Miem Ingram
Mack
Market slips as coal strike weighs on stocks
Uncertainty over the nationwide coal strike pushed New York markets lower. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials stood at 663.80 after a 336 point drop at 10 30 am, while losers slightly outpaced gainers on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Six arrested in drug raid largest in county history
Maryland State Police say six local residents were arrested in a major drug raid in Washington County. Authorities seized $33,600 worth of cocaine and suspect the operation moved large amounts of cocaine and marijuana from Arizona into Western Maryland and southwestern Pennsylvania. Named arrestees include Rickey Travinger 25 Alan Healey 27 Patricia Lane 23 David Hartle 26 Stephen Fishback 25 and Cecily Smith 22.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Washington County
William Clark
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Clark
Rickey Travinger
Alan Healey
Patricia Lane
Baltimore-Washington International
David Hartle
Stephen Fishback
Cecily Smith
Negotiators optimistic for early settlement
Washington AP reports a nationwide coal strike set to begin after midnight with most mines idle for Veterans Day. Union and industry negotiators remain hopeful of a pact, though a midweek settlement is unlikely and a two week walkout could trigger widespread production cuts and layoffs.
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Washington
Guy Farmer
United Mine Workers
Arnold Muller
UMW
Farmer
Norfolk & Western Railway
Penn Central
Interior Department
Arab states cut oil price despite tax hikes
Saudi Arabia Qatar and the United Arab Emirates cut the posted crude price by 40 cents to 11.65 a barrel, effective through July, while boosting taxes and royalties on foreign oil companies. Iran Kuwait and Iraq did not join, deferring price moves to OPEC. The report also notes U S Egypt wheat deals and Israel의 austerity measures.
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Associated Press
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi
Persian Gulf
Iran
Kuwait
Iraq
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Middle East
United States
Egypt
U.S
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Cairo
Buckeystown Rezoning Case Remanded to Circuit Court
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals refused to affirm or deny Judge Robert E. Clapp's ruling that struck down Roy Jorgenson's appeal for heavier zoning. The case was remanded to County Court for consideration of evidence sufficiency and a possible mistake in zoning that could justify rezoning. The farm near Buckeystown spans 55 acres, zoned M-1 and A-1, with contention over shifting to M-2 heavy industrial to support a Formigli pre-stressed concrete plant.
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Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Robert E. Clapp
Roy Jorgenson
Buckeystown
State High Court
Clapp
Jorgenson
Richard E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Formigli
Ford calls Kissinger report encouraging on overseas trip
President Ford says Henry Kissinger’s 17 country mission yielded encouraging news. Ford and Kissinger plan daily talks at Camp David to prepare for the Far East visit to Japan, South Korea, and the Soviet Union. Kissinger’s meetings with Brezhnev and leaders in the Middle East are described as helpful in guiding policy.
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Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Camp David
Far East
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South Korea
Soviet Union
White House
Middle East
Leonid Brezhnev
India
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Moscow
Haly
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Syna
Israel
Iran
Sina
Veterans Day Observances Warm Note From Maryland Services
Veterans Day services were held in sunshine with mild 70 degree weather. Memorials at the World War I and World War II memorials were led by J Rolfe Castleman with US Rep Goodloe Byron as speaker.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Goodloe Byron
American Legion
VFW
Amvets
DAV
Marine Corps League
Fleet Reserve
WWI Veterans Association
Frederick County Veterans Council
Legion Home
East Church Street
Aborted search continues amid mixed messages on key topics
Partial, messy clipping mentions Cat bb big GLEE EE and ABORTION or murder amid references to Palestinians and the United Nations. It notes shell sculptures and a new food treat. Weather lines predict partly cloudy mild today with mid 60s to 70s highs and possible rain tonight and Tuesday.
Recipe for happiness credits Maurvis quote
The line attributes happiness to avoiding long musings on the past and cites Andre Maurvis, a French writer who lived from 1885 to 1967. The brief note presents a reflective, aphoristic thought as a standalone quote.
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Andre Maurvis
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