Energy Crisis To Dominate Week's Congressional Activity
Washington reports energy issues driving this week's action in Congress. Senate committees set hearings on air and water pollution and clean fuel standards while plans push for emergency energy measures and the Alaska oil pipeline. Voting forecasts include daylight saving time shifts and Watergate probe developments loom as the House and Senate plan sessions and recesses.
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Muskie
Dennefer Ley
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Congress
Senate Interior Committee
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon
House
Alaska
Inerior
Rogers C.B. Morton
ABC
Lester L. Wolff
D-Ny
General Accounting Office
Cost of Living Council Eee
Air
Reimportano
United States
Mike
Mansfield
D-Mont
House Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary
U.S. District Court
Senate Watergate Committee
Third Tape Missing Says Nixon Dictated Recording Not Found
White House lawyer J Fred Buzhardt testified that a third subpoenaed Watergate recording allegedly dictated by President Nixon does not exist. The claim counters earlier expectations of a missing source amid ongoing investigations and legal scrutiny.
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Washington
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Nixon
Milder Weather Expected With Warmer Week Ahead
The area is forecast to see milder conditions with highs near the 60s and overnight lows in the 40s. Skies will be partly cloudy tonight with generally fair weather through the remainder of the week and little or no precipitation.
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Bagin
Judge Pleads For Action On New County Courthouse
Circuit court Judge Robert E Clapp Jr opened a Grand Jury session urging construction of a new Frederick County courthouse. He cited 1862 facilities, rising population and cases, noisy air conditioning, crowded rooms, security concerns, and rising costs as reasons to proceed. Jurors met in secret to consider indictments after the plea.
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Circuit Court
Robert E Clapp Jr
Grand Jury
Clapp
Maryland
Frederick County
Withig Newt Gaps
Nixon Steps Through Watergate Readiness With GOP Leaders
President Nixon hosts a White House breakfast with 21 members of the Republican Coordinating Committee as he launches a week of meetings to explain his Watergate side. He plans sessions with all 24 Republicans, with nine hours of questioning expected, across six meetings in various locations, prior to potential Democratic access.
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Nixon
White House
Republican Coordinating Committee
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
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Camp David Mountain Top
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Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Peking
CBS
Robert H. Bork
Leon Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Kissinger Holds One-On-One Talks With Mao in Peking
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Mao Tsetung for two hours in Peking on Monday night. It was their third meeting, following February 1972 during Nixon’s China trip and February this year. Kissinger also conferred three hours with Premier Chou Enlai amid ongoing speculation about the talks.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Nixon
China
Chou Exiai
U.S
Middle East
Aharon Yariv
Mohammed Abdul Ghani Gamuazy
U.N
Kilometer
Cairo-Suez Road
Thurmont Girl Named Frederick Junior Miss 1974
Linda Jean Fisher of Thurmont was selected Frederick Junior Miss for 1974 from 18 contestants. She is a 52 inch brown haired, blue eyed Catoctin High School senior and honors student active in music and drama. First runner up was Renee M. Reid. second runner up Vicki Dudderall. Miss Congeniality Sally Ann Wenner. Gifts included Breck products, a camera, cookies, cider. Pageant by Downtown Frederick Association and Frederick Jaycees.
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Renee Read
Sally Wenner
Amos L. Brown
Linda Jean Fisher
Rt. 2
Thurmont
Frederick
Miss Fisher
Catoctin High School
James
Fisher
Renee M. Reid
Braddock Heights
Vicki Dudderall
Singanore High School
Merle Norman
E. Ray Wachter
Charles Fogel
McCutcheon
Frederick Jaycees
Stock Market Dims After Friday Slump On Energy Fears
New York stocks fell further as traders cited Friday’s losses and energy shortages as a drag on the economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped about 5.19 points to around 90.22 at 10 am as investors priced in weaker growth for 1974.
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New York
Kissinger Eyes U.S. Pact To Defend Israel
The Associated Press reports Kissinger may propose a treaty in which the United States guarantees to defend Israel if attacked. Israel would lose U.S. support for any action against a neighboring Arab state, while the ceasefire talks at the Suez Canal proceed and prisoner exchanges are arranged.
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Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Kissinger
Peking
Barry Schweid
U.S
West Bank
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
London
Egypt
Bab el-Mandeb Strait
Red Sea
Socialist International
Labor Party
Syria
U.N
Symphony Society Opens Season With Baltimore plans
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra starts its season Tuesday at Governor Thomas Johnson High School with conductor Andrew Schenck making Frederick debut and Julian Martin as pianist. Programs include Gluck Iphigenia in Aulis Overture Brahms Serenade No 1 in D and Gershwin works Concerto in F and An American in Paris. Memberships, $10 adults $5 students, cover four local concerts. subscriptions available at opening night.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick County Symphony Society
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Andrew Schenck
Frederick
Julian Martin
Gluck
Brahms
George
Paris
Frederick County
Fireback Shortage Forces Return to Traditional Heaters
Frederick County hardware stores report a fuel crisis driving demand for wood and coal stoves as oil and gas supplies dwindle. Dealers note scarce stock with only minimal pot belly sales and rising prices, while homeowners pivot to fireplaces and plan for higher coal costs.
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Frederick County
Ics & Road
Parkinson
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