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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
9
Ford argues his nomination rests on party loyalty and work, claiming broader political ambitions including a potential 1976 vice presidency. He cites leadership of the Republican minority in the House and his role in sustaining opposition to Nixon vetoes this year.
Vice President nominee Ford states he knew nothing in his past that could embarrass him and denies intentions to run the House clerk. He confirms $11 500 from various groups was diverted to other candidates and turned over to the Congressional Campaign Committee around the election. The interview notes additional funds moved in the days surrounding the election.
Washington AP reports infighting among House Republicans as Ford nears re election and leadership positions are unsettled. Rep. Leslie Arends faces the third ranked role as GOP Conference chairman while colleagues weigh internal strength and strategy.
Vice President Agnew spent two days in the private White House office and aides believed he watched Nixon's address, though no indication emerged that he would comment on the telecast.
Mr George Washington Shane died on Monday Oct 8 at Pikesville Convalescent Home. Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Services were conducted by the Smith Faderey Keeney and Basterd Funeral Home on Friday Oct 12 with Rev Renekd L. officiating.
The Jordanian government says it will deploy its best formations to defend Arab land as the conflict widens. Israeli reports claim 13,086 to 15,000 Iraqi troops joined Syria, with ground fighting penetrating deep into Syrian territory and near Beirut rumors of Jordanian and Saudi forces moving along the southern flank beneath the Golan Heights.
Thousands attend Colorfest activities in Catoctin area with the King of Hobos named Honorary Girl Scout Leader. Events include Falabella horses at Thurmont grounds, sourdough sales, crafts, flea markets, and a country music jamboree at Mt Tabor Park. Authorities expect about 50 000 visitors over three days as planners promote the Catoctin Mountains Visitors Guide.
The Democratic campaign kicks off with a ribbon cutting on Monday as all seven Democratic candidates in the November 6 general city election attend. Ronald Young, Betty Rice, and alderman candidates Burker, James McClellan, Richard Brady, Donald Hiltner, and Charles Collins will meet the public to discuss issues. Office manager Helen Soper, campaign manager Ellsworth McGaha, and treasurer Howard Stepler staff the headquarters.
Judge Foster outlines a land deal involving approximately 16 acres and related financial terms. He alleges improper conduct and possible ethical violations by Foster, with implications for potential charges and disciplinary actions.
A 21 year old Shepherdstown man was arrested early Saturday on charges of driving while intoxicated and possessing marijuana. Tarapchak faced negligent driving and driving on a revoked license after a stop in the 109 block of South Market Street at 3 am. Ronald Wayne Lavalley of Baltimore was charged for running a red light at West Seventh Street and Motter Avenue. Bail was set at $28.
A scientific note states the Amazon River basin drains a region so large it could cover three fourths of the United States. The remark underscores the river system’s immense geographic scope and influence on regional ecosystems.
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