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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
3
Congressional panels in both chambers move to probe Ford aiding political oversight. House GOP leader Peter Redino Jr of New Jersey signals intent to pursue inquiries amid committee interest and expected votes.
A population expert advocates relaxing sterilization rules by lowering the age from 21 to 18 and allowing HEW waivers for minors or mentally incompetent individuals if state law permits. The proposal treats sterilization as advisory and notes a federal stance that the new rules diverge from established policy.
Princeton N J AP The mood of the American public is growing more pessimistic according to the latest Gallup poll. The proportion satisfied with the future for themselves and families declined from 53 percent to 45 percent. Confidence in national governance also fell and trust in honesty and standards dropped from 4 percent to 22 percent since 1983.
Detroit AP report quotes Sen. George McGovern urging that any move to impeach President Nixon be delayed until the Senate Watergate investigation concludes. He criticizes pressure to act now and says the Senate inquiry must guide action, noting majority concerns and potential veto battles.
Official reports say 200 blacks were affected by the blaze and 1089 to 4000 persons evacuated as a city declared a disaster area to stop federal aid. Firefighters and residents faced burns from embers while a black smoke ball and spray billowed over the site near a railroad right of way. National Guard units aided, police secured areas, and two people were arrested on footings charges as the blaze grew into the worst in Cheken since 1908, destroying many buildings and rivaling the historic loss.
Five surviving Stanek sextuplets reach four weeks in Denver after birth on September 16 to Edna and Eugene Stanek of Lakewood Colorado. Pediatrician Dr Wallace White says none of the infants will go home for at least a week. The couple also has a 4 year old son, Gregory. Julia, the smallest, died within hours of birth.
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