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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1973
Page
3
ANNAPOLIS Md. The state prosecutor indicates a grand jury will weigh Agnew related activity while governor. Four major considerations guide the decision including public interest, evidence, and ensuring a fair trial as prosecutors await federal inquiries.
The House plans to approve a 4 part mandatory fuel allocation measure overriding Nixon admin rules. It would mandate crude oil and all refined products distribution based on last year, allow retailers to pass wholesale price increases, and require president to implement nationwide allocation within four days of enactment. The Senate has a similar measure and conference debate looms.
Senate investigators set hearings with a Federal Power Commission official accused of ordering destruction of classified documents tied to a natural gas shortage. Lawrence Mangen, an assistant section chief in the FPC Bureau of Natural Gas, allegedly destroyed papers to shield oil companies that submitted them.
Gerald Ford rejects claims he received psychiatric treatment in New York City. He confirms meeting with Dr Arnold Hutschnecker about 15 minutes at Winter-Berger's request and says the doctor did not treat him. Ford says the lobbyist arranged a Treasury job for Liddy to aid Hamilton Fish Jr. in 1968.
Unidentified flying objects spark reports across Mississippi and neighboring states. Sheriff Fred Phiamond of Pascagoula says UFO sightings have surged, with accounts from Charion Heckes and Calvin Parker of a blue craft and three crimson beings.
A HEW report warns that relaxing national sulfur oxide standards to ease the energy crisis would create an unplanned health experiment. It urges close scientific observation of medical impacts if communities burn high sulfur fuels, noting no permissions yet granted but EPA willing to issue variances on request.
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