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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1973
Page
1
Judge Hubert Clapp Jr warned that grand jury secrecy must endure beyond proceedings and urged modernization of the county’s courtroom. He cited Watergate as an example of leaks and stressed the need to protect jurors and the accused until trial.
Frederick voters weigh historic preservation as contenders discuss the district’s National Register status and blending old with new development. Candidates cite personal efforts, official roles, and funding plans while a separate note notes a Tuesday liquor ban in the city.
Twenty two candidates seek nominations for mayor treasurer and five aldermen as 11 200 voters register to cast ballots in a four party primary with issues including downtown redevelopment housing police and fire services and city taxes. Democrat Donald Rice a tire company owner with twelve years in city government is named among mayoral candidates.
President Nixon told Democrats in Congress he is ready to work toward solutions to national problems. He urged action on tax reform spending control and a reform commission while warning he may veto bills with excess funding. He called for bipartisan cooperation within limits of executive powers.
In Frederick, Betty Rice challenges Louis Eichelberger in the Democratic primary over the Deputy City Treasurer title. Rice says a 1968 charter action allowed her to sign checks as Deputy, with Eichelberger aware, while he accuses her of lacking official designation. He cites no further comment on the matter as the campaign continues.
The Nixon defense asks an appeals court to overturn Judge Sirica's order for the President to surrender Watergate tapes for private review. They argue the decision upholds an unprecedented intrusion into the presidency and risks impairing future constitutional duties.
Forecasters call for clear skies and mild air as high pressure from the upper Great Lakes brings autumn like warmth. Temperatures should range from the upper 70s to mid 80s with nights in the 50s and no precipitation expected through Tuesday.
The Loaned Executive Division formed by 20 Frederick County leaders kicked off the 1973 United Givers Fund drive with a breakfast at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They aim to raise 99 000 toward a county goal of 245 500 led by Chairman Henry Mariani and include executives from Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Routzahn's Eastatco Aluminum Maryland National Bank Renn Pontiac Frederick Products Company Frederck cause Frederick Memorial Hospital Montgomery ve Frederick Cancer Research Center American Optical Frederick Trading Company State Farm Insurance ALF Kline Sears High's Dairy Capital Milk Producers C&P Telephone Bob Shipley. UGF President Charles A Simms called the division the drive’s checkbone and urged dedication.
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