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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
2
Steel makers plan a price increase of about 44 percent on products, with Oct 1 as the start and further rise next week. The move raises the current cost from $150 to $1,800 per ton, a major shift expected to affect home appliances and related industries.
AP report from Annapolis notes a study panel recommends maintaining the present assessment cadence. Judge James Wray orders a plan within three days to align with his ruling on reassessment frequency, while Montgomery Mandel sets action through Lt. Gov. Blair Lee's commission. An overhaul could require additional assessors and years to stabilize values.
Police said several youths threw rocks at cars on Jama then Street near Church Street around 11 p.m. damage reported to two or three vehicles while authorities pursued suspects. No further arrests reported at this time.
The Nixon re election committee reports spending $200,000 in the last three months for defense related to the Watergate break in and campaign activities. Stans has paid $100,000 personally with $1,500 monthly payroll while on the committee. An additional $24,295 in legal fees is noted.
Solzhenitsyn, writing in the conservative newspaper Aftenposten, attacks American Democrats and Western critics, arguing double standards in judging events in the Soviet Union and the West. He condemns American political life and Senate leaders amid the Watergate scandal coverage.
Legislators plan to review some of Nixon proposals amid staunch opposition from Democrats who threaten continued efforts to push budget reform and social legislation. Nixon vows to veto any defense bill he considers.
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