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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1973

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2

Price ceilings raised for gas diesel and heating oil

The Cost of Living Council will raise price ceilings on gasoline diesel and home heating oil where dealers justify hikes. Director John T. Dunlop said precise timing isn’t set but the council will act promptly after a Sept. 25 meeting to review cost data. Atlantic Richfield Co. won a one cent per gallon increase effective Monday.

Washington John T. Dunlop Atlantic i Richfield Co Dunlop

Democrats Host Telethon Tonight for Debt and Campaigns

The Democratic party plans a nationwide telethon to retire debts and fund the 1974 elections. Brown, noted for fried chicken fame, among organizers, cites a prior telethon that raised about 4 million dollars from 400 thousand donors as a model.

Los Angeles Democratic Party Watergate Brown Chaim Bio Repair

DOT Calls Free Rides For Disabled And Poor

The DOT urges free bus and rail rides for disabled and low income riders, citing about five million in urban areas earning over eight percent of their income and 5.5 million in areas under eight percent. Officials say physical barriers like long stairs and high bus steps hinder transit use, with many systems facing acceleration and deceleration design issues.

Washington Pee Tee

Leasing Plan Lets Businesses Lease Fine Art Monthly

Honolulu figures lead promoter William D Mett of Center Art Gallery and Hemer F Jacobsmeyer of Pacific Lighting Leasing Co introduce a plan to lease works by Marc Chagall Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso. A $10 000 Picasso would cost about $290 per month under the program which buys the art and then leases it to clients.

Hemer F Jacobsmeyer Precife Lighting Leasing Co Marc Chagall Salvador Dali Pablo Picasso William D Mett Center Art Gallery Honolulu

Patuxent Guard Charged in Prisoner Escape Case

State Police in Hampstead Md say a Patuxent Institution guard was arrested while driving a car with an inmate who escaped from the Patuxent maximum security unit Wednesday. Reed of Baltimore faces aiding and abetting the escape charge on $5 000 bail. Miss Preston of Owings Mills is released on $2 500 bond. Broadman serving a 24 year sentence has been returned to Patuxent. Jones remaining at large.

Hampstead Patuxent Institution Reed Baltimore Miss Preston Owings Mills Broadman Patuxent Jones

Brown Trial Set Nov 6 For Maryland Charge

Maryland prosecutors discuss a trial date of November 6 for Brown on charges related to failing to appear. Howard County State’s Attorney Kunin notes interstate detainer papers were sent to Attica Prison to secure Breen’s transfer for trial. Prosecutor Yates cites witnesses scattered and some deceased as factors affecting arson and riot charge decisions.

Ellicotnty Breen Kunin Howard County Aliornes.s New York Attica State Maryland Manhattan William B. Yates II Dorchester County Brown Yates

Woman survives Bay Bridge leap in Maryland

Margaret Lupton, 23, of Baltimore was pulled from Chesapeake Bay after leaping from the Bay Bridge. A passing motorist spotted the jumper and Marine Police rescued her from the water about 160 feet below. She was hospitalized with back injuries.

Annapolis Chesapeake Bay Bridge Bay Bridge Margaret Jeanne Lupton Anne Arunde General Hospital

Alabama newsmen ethics law tested in court

Publisher Joe Lewis of the Girlingham Times challenges a measure signed by Gov. Wallace that imposes disclosure of sources of income and interests for reporters and public officials. The law, to take effect in 45 days, creates an ethics commission and raises questions about freedom of the press and equal protection.

Joe Lewis Girlingham Times Alabama Legislatae George C Wallace Ethics Commission Lewis’ Snd Bill Baxley

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