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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1974

Page

12

Ford's UN Speech Stirs Little Hope

President Ford urged a global food and energy strategy at the 29th General Assembly. He promised more U S food shipments and technical aid, and proposed a world food reserve plan while warning that oil, food, and inflation interrelate. Secretary General Waldheim urged more compromise and cooperation to overcome stalled efforts at major conferences.

United Nations N. Y Ford General Assembly Assembly United States U.S Bucharest U.N Kurt Waldheim Caracas Venezuela

Poor Knievel Faces Small Payout After Canyon Jump

Evel Knievel said his aborted Snake River Canyon jump would earn less than 3 million dollars, about a third of his hoped total. Top Rank Inc spokesman Robert Arum noted weak ticket sales and expected only around 150,000 dollars after expenses.

Butte, Mont Evel Knievel Snake River Canyon Montana Knievel Top Rank Inc Carings Top Rank Robert Arum

Canning Lids Shortage Frustrates Home Canners

Washington AP Consumers trying to beat food costs by canning report long lines and prices over double last year’s 40 cent per dozen. Rep Marvin L Esch charges the shortage undermines government talks to promote backyard gardens as a way to curb inflation.

Washington Marvin L. Esch R-Mich Esch Federal Trade Commission Lewis Engman

Coal Strike Could End In Large-Scale Layoffs

Maryland employers warn a miners strike stretching beyond a week could trigger widespread layoffs. UMW and Bituminous Coal Operators Association bargain since Sept 3, with contract due Nov 12. State officials fear power shifts, car shortages, and no coal substitutes affecting Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point and related industries.

Baltimore Maryland United Mine Workers of America Bituminous Coal Operators Association UMW Simon McHugh The McHugh Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point

Japanese Terrorists Held by Syrians After Embassy Siege

In Damascus the Palestinian leadership and the Syrian government sought to dissociate the guerrilla group from the Japanese Red Army terrorists who held hostages in the Dutch French Embassy. The plan involved delivering the members to Syrian authorities with uncertain custody and no clear destination. The terrorists surrendered after a flight from The Hague to Damascus, handing over ransom and weapons to crew before surrendering to the PLO.

Damascus Syna Red Army Netherlands Paris Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Hague U.N Amsterdam Juliana Secur Aden

Economic link highlighted by state analyst

In a highly integrated economy such as this state, if one industry stops it’s going to affect everyone else, explained Allen Smeltz, an economist for the Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development.

Allen Smeltz Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development

LEAA Hires Ex-Chief Santarelli as $135 Daily Consultant

Washington AP A federal crime fighting agency quietly rehired former LEAA head Donald E Santarelli as a special government employee consultant at 135 per day for up to three months after his June resignation over the Watergate dispute He remains on the payroll while negotiations and internal probes into consultant policies continue Santarelli plans to enter private law practice after the assignment or sooner if arrangements change The pay aligns with standard LEAA consultant rates and the contract spans Aug 29 to Nov 28 with possible early departure

Washington Donald E. Santarelli Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LEAA Justice Department Santarelli Richard M. Nixon Nixon Richard W. Velde Tarelli

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