Agnew Aide Blames Justice Department For New Leaks
An Agnew aide accuses the Justice Department of leaking information as the federal probe into Maryland political corruption widens. The Washington Star News reported leaks tied to kickbacks and state officials, while Agnew prepares a California address to insurers and a Republican women’s group.
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Justice Department
Agnes Hae
Maryland
Joe Klante
Todd
Wiznrw and Sabet
Washington Star News
O. Thensuas
Thiy
Ellut. Richardson
Thomson
Kline
Star-News
Calfornia
Addres
Insurance Executives
Washington
Contractor's manslaughter trial drags as jury fails verdict
A jury in Arnald’s manslaughter case over the Skyline Towers collapse adjourned after more than two hours without reaching a verdict. The trial, moved to a rural Northwestern Virginia town, involves 14 deceased workers and 34 injured in the Fairfax County incident. Arnald, VP of Miller & Long Construction, is accused of ordering removal of shoring before the concrete on the 2nd floor reached strength.
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Nithwestern
Virgins Town
Fairfax County
Arnald
Miller & Long Construction Co
U S Sees 1974 Surplus In Balance Of Payments
U S Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz told the IMF World Bank meeting in Nakuru that the United States expects a basic balance of payments surplus next year for the first time in over a decade. He forecast a trade surplus in 1974 and urged quick work toward a lasting monetary reform, opposing gradual moves to fixed exchange rates.
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Naikoki
Kenya
U.S. Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
U.S
IMF
Johannes Witteveen
Netherlands
Hunt suspects double agent in Watergate case
E. Howard Hunt testified before the Senate committee that a Watergate bugging crew member may have been a double agent. He named Alfred Baldwin as the likely infiltrator who later testified against the conspirators. Baldwin, never charged, had ties to the Democratic Party and a girlfriend at the DNC. Also noted was a 16 year old escapee sought for an attempted murder, captured by state police.
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Washington
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Senate Watergate Committee
Alfred Baldwin
FBI
Baldwin
Rosewood State Hospital
Airy
Westminister
Elmer Spencer Jr
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Meat Industry Officials Predicting Lower Prices
Chicago officials at the annual meeting of the American Meat Institute say retail meat prices will drop temporarily due to a surplus. They warn that past peaks won t return long term, with prices stabilizing later at still lower levels than last summer.
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Lyng
Harvat
Mt Airy P Z Ponders Loss Of Middle School
Mt Airy planning and zoning members discuss possible closure of Mt Airy Middle School and relocation of students to Berrett Middle School as part of a five year plan. Residents urge action with Carroll County Board of Education while talks of new schools in Linganore and Winfield areas arise. The group also discusses a two mile rezoning radius to protect growth and preserve town character ahead of council consideration.
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Mt Dury
Harold Pevey
Fes
Carroll County Board of Education
Westminster
Pevey
P&z
Mt. Airy
Carrell County
Mt. Airy P&z
Frederick County
Linganore
Carroll County
Winfield
Martin Kunkle
St Mury
Howard Carroll
Frederick
Montgomery
Mt Aury
Runkles
Prince Georges
Howard
Lewy C Dixon
P&i Commission
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