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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1974

Page

6

Nixon weighs grand jury position before open court

In Washington Nixon will outline the administration’s stance on the sealed Watergate grand jury report at a Wednesday hearing before Judge Sirica. The White House confirms the president’s decision, with St Clair and Jaworski’s prosecutors in attendance, while a veto on energy legislation looms. Also in Fort Worth Casey shifts from teaching to leading tough terror sentences in McLennan and now in Tarrant County.

Washington UPI Nixon John J. Sirica Ronald L. Ziegler Congress Ziegler James D. St. Clair Grand Jury St. Clair House Judiciary Committee Committee For White House House H. R. Haldeman Haldeman Key Biscayne, Fla Gerald L. Warren James D.st. Clair Sirica Warren Fort Worth Tex Ward Casey Waco Texas McLennan County Gray Stone Tarrant Criminal Courts Sabine Pass Criminal District Court No. 1 Casey Willie Lee Stokes Eddie Ray Harris Charles Wayne Anderson Stokes

Two Watergate burglars face new charges this week

Two men convicted in the Watergate bugging of the Democratic party offices are set for indictment this week along with a White House aide. Bernardo Barker Eugenio Martinez and Filipe de Diego named as probable defendants in a conspiracy to violate civil rights in the burglary of Dr. Lewis Fielding's Beverly Hills psychiatrist office.

Lewis Fielding Beverly Hills Calif Egil “Bud” Krogh Jr Plumbers Krogh Senate John D.ehrlichman Nixon Ellsberg Ehrlichman Barker Watergate Martinez de Diego Fielding

California, Massachusetts lawmakers push bill on Elk Hills oil

Three California and one Massachusetts congressman launched a discharge petition to force a House floor vote on a Nixon supported bill to allow Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve production. The measure would permit 160000 barrels daily near Bakersfield, aimed at easing fuel shortages and aiding military needs.

Washington UPI Calfornia Massachusetts Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve California House Armed Services Committee F. Edward Hebert D-La Alphonzo Bell Calif Bell James C. Corman D-Calif William M. Ketchum Nixon Senate Navy Reserve Bakersfield Bell Oil Co Navy Field Armed Services

Desalting Plant Urged to Clean Colorado River Water

Former Attorney General Herbert Brownell urged Congress to prioritize the $94.5 million desalting plant near Yuma to treat Colorado River return flows from the Wellton Mohawk irrigation project. He warned delays could strain U.S. Mexico relations while supporting upper basin salinity studies and alternative water development.

Washington UPI Congress Colorado Mexico Herbert Brownell House Water and Power Resources U.S Brownell Colorado River Eisenhower Nixon Harold T. Johnson D-Calif West Jack O. Horton Johnson Upper Yuma

Dagovitz and Strohl Win All Western Regional Men's Pairs

In San Francisco the team of Mel Dagovitz of San Francisco and George Strohl of Burlingame won the All Western Regional Men's Pairs. A dramatic slam variation in rubber bridge featured a duck of the spade king and a finesse sequence that split opinions among East players.

San Francisco Mel Dagovitz George Strohl Burlingame Declarer East

Federal agency eyes safety rules for TV sets

The Consumer Product Safety Commission proposes mandatory safety standards to prevent TV overheating and fire hazards. It cites 16 deaths last year from fires and shocks tied to television sets and notes hearings in April on rule adequacy and repairs. The study reported 916 fires blamed on TVs, one death and several injuries.

Washington UPI Federal Consumer Agency Consumer Product Safety Commission

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