Death and an old scandal in the Marshall case
In Travis County Texas a judge rules Henry H Marshall’s death was murder not self inflicted and ties the case to a Washington scandal involving Billie Sol Estes and alleged links to Lyndon B Johnson. The 1960s inquiry linked Marshall to Estes’ schemes over cotton allotments, with Estes claiming the crime was ordered from Washington.
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Austin
Texas
Travis County District Court
Henry H. Marshall
Peter Lowry
Marshall
Lyndon B Johnson
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Washington
Franklin
Justice of the Peace
Clint Peoples Peoples
Peoples
Federal
Robertson County
Marshal
Johnson
Government officials drawn into big time drug traffic
Washington reports 142 government employees and officials involved in illicit drug activity from 1980 to 1984, including four judges and 48 police officers. Cases cited cover bribery and conspiracy, with officials defending inaction by deeming drug offenses by lawmen insignificant.
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Washington
Internal Justice Department
Thomas J. O'Malley
O'Malley
Donald Goldberg
DEA
Kevin Zeese
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
Justice Department
Viewpoint on Winchester Hall democracy and local woes
An urban column critiques a county vote seen as election year politics boosting Smokers' limits, argues for majority will in safety rules, notes an absence of hearings, and cites traffic detours and hunger relief needs in Frederick County with calls for public help and a contact number.
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Vo-Tech
Bradford
Harvey
Mount Saint Marys College Opposes Ski Resort on College Mountain
Mount Saint Marys College spokespeople urge Frederick County to preserve College Mountain’s historic and natural beauty. They oppose building a ski resort adjacent to the college, urging use of alternative sites and preservation by local officials. The letter emphasizes public support for conservation and cites existing precedent at Ski Liberty.
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News-Post
College Mountain
Mount St. Mary’s College
Frederick County
Mount St. Mary's
Lees
Salem Departments No 6 4 members imitated at Legion meeting
Yesterday six Salem Department numbers 6 6 and 4 candidates were initiates during two meetings at the American Legion Home in Frederick presided by Mrs Amanda Mans. Names listed include Mrs Ella McCanees Mrs Exstelie Nolan Mrs Catharine Rodgers Mrs Mildred Amrbent Mrs Minnie Paxice and Mrs Anne Shianaman. A two page ordinance to govern plumbing in Frederick was recommended to Maryland city aldermen by the Fredench City Master Plumbers Association. Adoption urged by Edward S Mobley, chairman of the committee, noting similar laws in Westminster Cumberland Hagerstown and Baltimore. State police broadcasting stations begin at Laurel to form an interlocking radio network with Maryland DC and nearby states. Sixteen Maryland State Police cars already equipped with police frequency radio. John S Funk assured by Brunswick Mayor Jess Orndorff he can keep the consulting job as long as he wants. Freder ick High School student council members Dottie Pease Gracie Eiker Elizabeth Shafter Jennifer Houff Judy Smith and Joan Grey led welfare drive raising 727.12 for charity with faculty coordinator Miss Mary FE Rhoads and adviser Donald W McIntire. Cadette Troop No 83 from Frederick visited Annapolis to view the legislature with Delegate Goodloe E Byron. Attendees Mona Castle Barbara Cornish Jane Dean Kay Degrange Barbard Eaves Pamela Hahn Deborah Hawn Martha Hiltner Lou Holtzinger Deborah Kinsey Alexis Klein Marilyn Krantz Karen Larson Alexa Lee Amy Matthews Kathy Rohrer Susan Schaffer Suzzane Stup Joyce Taylor ny Tyeryar Sue Vess Deborah Jer
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Frederick
Maryland
Caty
Fredench City
Master Plumbers’ Association
Edward S. Mobley
Master Plummer's Association
Westminster
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Brunswick
John 8
Funk
Jess Orndorff
Frederick High School
Dottie Pease
Gracie Eiker
Elizabeth Shafter
Jennifer Houff
Judy Smith
Joan Grey
Mary Fe, Rhoads
Donald W. McIntire
Goodloe E. Byron
Annapolis
Mona Castle
Barbara Cornish
Jane Dean
Kay Degrange
Barbard Eaves
Pamela Hahn
Deborah Hawn
Martha Hiltner
Lou Holtzinger
Deborah Kinsey
Alexis Klein
Marilyn Krantz
Karen Larson
Alexa Lee
Amy Matthews
Kathy Rohrer
Susan Schaffer
Suzzane Stup
Joyce Taylor
Ny Tyeryar
Sue Vess
Deborah Jer
Teens Discoveries Bring Fast Fame in Modeling World
Seventeen magazine highlights six success stories from subway stops to fruit stands and beaches. Kersti Bowser Kristina Haraldsdottir Sam Chang Alison Cohn and Peter Benedict rise to fame after chance encounters with scouts, interviews, and bold agency moves.
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Kersti Bowser
New York City
Kersti
Kristina Haraldsdottir
New York
Kristina
Sam Chang
Princeton University
Sari
Alison Cohn
Alison
Allan Mindel
Click
Auirom
Peter Benedict
St Foil
Calif
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