Laetrile seized in Baltimore amid prayer at pharmacy
In Baltimore's Henderson's Pharmacy FDA agents seized all Laetrile, a controversial cancer treatment, valued at 45000 dollars. A minister led a prayer inside as about 40 supporters cheered outside. The case heads to court before Judge Frank Kaufman early next week.
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Baltimore
Henderson
Food and Drug Administration
Robert W. Henderson
FDA
Washington
Luther Bohanon
U.S. District Court For
Oklahoma
U.S. District Court
Frank Kaufman
Former congressman arraigned in bribe case in Baltimore
Edward A. Garmatz a former House member and chair of the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee faced arraignment on a single charge of conspiring to take bribes totaling 15,000 dollars. He pleaded innocent and was released on a 10,000 dollar recognizance bond. The indictment alleges he accepted 10,000 dollars from James R. Barker and 5,000 dollars from Edward J. Heine between 1971 and 1972 related to a bill aiding Moore McCormack Lines in ship sales worth 20 million dollars. The trial was set for January 9 with pretrial motions in November. processing occurred amid questions from reporters and defense plans.
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Baltimore
Edward A. Garmaiz
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Garmatz
Alexander Harvey T
Frank C. Razzaeno
New Jersey
Stoes
Gramantz
Arnold Weiner
Vin Mandel
Mandel
House
James R. Barker
Moore McCormack Lines Inc
Edward J. Heine
United States Lines Inc
Moore McCormack
Negotiations continue to avert phone strike near deadline
Local 2100 of the Communication Workers of America prepared for a possible strike as negotiations with Bell System and AT&T reach a late stage in Washington. A federal mediator joined talks while local supervisors are ready to operate services if workers walk out at midnight Saturday. Picket lines planned at four locations Monday, with hope that a settlement will be reached to avoid service disruption.
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Bell System
Communication Workers of America
C&p
Washington, D.C
ATET
Bernard Murphy
C&p Telephone
Carl V. Weakley
Weakley
Murphy
Frederick
East South Street
E. Patrick St
Burphy
National Union
Armyworms and Black Leg Reports Detected in Maryland Counties
Frederick County Extension office urges farmers to call for information on armyworms while Black Leg is reported in Frederick, Knoxville, Carroll, and Baltimore counties. State ag official Dr Tom Ladson warns the non contagious disease is always fatal to young cattle and sheep, with no cure. prevention hinges on herd vaccination and veterinary guidance. Bryant reports no cases at his office and no directives from state officials.
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Frederick County
Marker St
Knoxville
Carroll County
Baltimore Court
Raymond Ediger
Tom Ladson
State Department of Agriculture
Bryant
Carter welfare plan would reshape aid across states
President Carter proposes major changes to Aid for Families with Dependent Children, raising earned income credits and redefining eligibility. He aims to unify state systems while promising $400 million in savings from reduced fraud and red tape. House leaders expect rapid congressional action and a quick two-bill path this year. The plan, with payroll and work requirements, would affect millions of welfare recipients nationwide.
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Mississippi
Hawaii
Carter
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
District of Columbia
White House
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
Fire log summary from 24 hour period
Fire calls reported through the past 24 hours ending at 10 am include a 12:03 pm building fire on 1418 Tane y Ave. with Juniors Independents Uniteds and Citizens Truck Co. responding. 11:24 pm house fire on Great Birch Court Fountaindale North Middletown and Braddock Heights. 2:14 am investigation off Rt. 80 New Market and Hyattstown. 4:18 am truck fire Urbana and Hyattstown. Ambulance calls show Emergencies three and routines zero. Jail population lists 26 males and 4 females.
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cIrr
Taney Ave
Uniteds and
Citizens Truck Co
Middletown
Great Birch Court
Fountaindele North
Braddock Heights
New Market
Hyattstown
Urbana
Eastalco workers strike on sixth day amid talks progress
The Eastalco dispute shows progress as negotiations continue for a new contract.700 Local 788 Steelworkers remain on strike in day six while a federal mediator reports good progress in talks at Hagerstown. Dick of the FMCS says both sides aim for an agreement and workers to return soon. State police report calm at the main gate as 200 management employees keep the aluminum plant running.
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Eastalco
United Steelworkers of America
Hagerstown
William Dick
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Eastaleo
Carter Pleased With Compromise Farm Bill
President Carter expresses satisfaction with a compromise farm bill after a House Senate conference committee completed work on the measure on Friday despite veto threats raised during debate.
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Washington
Carter
House Senate
Closing arguments begin in Mandel trial
In a Baltimore federal case, Assistant U.S. Attorney Ronald Liebman laid out the defense and alleged bribery scheme tying Gov. Marvin Mandel to five codefendants. He claimed the scheme ran from Mandel’s 1969 start as governor to the 1975 indictment, totaling about $357,000 in benefits in exchange for political favors including aiding Marlboro Race Track. He described Tidewater Insurance Associates and the Rodgers brothers as central to paying for Mandel’s influence, noting close associates left politics to profit.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Ronald Liebman
Liebman
US_ District Court
Mandel
Florida
General Assembly
Marlboro
W. Dale Hess
Tidewater Insurance Associates
William A
Harry W. Rodgers
Dale Hess
Harry
Bil Rodgers
Tidewater
Dear Abby letter responses on wives husbands and honesty
Abundant Dear Abby tips cover marriage behavior and weight vanity. A 59 year old weighs 147 pounds asks about dating a 50 year old who demands dieting and a birth certificate. The adviser urges authenticity, warns about unnecessary weight loss, and suggests ending an alibi friendship to ease guilt.
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Abby
Harvey
Ike
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Central Maryland Control Systems
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