Maryland School Drug Probe Continues
Maryland State Police expand inquiry into alleged marijuana use at a school related rap group activity. Nine ninth graders attended a Christmas tree trimming sleepover. the teacher resigned after parent complaints. School officials, including Gov Thomas Johnson High leaders, say the case is a personnel matter and requires Board of Education action.
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Maryland
Thomas Johnson
George Littrell
David Markee
Alfred Thackston
Meade Felton
Carl Harbaugh
John Rebun
Thackston
Littrell
Board of Education
Warcett i
Harbaugh
Stock Market Aces Rebound in New York
In New York the stock market showed a broad rebound as key indices climbed and leading traders reported renewed confidence after earlier declines. Analysts attributed the turnaround to stronger economic data and supportive policy signals.
Tjamsville and Monrovia to Get New Post Offices
Post office updates promised for Tjamsville and Monrovia with bids due in two to three weeks. Monrovia seeks extra space and land for a new building while Tjamsville official questions the need for a larger facility. Each office serves about 500 patrons with one rural route.
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Tjamsville
Monrovia
Washington
Ruth Ganley
Nelson Myers Jr
Goodive E. Byron
Ijamsville
State faces no funds for new programs this year
HUNT VALLEY State Delegate Wallace Hutton told the Md Association of Counties that there is virtually no money in state coffers for new programs this fiscal year. He warned that many proposed bills will be deferrable and that existing programs face precarious balances while election-year dynamics loom. He also noted possible reforms in government procurement that could affect county governments and professional contracting practices.
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Hunt Valley
Wallace Hutton
MD. Association of Counties
Frederick County
General Assembly
Bowths
Fondaf
Hutton
Perens
Dersa
Maryland
Howe Appropriations Committee
Gunshots Damage Trucks At Maryland Truck Stop
Gunfire cracked two trucks while parked at a Baltimore County Pulaski truck stop. The indendent trucker protest cut state road traffic as a white Cadillac left the scene after shots. Akers Motor Lines owned the damaged vehicles. one sustained about 400 dollars of damage and the other 50 dollars.
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U.S
Baltimore County
Pulaski
U.S. C
Akers Motor Lines
Charlotte, NC
John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway
Kenneth Kepharit
Transitruck Center
Laurel
Kephart
Experts Doubt Watergate Tape Gap Theory
After extensive study experts doubt the claim of an 11 minute gap on the Watergate tape. They say sophisticated instruments failed to confirm the theory about erased conversation from the Uber recorder used by secretaries.
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White Hewelveyer
J. Fred Said
Senate votes to halt oil flow to Indochina
The Senate approved cutting off military petroleum shipments to South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos as part of a 73.5 billion defense bill. The measure also trims Nixon’s military aid budget by 476 million, with changes possible in a House Senate conference.
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Indochina
Washington
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Pentagon
Nixon
Indochins
House
New England
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Laos
Mansfield
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Ore
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
Howe
Navy
House Bans Fuel For Busing Children
The House voted to ban allocations of scarce fuel for busing children past neighborhood schools, with the measure set to begin next school year. The decision comes amid a broader energy crisis as the administration prepared new conservation steps and debated gasoline rationing.
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Washington
Move
House
Anotht Raial
Federal Energy Office
William E. Simon
Simon
Great Britain
Edward Heath
Can
Riyadh
Faisal
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Paisal
Israel
Snow Flurries Possible Here As Cold Air Moves In
Cooler air nears the region with a chance of snow flurries over the mountains tonight. Emmitsburg and Thurmont report unaffected conditions while Thursday highs reach the mid 40s and lows dip to the 20s. Cold pattern continues with several days in the 30s and 40s and degree days totaling over one thousand.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Nurries
Seton Bicentennial Planned At Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg marks the birth of Elizabeth Ann Seton with a Bicentennial Year opening January 5 at St. Josephs Provincial House. Cardinal Shehan will preside at 11 am concelebrated Mass with attendees including dignitaries from Daughters of Charity and Mother Chiron arriving from Paris for the celebration. The Aug 8 1974 anniversary date frames the year long observances.
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New York
Richard Bayleys
Elizabeth Ann
Elizabeth
William Seton
American Sisters of Charity
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Rome
Seton
St. Joseph's Provincial House
Emmitsburg
Sisters of Charity
United States
Mother Seton
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Daughters of Charity
Mother Chiron
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Paris
Hilda Gleason
Provincial House
Edward J. Herrmann
Columbus
Ohio
Daylight Time Bill Advances in House for Year Round DST
The House passed a bill sending it to the Senate that could place the nation on year round daylight saving time by mid January. It would set clocks ahead on the fourth Sunday after enactment and may run through October 1975 with presidential exemptions for states facing hardship.
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Washington
House
Senate Today
Nixon
Indiana
Hawaii
White House
Till
Conservation Measures Cut FCC Electric Bill
Frederick Community College reports energy saving steps reduced the bill from 4397.00 to 3350.00 for late Oct to late Nov. Dean Philip S. Vanhook cites interior lighting reduction and thermostat cuts to 69 degrees as key actions with staff student cooperation.
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Frederick Community College
Philip S. Vanhook
FCC
Mr. Vanhook
Crsu
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