Maryland Faces HEW Action Over Desegregation Plan
The Department of Health Education and Welfare began enforcement against Maryland for failing to implement its higher education desegregation plan, potentially cutting about 50 million dollars in federal funds. The action, announced by HEW acting director Martin Geres, marks the largest enforcement proceeding to date against a state program.
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Federal action criticized over Maryland desegregation efforts
Gerry argues federal complaints target Maryland for failing to attract white students to black schools and for desegregation in the Baltimore area. He cites rising black enrollment in black institutions, uneven library resources, and the Morgan State program being weakened by a University of Maryland urban affairs center. Lee says the issue may go to court as to federal authority over college programs.
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Two Men Injured In Maryland Plane Crash Near Lusby
Two North Carolina men were injured when a small single engine Cessna 182 crashed on landing at a Chesapeake Ranch Club airstrip near Lusby Maryland. Edgar Faulkner of Henderson and his passenger Howard L Griffin of Louisburg were hospitalized with Faulkner in serious condition at University Hospital Baltimore and Griffin in good condition at Calvert County Memorial Hospital.
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Lottery plans TV Bonus program set to replace televised draw
The State Lottery Agency will replace the current televised drawing with a TV Bonus show starting January 4. All 50 cent and $1 tickets will carry a five digit TV Bonus number. matches win entry to a live program with prizes from 500 to 5000, culminating in a final life prize.
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Pallotine Sweepstakes ends amid probe links and controversy
The Pallotine Fathers have stopped distributing cars, pool tables and stereos as part of their sweepstakes program amid weeks of unfavorable publicity. The order’s lawyer declined to state a reason, while investigations tie Pallotines to loans totaling 334,000 to Gov. Marvin Mandel and associates, plus other political links and past campaign work.
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ACLU seeks changes to health data program in Maryland
The Maryland ACLU urges written parental consent for doctors before submitting preschool health data. The program, a National model by the Special Services Information System, will collect disabilities and parental issues via forms filled by physicians starting next month. To protect privacy the patient name field is removed and replaced with a soundex number, with no access to individuals from the data bank.
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Maryland students lag national averages in grades seven and nine
In Linthicum Maryland the state Department of Education reports that while third and fifth graders stay near national norms, seventh and ninth graders score below national averages on standard tests. James A Sensenbaugh says 280000 students were tested this year for the accountability report. It is too early to tell if results are random fluctuations or actual decline. Scores must be tracked for at least four years to establish a trend.
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