Pushers blamed as students smoke marijuana urge Maryland bill
A Daily Advance report on college students in Dover and Frederick cites Columbia University findings that marijuana weakens immune response. The piece calls for harsher penalties for pushers targeting minors, endorses Senator Newton Steers Jr. and Maryland lawmakers pursuing a five year minimum for marijuana pushers and tighter school drug policies.
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Prayer Room in Congress Sees Growing Use in Troubled Times
The Congressional Prayer Room on Capitol Hill has seen increased use since last spring. Doorkeeper William Miller notes the nondenominational space fills early to seat up to 50, reflecting rising stress and a shift toward prayer among lawmakers.
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Uglies Unlimited Campaigns Against Appearance Bias
Fort Worth group Uglies Unlimited, led by Danny McCoy, denounces ads seeking attractive secretaries and targets employers for discrimination claims. Separate studies at Michigan Law and Maryland psychology show attractive plaintiffs or defendants receive favorable juror bias and lighter sentences, highlighting perceived physical appeal as a factor in legal outcomes.
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Open Line questions spark reader frustration over inflation
A reader laments inflation hurting workers and retirees while corporate profits soar. They urge tax reform, criticize tax loopholes, and question Congressman Byron’s Open Line columns for lacking crisis insight and serious policy discussion.
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Corporate Wives and Mobility Shape Modern America
A long excerpt discusses how American mobility, especially corporate transfers, reshapes families and suburbs. It notes 12 million U.S. families changed residences in 1972 and highlights the psychological toll on wives, with addiction and depression cited. Dr. Robert Seidenberg’s research examines the evolving autonomy of corporate wives amid rising women’s awareness.
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Watergate Tapes Summaries Question Dean Testimony
Secret White House tape summaries conflict with John Dean's Senate testimony about private conversations with President Nixon. Summaries reportedly quote Dean warning the president and discussing cover up and possible guilt of aides. They mention plans to raise money and questions about Hunt's demands.
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Fragmented Reflections on Watergate and Nixon’s White House
A garbled excerpt recalls Watergate era anxieties about clemency and accountability. It notes President Nixon’s stance against offering clemency, mentions Dean testifying, and cites White House summaries from 1972 to 1973. It also describes Nixon’s stress, increased drinking, and aides Haig and Rebozo shaping conversations.
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