Judge slows federal cut of Maryland education funds
Maryland Attorney General Francis B Burch filed suit to halt HEW actions threatening over 50 million dollars in federal education aid. Judge Northrup ordered HEW to pause any moves pending a January 30 hearing. The suit accuses HEW of delaying desegregation plans and using a broad cut to pressure on state colleges.
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Baltimore
District Court
Edward Northrup
Maryland
Francis B Burch
US Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State of Maryland
Enite
HEW
Officials back Baltimore subway link to beltway
State transportation secretary Harry R Hughes urged replacing part of the Northwest expressway with a 275 mile subway extension to the beltway. The plan calls for a first phase 10 75 miles long from Charles Center to the beltway with 11 stations at an estimated 806 million dollars. Governor Mandel and Mayor Schaeffer support extending the system to the beltway as vital to the project.
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Baltimore Beltway
Baltimore
City
Harry R Hughes Flughes
Marvin Mandel
William D Schaeffer
Federal Urban Mass Transportation Administrator
Hughes
Charles Center
Mandel
Schaeffer
Maryland Senate set to release spying report next week
The Constitutional and Public Laws Committee finished its year long probe of the Baltimore police department and will not disclose findings until January 4 when copies go to other Senate members. Chairman Sen. Edward T. Conroy said possible law violations were found but did not specify details.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Baltimore Police Department
Constitutional and Public Laws Committee
Senate
Steny Hoyer
Edward T. Conroy
Prince Georges
Conroy
U. S
Baltimore
Salisbury State College Growth Ranks Nation's Second
Salisbury State College on Maryland's Eastern Shore is the second fastest growing state college in the nation, with enrollment rising 134 percent over five years. North Adams State College led the survey, and both schools vastly surpass the national average of 13.4 percent.
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Salisbury College
Salisbury
Salisbury State College
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Eastern Shore
North Adams
New Year's Eve murder probe narrows with leads
State police seek killer of Kathleen Cook found shot to death in her car near Hollywood Palace in Catonsville on New Year’s Eve. Investigators report progress, following substantial leads, and released a schematic of a suspect described as a 28 to 30 year old white man, about 6 feet 2 inches tall, 190 pounds, with dark hair, mustache, bushy eyebrows, wearing a white T shirt.
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Kathleen Cook
Frederick Barrack
Carroll E. Cook
Administrative Bureau
Maryland State Police
Thunderbird Drive In Remains A Reassuring Essex Icon
For 18 years crowds flock to the Thunderbird Drive In in Essex, a relic of 1950s drive ins. Owner Mark Botsaris preserves the scene with car hops and two neon birds, while aging patrons recall youth. business fluctuates with seasons and competition from fast food chains.
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Essex, Md
Mark Botsaris
Thunderbird Drive In
Botsaris
Judy Sanders
Thunderbird
John Sanders
The
Judy
Maureen
Laura
William P. Fisher
National Restaurant Association
Fisher
Chicago
McDonald’s
Gino's
Burger Chef
Pallottine fund raising policy shift expected
Archbishop William Borders says he expects changes by the Pallottine Fathers after an audit he requested. He reiterates concerns about fund raising from Baltimore and notes the provincial Domenick Graziadio may act independently to adjust philosophy and practices.
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Baltimore
William Borders
Pallottine Fathers
Borders
Domenick T. Graziadio
Trenton
N.J
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