Eastern Shore Archaeologists Seek Funding For Flood Projects
Eastern Shore archaeologists of the Bashan chapter warn that sites from the Woodland to late periods face neglect as staff are stretched thin by paperwork. They call for a full time professional to oversee projects, citing up to $10,000 needed for preservation in a state with no available funds.
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Marsland
Bashan
Bad Ake Se Far
Tus
Kunaby
Delwaare
Pto
Women's Lib Has Small Impact On Magazines and Books
Loyola University psychologist Dr John D Edwards reports three students surveyed magazines Reader's Digest Atlantic Monthly and Partisan Review 0 through 1970 finding no rise in female authorship or shift in gender roles. The study notes women remained a minority and occupational prestige for men and women shows little change between 1960-64 and 1968-73 in children's books.
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Versity
Edwards
Gale K. Stolz
Gary Hicks
Sharon Gaik
Reader's Digest
The
Atlantic Monthly
Partisan Review
Ladies Home Journal
McCall's
Good Housekeeping
the New Yorker
the Atlantic
Saturday Evening Post
Harper's
Import Surcharge Overturned by Customs Court
New York AP The U S Customs Court ruled President Nixon overstepped authority in imposing a 10 percent surcharge on dutiable imports in 1971. The panel ordered refunds of 500 million to importers, with a possible government appeal likely.
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New York
U.S. Customs Court
Nixon
Justice Department
Customs Court
Congress
Nils A Boe
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Washington
United States
Yoshida
Treasury Department
Airlines Warned Of Arab Sabotage Plot
The Federal Aviation Administration warned airlines that Arab terrorists may try to sabotage planes in a plot based in the Netherlands and Japan. A memorandum describing the danger was issued from Washington to all relevant airlines, with Pan American World Airways reporting receipt of the warnings.
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New York
Federal Aviation Administration
Netherlands
Japan
Washington
Pan American World Airways
Promoted Maj Milton J. Brokaw Leads Frederick Recruiting Area
Major Milton J. Brokaw promoted this month by Lt Col Arlie L. Gunter of the U S Army Washington District Recruiting Command He is commander of the Frederick recruiting area A West Point graduate he was commissioned June 3 1964 His decorations include two Distinguished Flying Crosses a Bronze Star Meritorious Service Medal Air Medal with V device Two Army Commendation Medals and a pouch conduct medal He previously served at Fort Hood Texas and in Vietnam flying helicopters He is married to Eileen Kathryn Conobos with two children Michael and Sean and resides in Walkersville
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Milton J. Brokaw
Arlie L Gunter
U.S. Army
Washington
Brokaw
Frederick
West Point
Military Academy
Ft Hood
Tex
Vietnam
Eileen Kathryn Conobos
Michael
Sean
Walkersville
Domed Garden Complex Planned for Norfolk
An Atlanta developer Maurice D. Alpert and Norfolk officials announced a $100 million domed garden complex in downtown Norfolk. The project includes a 17 acre amusement park adjacent to Norfolk Gardens, a shopping center, and a 200 square foot transparent dome roof. Officials expect about 1.3 million visitors in the first year.
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Norfolk, Va
Atlanta
Tidewater
Norfolk Gardens
Maurice D. Alpert
Blind Magician Defies Odds In Card Tricks
Fort Lauderdale youth Nigel Richards, 16, is blind yet performs card and rope tricks at parties. He says his lack of sight forces him to start from scratch and rely on sleight of hand. Richards, a strong math and science student, believes Newtonian principles fuel his magic and aims to overcome stage fright.
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Fort Lauderdale
Nigel Richards
Richards
Million Dollar Lottery Winner Recovering From Surgery
BALTIMORE AP Tix at et fi muuga winner in the Maryland State Lottery, home recuperating from a gall bladder operation, said winning for a year or more make home feel better. Mrs Jate s Jo Hichwisk of Daybreak Terrace, Baltimore, represented her husband at the drawing. After her husband heard the news, he urged her not to get excited. Ten top prizes were drawn from 206 entrants across six states and DC. Kuchwalski, 39, a Western Electric machine operator, and his wife Mary, a machine operator with American Can, have two daughters. The second largest prize of $10,000 annually for 10 years went to Gerald M. Slattery, 69, of Baltimore. Van H. Parsons, 57, of Cumberland, won $10,000. Three of the $5,000 winners are noted.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Jate S Jo Hichwisk
Daybreak Terrace
Mundy Aigne
District of Columbia
Kuchwalski
Western Electric
Mary
Gerald M. Slattery
Reland Avenue
van H. Parsons
Cumberland Street
Cumberland
Psychiatric exams ordered for Chenault in King Sr. murder
Superior Court Judge Sam Phillips McKenzie ordered Marcus Wayne Chenault undergo psychiatric tests at Grady Hospital to decide competency to stand trial and ability to assist his attorney. The Polk, Virginia connections and other listed names appear in fragmented text with multiple unrelated mentions.
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Atlanta, Ga
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Martin Luther King Sr
Sam Phillips McKenzie
Chenault
Grady Hospital
Autlanta
McKenzie
Losing Running Mate May Force Governor Candidate Change
Annapolis AP. Assistant Attorney General George Niban said a governor candidate would not be forced off the ballot if his lieutenant governor running mate died or becomes ineligible. The constitution bars running alone, and the legislature did not specify replacement rules. Niban suggested two options: the gubernatorial candidate choosing a replacement or the party central committee filling the vacancy.
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Annapolis
George Niban
Niisui
Nilson
General Assembly
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