Green Had Assistants Raise Fraudulent Funds
Samuel A Green, former Baltimore County prosecutor, allegedly had assistants sell or eat fraudulent fundraising tickets to raise money. Testimony from Robert Evans and Benjamin Bronstein describes coercive tactics and ticket quotas leading to firings and pay actions. Hirsch's affidavit ties Green to retaliation and barred conduct during disciplinary proceedings.
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Green
Towson (Ap
Samuel A Green
Baltimore County
Maryland Bar Association
Robert Evans
The
Drug Abuse Administration
Benjamin Bronstein
Stuart Hirsch
Evans
Bronstein
Hirsch
Bar Association
Hirsch Hirsch
Nixon Kissinger Relationship Good says White House
White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler says the Nixon Kissinger relationship is good and sound as Kissinger travels to San Clemente for talks. Ziegler notes Nixon wrote a letter taking responsibility for the 1969 71 wiretaps while denying a rift over leaks. Ford, after meeting Nixon, says impeachment votes loom but the House will ultimately reject impeachment.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald Ziegler
Kisinger
Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Leon Jaworski
High Court
Bathtub Navigator Circumnavigates Vancouver Island
Fred Maguire, age 30, becomes the first to circle Vancouver Island in a bathtub. He previously held a bathtub record, having sailed 150 miles from NANAIMO to Seattle in 3 hours 26 minutes in 1973. The tub uses a six horsepower outboard for about 10 mph, and the 950 mile voyage started July 4 with return on Sunday.
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Nanaimo
Fred Maguire
Vancouver Island
Maguire
Here
Seattle
U S Plans to Maintain Testing Ahead of Nuclear Treaty
Pentagon and Atomic Energy Commission officials say the United States can continue underground nuclear testing for about 20 months under the new treaty. They cite larger warheads and MIRV development as aims, with debates over matching Soviet yields and accuracy while restrictions apply to atmospheric tests.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Aad
Atomc Energy Commission
Russa
Moscow
Nixon
Cmer Leon
Pentegen
Pemayun
Mass Murder Case Near Conclusion in Houston Trial
Prosecution and defense give final arguments in the Houston mass murders trial of 18 year old Henley. The jury must decide culpability on six murder counts after 25 witnesses and five days of testimony. If guilty, a separate hearing will assess character, with potential 99 year sentences per count.
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San Antonio, Tex
Houston
Wayne Henley
District Court
Preston Dial
Healey
Henley
Citicorp High Interest Note Plan Stalled by Regulators
Citicorp plans to issue 850 million dollars in high interest notes at 97 percent, but federal regulators criticize the move. The House Banking Committee debates extending regulation to such notes while Citicorp delays sales amid market concerns and Burns appeals for a two week hold.
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Washington
Citicorp
First National Cty Bank of New York
EeTest Homme Builders
Saings
Beat Institution
Tase Banking Committee
Oper Hesrings
Clucurp
Hep
Wright Patan
Citicorp Actin
Oppers
Cucorp
US Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F Burns
Cricorp
Burns
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Maxton
Kissinger
Ence
Salzburg
Austria
Gerald R. Ford
Edlendikans
Hendrickson’s
Devon
Frederick
Ebendichan
Pey
Bathtub Navigator
U.S
Gene Tish
Personnel Dept
Fairchild Industries Space and Electronics Company
Century
Jcpenney Beauty Salon
Frederick Towne Mall RT. 40
Elmwood Drive
Gibson
Lla
East Street
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