Supreme Court Preserves or Rebuffs Presidential Privilege
The impending Nixon tapes ruling tests separation of powers as the world watches. A Court decision upholding presidential privilege would bolster the Presidency, while ordering disclosure could be seen as a vote of no confidence in Nixon and the U S constitutional system.
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Frederick Area
Supreme Court
Nixon
United 3 Awass
High Court
Warren Berger
Ates Anicr Maseneth
Hing
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Ivy League Influence In American Leadership Analyzed
Studies by Thomas R. Dye show Ivy League and other elite backgrounds dominate top corporate and government roles. The data reveal a concentration of alumni from 12 universities and 30 prep schools, with many leaders drawn from law and public sectors.
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Harvard
Yale
Chicago
Stanford
Columbia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cornell
Northwestern
Princeton
Johns Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Thomas R. Dye
Florida State University
United States
Dye
Brookings
Council On Foreign Relations
Committee On Economic Development
The
American Assembly
Metropolitan Opera
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian
Visicws
Ation
Doe
U.S
Newspaper Enterprise Association
New Laws Take Effect July 1 In Maryland
The 1974 General Assembly enacted about 800 new and revised laws effective July 1. A new consumer credit agency is created, and enforcement powers for the Attorney General and consumer protection rise. Measures range from housing discrimination bans to land use, waste oil and recycling, phase-out of company owned stations, and tighter campaign finance reporting. The Maryland Citizens Consumer Council pushes enforcement and public education.
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Don
Val Hymes
Consumer Credit
Prince George's
Montgomery
Mandel
Baltimore County
General Assembly
Attorney General
Consumer Protection Division
Maryland Citizens Consumer Council
Letters Raise County Leadership Needs and Waste Concerns
A Frederick County letter writer questions candidates for County Commissioner about leadership, press relations, and practical solutions to waste and development issues. Readers express mixed views on incumbents and request credible candidates with real expertise and guidance.
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Frederick County
Brown
MacDougall
Dorsey
Zimmerman
Ijamsville
Thamaville
Miss Raver
Kennethc Foote PQ Box &H
Mussetter
Tjamsville
Price changes and odd incidents in Frederick area items
The report covers varied local items from higher fuel and chemical prices to an unusual quarry incident at Silver’s Hall. It also notes the Shank and Evaber Lite Co incident, the On Fibre Brush Co picnic at Braddinck Heights, and a Frederick City administration meeting. Additionally it mentions water and sewer extensions and the Hospital Board’s awaiting report on patient care at Emergency Hospital.
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Siver’s Hall
Ox Fibre Brush Co
On Fibre Brush Co
Braddinck Heights
Cathe
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Congress in a Lazy Era Tests Public Patience
New York Representative Mario Biaggi raises nuclear threat concerns as a rowdy House and near-empty Senate reveal a Congress plagued by indifference. Critics from Ed Koch to Martha Griffiths warn of rising costs and stalled reform while voter dissatisfaction fuels talk of a potential anti voting movement.
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Washington
NEA
New York
Mario Biaggi
Case of Representatives
Biaggi
Congress of the United States
Senate Chamber
Will Rogers
Congress
Ed Koch
D.—N.y
Martha Griffiths
House
Sy Leon
League of Non-Voters
Leon
California
Charles Wiggins
R-Calif
Legislative Branch
Executive Office
Hnewseaper Enterprise Ass
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Neil Sandler
Shenandoah Plastics Corporation
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EVA Meyerson Montgomery College
Rockville
Rocky Ridge
Mt Tabor Park
Edith Tabler
Old Frederick Road
Rocky Ridge, Md
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Dita
Sarioss
Mainland
Frederick
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Tom Tiede
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