Supreme Court review asked on state wiretap case by Bork
The solicitor general urges Supreme Court review of a 1972 Maryland gambling wiretap case. The key issue is whether FBI taps require naming all potential arrestees or only the actual targets. Courts upheld strict wiretap guidelines, but the government argues broader naming hampers law enforcement. Bernstein challenged arrest validity.
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Supreme Court
Bork
Washington
U.S
Solicitor General
Maryland
Robert H. Bork
FBI
U.S. District Court
C. Stanley Blair
Baltimore
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Arnold M. Weiner
M. Albert Figinish
Calman Bernstein
Weiner
R. Dorsey Watkins
Bernstein
Blair
League
United States
Hood College hosts ERA program amid debate on women rights
The Frederick County League of Women Voters outlines common ERA misconceptions and explains the proposed 27th Amendment. The talk titled The Equal Rights Amendment Its Effects and Implications features speakers from LWV BPW and Hood College on June 3 at Hood College Continuing Education Building.
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League of Women Voters
Frederick County
League
Congress
Frederick County League of Women Voters
Hood College
National Business and Professional Women
National Organization of Women
Pat Hudson
LWVV
Mary Singleton
LWV
Kathryn Reed
BPW
Dixie Miller
JoAnn Tallman
Gardens Cover Park with Trees in Honor and Memory
The Garden Committee of Operation Town Action planted 14 trees at Memorial Park and seven at Baker Park as part of a beautification effort. Donors and honorees include G William Stultz Sr Maj Donald Wayne Stultz and Roger H Willard among others. planting led by Mrs. William A. Simmons and committee members Mrs. Arthur E. Read Mrs. Goodloe E. Byron and others.
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Town Action
Memorial Park
Baker Park
Helen J. Soper
William A. Simmons
Arthur E. Read
Goodloe E. Byron
William G. Hill Jr
Maj
Donald Wayne Stultz
Roger H. Willard
Linda Boyer Brundrett
C. Phillip Brundrett
Marion Davis Boyer
Catherine A. Thomas
Pink Hawthorne
Mary
Blair Lee joins effort to save old mansion
Lt. Gov Blair Lee III joined local preservationists in Salisbury to block demolition of the 1893 Towers mansion by St Francis de Sales Church to build a parking lot and a $125000 neo colonial rectory. Lee, on the Maryland Historical Trust board, will press for a solution.
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Salisbury
Blair Lee III
William P. Jackson
St. Francis de Sales
Lee
Jackson
Marvin Mandel
The
Maryland Historical Trust
Trust
John L. Graham
Rainy Memorial Day dampens Ocean City crowds
Ocean City Md attendance for Memorial Day fell short of peak by rainy weather. Police estimated about 85,000 visitors, roughly 6,000 above last year’s June weekend average, with total down by about 35,000 versus the previous holiday weekend as crowds left early due to rain.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Eight die on Maryland highways during Memorial Day weekend
Eight people perished on Maryland roads over the Memorial Day weekend state police report. Included were a 7 year old boy and a 16 year old girl killed in separate Eastern Shore crashes. The toll for the year reached 274, up from 247 a year ago.
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Pikesville
Maryland
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