Court of Appeals rejects hearings on segregation charges in colleges
Maryland wins round in its bid to block HEW hearings aimed at cutting $65 million in federal aid to public colleges. Fourth Circuit kept the stay, allowing continued desegregation negotiations while challenging HEW’s broad charges under Title VI.
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Court of Appeals
Richmond
Maryland
4Th
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Baltimore
Francis B. Burch
Circuit
Baltimore Public
Burch
Edward 5. Northrop
U.S. District Court
Northrop
HEW
Circuit Court
Department
Office of Civil Rights
National Association of Attorneys General
San Antonio
Federal Department
Morgan State University
Attempt for tax relief struck down in Calvert
Maryland Court of Appeals declared Calvert county's 1975 ordinance unconstitutional for shifting property tax burdens from small taxpayers to large owners and businesses. The ruling found the three tier discounts discriminatory and an end run around state law, affecting 18,634 taxpayers eligible for the top discount.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Calvert County
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co
Calvert Cliffs
Maryland
Calvert
Power Company
Racial quotas sought for Montgomery County apartments
Montgomery County Council member Elizabeth Scull proposes legislation to permit racial quotas in rental housing to avoid black concentration. The plan would allow denying an apartment if occupancy would push blacks above about 30 to 40 percent in a building, sparking civil rights criticism and questions of legality.
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Rockville, Md
Montgomery County
Elizabeth Scull
Scull
Department of Health, Education and
Martin Sloan
The
National Committee Against Discrimination
NAACP
Maryland Lawyer Burch to Open Annapolis Legal Office
Attorney General Francis B Burch will establish a permanent Annapolis office to provide continuous legal services to the General Assembly and governor. George Nilson says the team will review about 1100 bills each session and the office will operate in the new Legislative Services Building.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Francis B Burch
General Assembly
Burch
George A Nilson
Assaitant Allomes
Alice
Legislative Branch
Nilson
State Law Department
Legislative Services
Volume surges in Maryland tobacco markets during final week
Volume was heavy on Southern Maryland tobacco floors as the 197% season entered its eighth and final sales week at the Upper Marlboro market. The top price reached 1445 dollars per hundred with baskets of CIF and BUF traded discreetly. Last week’s net auction sales totaled 1 195 499 dollars with season totals 16 488 495 pounds averaging 109 50 per hundred.
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Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Federal
Brees
Baltimore County teachers reject strike call after pay delay
TABCO president Ann Madden announced the union’s members voted against a strike despite the county council delaying a 5 percent pay increase until next January. She said a two thirds majority would be needed to authorize a walkout, and stressed no disruption to the final weeks of school. The union plans summer talks and possible action plans, with renegotiations to begin.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Ann Madden
The
Teachers Association of Baltimore County
TABCO
Miss Madden
Baltimore County Board of Education
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