Wetlands Dispute Opens Tawes Era to Scrutiny
A Maryland inquiry finds that over 900 acres of tidelands near Ocean City were transferred to private developers during Gov. Tawes’s final years. The land was filled and subdivided into thousands of lots with no compensation to the state, raising questions about profit and policy changes under the former governor who later sought a natural resources post.
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Annapolis, Md
J. Millard Tawes
State of Maryland
Ocean City
Assawoman Bay
Fargest
Caine
Spiro Ty Agnew
Ve Hoy
United States
Vanes
Dentoc
Wenew
Corps of Engineers
Agnew
Board of Natural Resources
Soviet-Peking Split Widens At Conclave
Tokyo AP reports China accusing Soviet forces of crossing into Sinkiang Yumin County provoking clashes with frontier guards. Chinese note claims a herdswoman was killed and a herdsman abducted after Soviet troops, tanks and armored cars entered Chinese territory and opened fire. China demands immediate halt to Soviet encroachment and warns of severe consequences.
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Tokyo
Red China
Sinhiang
New China News Agency
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peking
Yumin County
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
China
Independent Beats Nixon Candidate in Minneapolis Mayoral Race
Independent detective Charles Stenvig defeated City Councilman Dan Cohen 74 748 to 6 799 in Minneapolis. With 55 percent turnout, Stenvig pledged a tough law and order approach and said his chief adviser would be God. He will be sworn in July 7 to succeed Arther Naftalin who is returning to teaching at the University of Minnesota.
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Minn
CAP
Eass
Nixon
Charles Stenvig
Dan Cohen
God
Stenvig
Stenvig 41
Arsthar Naftalin
University of Minnesota
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Nuclear pacemaker to be implanted in humans at Beth Israel
Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark plans first human implantation of a nuclear powered cardiac pacemaker after successful dog trial. The device, about two thirds the size of a cigarette pad, weighs 3 ounces and aims to operate for 10 years with an expected similar cost to current battery powered models.
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Newark
Beth Israel Medical Center
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Beth Israel Hospital
National Heart Institute
Beth Israel
Victor Parsonnet
George Fr. Myers
Parsonnel
Appeals From Catonsville 11 Under Study By Federal Court
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reviewed the cases of 11 defendants including two Catholic priests in two 1967 antiwar incidents. Convictions arose from destroying Boston area draft records at Catonsville on May 17 19665 and mutilating records in Baltimore on Oct 27 1967. Sentences ranged two to six years. Mengel was designated for study before final sentencing. defense argued no intent to defeat law, stressing first amendment rights. No decision date set.
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Maryland
Board of Public Works
Richmond
Marys Land
Catonsville
Baltimore
Lather Philip Berrigan
Daniel Berrigan
Philip
Sears
Mengel
Circuit Court of Appeals
Vietnam
Fred J. Weisgal
William M. Kunstler
Boston
Napoleon nickname linked to robbery arrest in Vienna
Police arrested a man known as Napoleon after a robbery victim recalled a Napoleon pose with a hand between his jacket buttons. The suspect, sought for robbery, was identified by friends and arrested in Vienna.
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Vienna
Napoleon
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Department of Chesapeake Hay Affairs
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RCA
Asbury
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Frederick Shopping Center
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