Watergate worries stain impeachment process in Congress
A Maryland senator urges swift, fair impeachment inquiry while condemning leaks by House Judiciary Committee members. The letter calls for censure of partisan acts and adherence to constitutional grand jury secrecy to avoid undermining justice and fueling Watergate era turmoil.
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House Judiciary Committee
United States
Maryland
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
Congress
Beall
Jay
Public interest law firms and lawyer duties debated
Chesterfield Smith, ABA president, argues for funding and supporting public interest law firms to reduce access gaps in courts for the poor and other underrepresented groups. He suggests bar associations, member dues, or lawyer tithes as funding options and calls for further study of viable models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Verly Hills
Boston
American Bar Association
Tam
Pasc
Chesterfield Smith
Newspaper Enterprise Association
NEA
Board of Governors
Klassen
Segal
Ted Klassen
American Can Company
Nixon
Postal Service
Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisers, Inc
Daley blocks land use bill in last hurrah power clash
Washington and Chicago face a political showdown as Mayor Richard Daley helps defeat a national land-use bill by pressuring Chicago Democrats, aligning with Nixon to resist governor Daniel Walker. The 211-204 vote margin reflects Daley's grip on local machines and implications for land development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Richard Daley
City Hall
Daley
Illinois
Daniel Walker
Walker
Morgan Murphy
Posmaster
Ted Klassen
Postal Service
Martin E. Segal Company
Board of Governors
Segal Company
Jack Cloherty
Klassen
Smugglers Attic License Fears Clarified In Letter
A reader corrects a June 11 1974 police report claiming Diane King faces charges for selling without a trader license. The letter states Smuggler's Attic Inc. must obtain licenses and is responsible, with the main office in Fairfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane King
Smuggler's Attic
Frederick Towne Mall
Smuggler's Attic, Inc
Fairfield
New Jersey
Smuggler's Attic Inc
Howard Doub
Comptratter
Frederick Towne Mail
Frederick
Graduation Exercises in City Opera House Return for 1934 Class
June 21 1924 final exercises at Frederick High School to present diplomas and feature address by Swart Janney as principal Klingwman presides. Lions Club hosts second birthday celebration with cake. St John’s Alumni hold seventh reunion with welcome address. June 24 1954 mayor and aldermen tentatively approve new five acre site transfer by Aeronautics Administration. Dr Glenn Warner Moore discusses uniting Presbyterian bodies at Synod of Baltimore conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick High Schouwt
W K Klingwman
Swart Janney
Skate Board of Education
St. John’s Literary Institute
Hovel Braddock
Edna Lipps
Itl Aecosautics Administration
Pias
Ordnance Engineering Corporation
Rockville
Glenn Warner Moore
General Council of the Presbyterian Church
Synod of
Baltimore
Bike Commute Transforms Life Highlights Family Moments
Ray Cromley writes about daily biking replacing car commutes, noting calmer roads, social encounters, and health boosts. He recalls initial hard rides, gradual progress to 700 miles in seven weeks, and how cycling strengthens family ties during renewed gasoline anxieties.
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Ray Cromley
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Patsy Howell
Karen M. Behpou
P.O. Box
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lions Club
Ryan
Francis Southey
Liun Edward Bemz
CAA
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