French Communists May Get Minor Cabinet Posts
Paris AP report says Socialist and Communist election allies may place one or two Communists in Mauroy's new government. Officials would not confirm cabinet positions as parties prepare to ratify a framework for government action.
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Paris
Francois Mitterrand
Pierre Mauroy
Socialist Party
Paul Quiles
Charles Fiterman
National Assembly
Mitterrand
Mauroy
Fefe
France
Radical Left Movement
Georges Marchais
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Poland
Porter trial sees police delay in presenting suspect
Porter's pretrial hearings center on two incriminating statements about a victim's wallet and an oil can found at the scene. Judges differ over whether police violated Maryland's rule against custodial interrogation delays. Porter's defense seeks suppression of statements and evidence linking him to the weapon and oil can found near the scene.
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Porter
Hadden
Wol
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Fisher
Moylan
U. S. Supreme Court
Douglas Taylor
Taylor
Culb
Court of Special Appeals
Raymond G. Thieme Jr
Thieme
Anne Arundel County
Frederick County
E Mackall Childs
Chester Goudy Jr
Childs
Tod Salisbury
Salisbury
Bim
Catholic Daughters Install Officers at St John’s Church
The Court of St Elizabeth Seton Catholic Daughters of the Americas installed officers for a two year term during a June 16 installation Mass at St John’s Catholic Church celebrated by Rev Fr Edwad V Echle. District presiding officer Mrs Sally Riley led the ceremony and 25 year pins were presented to six members.
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St. Elizabeth
Eleanor Deegan
George DeYoung
Marian O'Toole
Rita Lewis
Monitor
Dorothy DeGrange
Dorothy Molnar
Edward McGuiness
Elwood DeGrange
Clyde Dinsmore
Marie Lincoln
Brian Frownfelter
Charles Frownfelter
Frederick
Prospect Hall
Evert Lloyd Cruises To Opening Wimbledon Win
Chris Evert Lloyd, favorite for the Wimbledon title, opened with a straight set victory over Australian Chris O Neil 3 6 4. Hana Mandlikova, seed No 2, beat Corinne Vanier 6 3 7 5 despite a back injury. Martina Navratilova and Andrea Jaeger also won in straight sets, with Jaeger defeating Nerida Gregory.
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Wimbledon
England
Chris Evert Lloyd
Chris O’ Neil
Lloyd
Hana Mandlikova
Czechoslovakia
Corinne Vanier
Mandlikova
Martina Navratilova
Joyce Portman
Andrea Jaeger
Lincolnshire
Nerida Gregory
Skaters Take Lead in Braddock Heights Fund Drive
James Crashears and Missy Gibbard led the first hour of a 12 hour skate-a-thon at Braddock Heights Roller Rink to benefit the Anthony Kelly Fund. The event featured notable plays and a standout performance by Jaeger as seed in a related match. O'Neil used aggressive tactics against Lloyd but failed to gain advantage as the American passer dominated from the baseline.
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James Crashears
Missy Gibbard
Braddock Heights
Anthony Kelly
Philip’ Smblem
Australia
Jaeger
Ffr
O'Neil
Lloyd
Wallace Seen As Top Supreme Court Candidate
Reports say Wallace tops lists for Reagan's first Supreme Court vacancy after Stewart's July 3 resignation. Thurmond suggested eight names including Wallace and several women. Dole and Meese asked not to be considered. White House officials cautioned that nominees are not set and comments are premature.
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White House
David Gergen
Wallace
Stewart
Reagan
Supreme Court
Shab Row Art Festival Details and Vendor Info
The Shab Row Art Festival invites artisans to exhibit with 15 foot space units priced at eight dollars each. Food will be supplied by the Glade Valley Athletic Association to promote youth sports. Local artists may still apply, with checks sent to Shah Row Merchants Association. Pictured are Joyce Kuhn and Debby Cochran.
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Irites Onanti Pum
Tacos Posegrepiom
Pence
Sod Aekontons
Glade Valley Athletic Association
Shah Row Merchants Association
Joyer Kohn
Devilbisa Bridge
Walkersville
Joyce Kuhn
Debby Cochran
Kirk Davis
Postal workers clash with UPS over pay and control
Betson notes postal workers handle more mail than UPS crews yet earn less. He warns a rejected contract could give Bolger power to hire or fire freely, causing a possible hold pattern if talks fail by July 2. Royce Paulson of NASC could not be reached before presstime.
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Canada
United States
Betson
Royce E. Paulson
NASC
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