Mandel challenges paper to name Maryland lawmaker
Washington AP Mandel demands Baltimore News American name the Maryland General Assembly member it says is an active narcotics dealer. He accuses the paper of evading libel by withholding the name and says authorities had evidence naming the legislator. Lowe says Beall declined to release the name.
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Scientist Says More Destructive Quake Overdue
Pennsylvania State University geophysicist Dr BF Howell warns the eastern United States is overdue for a much larger earthquake. He notes a historical pattern of four damaging quakes every 50 years since 1638, with eastern Canada seeing frequent seismic activity.
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State's Transit System Facing Cost Overruns
Baltimore AP reports Maryland's Area Rapid Transit first phase costs rising to 976 million dollars from 656 million, mainly due to higher construction costs and possible delays beyond 1980. State Transportation Secretary Harry Hughes says total could exceed 1 billion, but state funding and bonds may cover the balance with federal help.
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Man Kills Wife Son Himself in Fairfax Slaying
Fairfax AP report says mechanic Harry McMillan 36 killed his wife Delores 21 and their son William 3 and then shot himself in their apartment near the Washington suburb. His mother-in-law Ruth Sherman 53 also died. all were shot once with a .20 caliber rifle. The killings followed a domestic quarrel at the McMillans' home.
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Former Jail Warden Sues City for 3 Million
Hiram Schoonfield, former Baltimore jail warden, files a 3 million damages suit in Baltimore County Circuit Court alleging Emerson R. Julian slandered him on WMAR-TV last September. The suit cites Julian criticizing Schoonfield’s dismissal and remarks about unpaid payroll issues linked to Pressman.
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Emerson R. Julian
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Hyman Pressman
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Maryland study defends state banking practices and reforms
Maryland's handling of state bank accounts is praised as capable given investment limits and a check distribution system. Legislator Laurence Levitan proposes reforms including a watchdog committee, annual treasurer reports, a full time treasurer position with biennial elections, direct bank payments, and a switch from checks to a warrant system. The probe follows disclosure of multi‑million non interest bearing balances, with Equitable Trust Co. named among banks and Luetkemeyer as its chief executive officer. California's population is noted as context.
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Levitan
Court of Appeals
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Equitable Trust Co
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State Appeals For Approval Of College Desegregation Plan
Maryland asks the federal government to approve its desegregation plan after HEW left it in limbo for over two years. Lt. Gov. Blair Lee says approval would remove Maryland from a court order urging faster desegregation in colleges and schools. He notes a Dec 1, 1970 plan was filed, but Washington gave no response.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Peter E. Holmes
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health Education and Welfare
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