Police investigate alleged brutality at Hunt Cup melee
Three men including Charles Smal allege beatings by county police after a Hunt Cup melee in Maryland. FBI has opened a civil rights inquiry as the county probes arrests of Smal Albert Goldstein and Michael Lieber. Price, a police officer, was injured and is named in reports.
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Charles T. Smal
Small
Albert Goldstein
Towson
Michael A. Lieber
Pikesville
FBI
Thomas Price
Two MTA Officers Arrested At Accident Scene
City officer Leonard Friesen and MTA policemen James Clowney and Frank Beales were arrested for disorderly conduct after an accident scene. Friesen claimed Clowney pushed him as he attempted to calm a growing crowd. The guns carried by the MTA officers were sent to the crime lab for inspection.
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Leonard Frieson
MTA
James T. Clowney
Frank H. Beales II
Friesen
Clowney
Frieson
Maryland Excluded From Jury Trials In Landlord Tenant
Chief Judge Robert F. Sweeney told District Court judges that a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing jury trials in landlord tenant cases does not apply in Maryland. He asserts Maryland law gives District Courts exclusive jurisdiction in these tenan t landlord cases regardless of the amount of money involved.
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Baltimore
Robert F. Sweeney
Supreme Court
Maryland
Hearst 4 Million Free Food Offer Expires
San Francisco AP report notes the $4 million offer for Patty Hearst’s safe return expired today as the SLA kept no mention in its latest message. Police and FBI located a 20 apartment stash linked to the case and collected car keys, coats, and documents tied to the bank robbery and kidnapper group.
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San Francisco
Hearst
University of Caliornia
Berkeley
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Hillsborough
Gowda A
SLA
FBI
Miss Hears
Charles Bates
Abuinhuied Acvera: Ghaks
Agems
Heavy shelling hits Longvek garrison in Cambodia
Insurgents pressed their attack on the Longvek camp 25 miles north of Phnom Penh, forcing government troops to cede ground. The siege has left 235,000 refugees inside the camp and supplies are being parachuted in as reinforcements appear unlikely.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Longvek
U.S
Oudong
Tonle Sap
Sala Lek Pram
South Vietnam
Tuyen Binh
Saigon
Administrator finds no bribe evidence in buy at UMd plant
An University of Maryland administrator said there was no evidence of bribes or unethical conduct in the purchase of equipment at the College Park campus physical plant. Sethi, an electrical engineer fired in January, had alleged corruption and kickbacks and will present his side May 13. Internal auditors conducted a yearlong probe and found no supporting evidence.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
College Park Ark
Jets
Karam
Sethi
State First
Date
FBI
O'Connell
Grand World Tour Ends For Youth In 4 Year Term
Michael T. Henson, a Baltimore native, was sentenced to up to four years in federal prison under the Youth Correction Act after being charged with forging checks and misusing a borrowed credit card during a 15 day trip to Africa and Asia. He may be released on parole after serving part of the term. The case notes negotiations with prosecutors and a plea bargain.
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Baltimore
Michael T. Henson
C. Stanley Blair
Henson
Africa
Asia
Orland
Fla
Hong Kong
Gurney Confronted by Reporters in Florida Appearance
In Orlando Florida former candidate Gurney faced reporters after a Florida appearance. He declined to answer questions about campaign funds allegedly not reported while TV crews from two national networks and several stations filmed the encounter. A WCKT reporter said Gurney struck him with a cushion as cameras recorded the scene.
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Gurney
Stans Refuses To Surrender Political Files In Probe
President Nixon's chief political fundraiser Stans invokes the Fifth Amendment to avoid surrendering political records in a probe centered on campaign finance. Attorneys say the matter involves investigations tied to the White House and funding practices.
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Stans
Washington
Tice HM. Stems
Nixon
Nixon Pays Back State Income Tax
President Nixon has repaid state income taxes plus penalties and interest totaling 5052.36 dollars for 1969 and 1970, state Franchise Tax Board officials said. The tax return showed no additional California income tax on adjusted gross income, though Nixon earned income in the state.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nixon
Martin Hull
State Franchise Tax Board
Presideow
California
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