Anti war Groups Plan Counter Demonstrations
Anti war and civilian dissent groups planned nationwide counter demonstrations at military installations to mark Armed Forces Day. Organizers expect peaceful pickets and leafleting with participation from American Servicemen's Union, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, and others. Protests target bases from Ft. Dix to West Point and Ft. Bragg with rallies, leaflets, and potential gate block attempts.
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Associated Press
American Servicemen’s Union
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Welfare Rights Organization
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine and
Coast Guard
Ft. Dix
U.S. District Court
6Th Armored Cavalry
Fort Meade
Howard H. Cooksey
Griffis Air Force Base
Rome
N.Y
Boston
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Lobbyists List Fees at Maryland 1971 Session
With about a third of reports still unfiled five lobbyists have reported payments over ten thousand dollars for 1971 Maryland General Assembly work. The top fees include George W. Della at fourteen thousand five hundred from Baltimore Gas and Electric and M William Adelson at seventeen thousand seventy five from multiple clients. Adelson led in total earnings with nineteen thousand seventy five, followed by William S. Wilson ten brokers and J Cookman Boyd aided by a Chicago insurer. Most large fees came from utilities insurers and financial groups, reflecting heavy regulation by the state.
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Annapolis
Maryland General Assembly
Secretary of State
George W. Della
State Senate
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
M. William Adelson
Baltimore
Adelson
Potomac Electric Power Co
Wholesale Tobacco Distributors of
Maryland
Economy Shows Slow Expansion in April Rise
Washington AP reports the Federal Reserve's industrial production index rose 0.3 percent in April after a 0.2 percent rise in March. The gain, described as moderate, occurs as auto output fell 8 percent from March while consumer goods and materials rose.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Hendrik Houthakker
Council of Economic Advisers
Houthakker
Maryland to receive 16 million in federal pollution funds
Governor Mandel announced a Friday grant of 16 million dollars from the federal government to Maryland as part of a 53 million dollar debt and an overall obligation of 92 million dollars for a water treatment system. The funds are described as a down payment on Maryland’s pollution debt.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Free State
Mandel
Washington
White House Board Approves 12 Percent Hike
The Construction Industry Stabilization Board approves a 12 percent wage rise for union painters in Little Rock Arkansas. Chairman John T. Dunlop says the board has no fixed target and may approve larger settlements for workers whose pay trails others in the same area. The panel, created by President Nixon to curb inflation in construction, has already decided a dozen cases though details were not released.
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Washington
White House
Little Rock
Ark
John T. Dunlop
Harvard University
Dunlop
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
Management Delays Appalachian Roads
Federal auditors fault the Appalachian Regional Commission for a fragmented highway program due to a passive regional role and weak state-driven priorities. The GAO urges setting region-wide accessibility priorities, reworking funds, and finishing the system across 21 corridors totaling about 3,000 miles.
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Washington
Appalachia
Appalachian Regional Commission
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
State Commission
Commission
AEC to resume underground nuclear tests at Nevada site
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a June detonation at the Nevada Test Site to free natural gas trapped in rock as part of the Plowshare program for peaceful nuclear uses. It ends an almost six month halt following the Baneberry accident and marks the first U.S. test since 1962 during Eisenhower moratorium.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nevada
Here
U.S
Baneberry
Yucca Flat
Western States
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Mason- Dixon Arca
Fairgrounds
Retarded Children’s Assn
M. E. Barnhart
Hagerstown
Bruce Ramsburg
Frederick
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Life Insurance & Annuities
N. Wilson Seidey, Jr
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Springfield
Massachusetts
IG. Doyle
Doyle
The
Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute of New York
Bugle Linen Service
Gurl
Rosemont Ave
Frederick, MD
Marlene Troxell
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Phiye
Duane M. Wardwell
Ee Ka
Howard E. Rorabaugh
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Ian Shia
Chrysler Boats and Motors
Nana
Chrysler Glass Master
Geneva
Royal American Boats
Coracraft Canoel
Meyers
Aluminum Boats
TEE Nee Trailers
Poontoon Boats
CHV Boat Sales
Powell Road
Mountaindale
Njewepaperiltt
Toyota
Christopher Custer
Patrick
Bolens Husky
Paul K. Dell CL
West Church
St. Frederick
Business & Personal Insurance
Garst Paint Center, Inc
Frederick Maryland
White House Board
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Ter St
Patrick St. Frederick
Treeland Nurseries
Ireland
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