Thanks to all who helped Brenda after her accident
A Frederick Maryland mother thanks family and the medical staff and strangers for support after Brenda Lea, 12, was paralyzed in a November 28 1973 auto crash. She returned to school, will revisit Craig Rehabilitation Hospital yearly, and completed a 25 mile March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon with schoolmates assistance.
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Brenda
Brenda Lea
Baltimore
Craig Rehabilitation Hospital
Colorado
Crime And Punishment Debate In Penology History
A Miami judge proposed probation plus supporting a victim’s family as punishment for a 19 year old murderer provoking wide debate. The article reviews shifts from retribution to medicalized and behavior modification approaches and notes funding cuts to behavior modification by federal agencies. Public figures critique both sides as crime rates persist amid ongoing scholarly disagreement.
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Miami
Fla
Science
Karl Menninger
Ramsey Clark
Bureau of Prisons
The
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Watergate hearings lag as key witnesses remain unseen
Washington reporters note slow pace of impeachment inquiry with many staffers handling routine tasks. Prominent figures like G Gordon Liddy and E Howard Hunt appear, while others such as Robert Abplanalp have yet to testify. Conference items include Nixon campaign maneuvers and a broader political crisis.
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Washington
Mighty
Gordon Liddy
Committee
Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
White House
Hunt
Library of Congress
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Jeb Magruder
Matthew Byrne
Robert Abplanalp
Congress
Simon
Nixon
Herbert Porter
Porter
Water recedes as Pesemac flood eases near Wake
Fifty years ago yesterday the Pesemac River flooded parts of Wake County with water receding at a rate of about a foot per hour. The river had swollen for over 16 hours, forcing travel by rowboat to reach areas such as Pot Rocks. In Hood College news, eighty seven girls including nine from Frederick are set to receive diplomas at graduation, the largest class in the college history.
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Watergate
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Patty Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hearst
Miss Hearst
Missouri
Pesemac
Frederick
Hood College
March of Dimes drives reach record in Frederck area
Twenty years ago the Frederck March of Dimes drive totaled $22 000.35 the largest ever raised for polio work. The final figure was delayed amid announcements from local chairmen as reports and tabulations were compiled. The 1953 total was surpassed by over $1 000 reflecting community effort across county and city with numerous events organized by individuals and civic groups.
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Pabo
Sant Aten VY
Palional
Saly Aller
Watergate Links Deliberations Tie to June 1972 Break-In
Analysis notes that final responsibility for the Watergate bugging remains unclear. It cites conversations from Sept 1972 to Mar 1973 linking Colson, Haldeman, Liddy, Hunt, Magruder, and Strachan to pressure for intelligence gathering and the June 1972 break-in, with Mitchell’s ambiguous role.
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Watergate
Nixon
John Dean
Dean
Mr. Nixon
White House
Charles Colson
Gordon Strachan
H.R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
Colson
Jeb Magruder
Committee
Hunt
Plumbers
Liddy
Magruder
Strachan
Haldeman
Mitchell
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Loberta Dinkle
Potomac Street
Brunswick, Md
Albert Bandura
American Psychological Assa
James Y. McConnell
University of Michigan
United States
Bill Minshall
Young Minshall
William Minshall
Ohio
Minshall
Pete Rozelle
Bill Rhathan
Rhathan
National Football League
New York
David Poling, D.D
By David Poling
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dfay
Bruce Bioss At
NEA
Memspaper
Entfrorine Ags
Bruce Bioss
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