UM students publish controversial pornography issue
Students at the University of Maryland printed a 50 page pornographic issue of the Argus campus literary magazine despite a state ban. About 12,000 copies were printed in Silver Spring for the spring edition, with legal threats and possible funding cuts looming from Attorney General Francis B. Burch.
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72 British Tourists Die In Plane Crash
A Yugoslav charter jetliner carrying 72 British tourists crashed and burned on approach to Rijeka airport in Yugoslavia. One Yugoslav family also died. four crew members survived. Witnesses recalled the left wing breaking, the plane overturning, and explosions as passengers burned secured by seat belts. Only one passenger survived.
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Mandel Plans To Sign 135 Bills Into Law
Maryland Governor Mandel plans to sign 135 acts from the 1971 General Assembly. Key measures include a school building funding plan transferring cost to counties, a $150 million bond issue, and moves to establish a Maryland housing program with a housing fund and $7 million bond. Also approved are consumer bills on auto bumpers, lead in gas, and stricter emissions, plus a Martin Luther King Day observance.
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SALT Round Four Ends in Vienna Meet Ends Early July Helsinki
American and Soviet negotiators at SALT decide to end the fourth round in Vienna and begin anew in Helsinki in early July. A communique will follow the final session at the American Embassy. Experts met on the hot line and direct Washington Moscow links as talks proceed. Since opening 20 months ago, 68 sessions have been held across 20 months. President Nixon said focus will be antiballistic missiles and limits on offensive strategic weapons.
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