Hays admits lying about personal relationship with aide
Rep. Wayne Hays testified before the House admitting a prior false denial of a romantic relationship with Elizabeth Ray, a clerk on the House Administration Committee payroll. He claimed she worked in some capacity for his office while denying sexual services for pay and said he was legally separated when the affair began.
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London
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Washington Post
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Ohio
Post
Patricia Schroeder
D-Colo
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R-Ul
Anderson
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William F. Goodling
Rpa
Goodling
Judge Ponton recounts Harding incident during Second Street clash
Former city detective Gerry L. Ponton testified that Harding did not aid during a scuffle with a shooting suspect, shouting for handcuffs as the suspect was subdued. Major Ashton and Major Main opposed Harding’s rehiring citing judgment and common sense concerns despite top academy grades.
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Jobless benefits fall in Maryland in April
State Employment Security Administration reports April benefits totaling 18.5 million, down 4.7 million from March and 4.1 million below April last year. In the last full week of April 40,493 filed for regular benefits, 8,111 for extended benefits, and 1,408 for special assistance.
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Baltimore
Trustees approve FCC reaccreditation response on morale and career education
The FCC trustees accepted a revised response drafted by Stephens and a faculty committee acknowledging morale problems from past confrontations and outlining steps for participatory governance. They debated career education goals, deleting a disputed line, and set a June 21 deadline to file with the Middle States Association for reaccreditation review.
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FCC
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Commission On Higher Education
Mary 8B
Barrett
Wilmington busing case eyed for Supreme Court test
Atty. Gen. Levi weighs using the Wilmington Delaware desegregation dispute as a possible Supreme Court test of busing. He met with Gov. Tribbitt and Delaware lawmakers amid calls for intervention while a federal court orders integration of Wilmington schools. The Congressional Black Caucus warns of a retreat from court-ordered remedies.
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Wilmington
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Boston
Havel
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Louisville
Congressional Black Caucus
Man Claims Sting Set Up in Shotgun Deal
Robert Turner of Seat Pleasant Maryland testified at his trial that undercover Metropolitan Washington police and FBI agents orchestrated a phony fencing operation. He said he participated only because he feared harm to his family if he refused and noted the January 21 warehouse meeting where the sawed-off shotgun was sold.
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Seat Pleasant, Md
Robert §. Turner
Pepper St
Washington
FBI
Turner
New York
Johnson Returns for Murder Trial in Frederick County
Lawrence Tex Johnson, 28, is held in Frederick County Jail on a 33000 bond for the May 12 murder of Sammy J Harper, 23, of Frederick. He surrendered in New York, waived extradition, and was returned to Frederick after authorities transported him from Manhattan. Johnson faces murder and weapon charges.
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Tex) Johnson
Frederick County
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Frederick
Johnson
New York
Presidential Primary Results Across Districts and States
Raw vote tallies show Ford Reagan and Carter leading in multiple states with margins varying by precincts. Democratic allocations include Carter Udall Wallace and uncommitted delegates, while Republicans list Ford Reagan and scattered outcomes across Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas Nevada Missouri Alabama and other areas.
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Alabama
GM Posts Record May Car Sales Across Industry
General Motors reports a mid May surge boosting total domestic car sales in the May 11-20 period to a record pace for GM with 181,053 vehicles and a 63 percent year over year gain. Industry totals reach 310,869 retail cars in nine days, 34,541 daily rate, near the 1973 mid May peak.
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