Jordan drug case ends amid questions over probe
Washington AP report says special prosecutor Arthur Christy found insufficient evidence to charges White House aide Hamilton Jordan in the cocaine affair linked to Studio 54. The ruling drew praise from Jordan and concern among some officials over investigation methods and the ethics act.
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Fed Cuts Bank Lending Fee Amid Recession Signals
The Federal Reserve Board reduced the fee charged to banks for loans, a move seen as potentially lowering consumer interest rates. Unemployment claims rose to a record pace with 675,000 first-time seekers in the week ending May 17, signaling a possible 7.5 percent May jobless rate and about 500,000 more unemployed than April. Treasury Secretary Miller told Congress the worst of the recession may be behind us, noting easing rates may blunt the downturn, while inflation remains a top priority and a tax cut was rejected.
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FAA accused of lax safety practices in Chicago
In Chicago Rep. Bob Whittaker charged the FAA with covering up lax air safety and falsifying reports on near misses and computer outages. He cited a seven month probe and said FAA data misrepresented safety risks facing the traveling public. He noted minutes lost in the national air traffic system during early 1980. He also referenced an FAA printerout showing longer outage times. The remarks followed a letter from FAA Administrator Langhorne Booth.
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ONeill opposes compromise 813 billion budget in House vote
Speaker Tip ONeill says he will oppose the compromise budget valued at 813 billion dollars citing insufficient cuts to domestic programs and a defense allocation far above President Carter's request. The measure is set for a House vote Thursday.
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Newsman's Choice and Highlights Across the Page
The column by Bogdan Kipling discusses Canadian constitutional topics and travel reminders. Reports cover film trends, refugee empathy, gardening notes, stamp collecting, and a look at US politics and finance with focus on campaign speeches and primary results.
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Judge Wenner to fill vacancy on Frederick Co court
Gov Hughes appoints Judge William Wenner to the Frederick County District Court leaving a local circuit court vacancy by Judge Robert E Clapp Jr retirement. The selection for the district seat will involve the local judicial nominating committee. a bar meeting Monday will consider using the same questionnaire. Judge Wenner, a Brunswick native, has served on the district court since 1978 and was the first local appointee under the Mandel committee system.
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Vernon Jordan shot near Fort Wayne motel
Vernon Jordan Jr the president of the National Urban League was wounded early today when he stepped from a car after returning to a Fort Wayne motel A woman driving the car was questioned but released There were no suspects or motive given Jordan 44 a prominent black leader was listed in critical but stable condition at Parkview Memorial Hospital Officials said doctors were optimistic about his recovery The incident followed Jordan’s Fort Wayne Urban League dinner remarks criticizing cuts to social programs and the move toward a balanced budget The page note indicates continued coverage on Page A
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Holmes Named Outstanding Senior Citizen of Frederick County
Lester L Holmes, 75 Ridge Road, was named Outstanding Senior Citizen at the Frederick Jaycees annual banquet honoring 21 candidates. The event at Em's Italian Kitchen highlighted Holmes’s volunteer work with Boy Scouts of America, Appalachian Trails Conference, National Park Service, and efforts for the handicapped and seniors. He has Eagle Scout and Super Beaver awards and helped map and improve the Appalachian Trail Maryland section. Other honorees listed include Virginia Trump, George C Rhodenck Jr, Robert and Ethel Pemsel, Ralph A Putnam, Harry D Schildt, Robert L Smith, Catherine M Gross, Julia Elchison Haona, and Ray.
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OCJ to oppose Eastalco utility rate agreement
The Organization for Consumer Justice plans to challenge next week’s Eastalco contract with Potomac Edison. Edythe M Rickard, state president, says the preferential rate harms families and small businesses. OCJ vows further fights before the PSC and congressional panels.
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City to respond to HUD on use of block grant funds
City officials including Mayor Ronald Young plan to reply to HUD regarding the use of Community Development Block Grant funds. The Citizens Coalition for Block Grant Compliance filed a complaint alleging funds are not spent for intended low income or south end community benefits.
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Concert Tickets Gone for Air Force Band Show in Frederick
The United States Air Force Band and the Sneirk Sergeants concert, sponsored by the Frederick Véns Post, offered free admission. Announced Tuesday, 20 tickets were claimed within 24 hours. The concert, conducted by Armada Gabre, is scheduled for Wednesday the 18th at Wienberg Center.
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