Burch to Leave Maryland AG Post for Private Life
Maryland Attorney General Francis Burch, after twelve years in office, plans to join Weinberg and Green in Baltimore in January and pursue real estate work and investments. He says he will have more free time to spend with family and to do things he loves, while not ruling out another run for public office in the future.
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Francis B. Burch
Burch
Weinberg and Green
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J. Calvin Jenkins
Ud Re Cayus
Guido John Careich
Pallottine Fathers
Confidence in Mideast pact slips
Washington AP report on stalled Camp David era talks between Israel and Egypt as President Carter warns of uncertain progress. Leaders debate West Bank Gaza tensions while Hassan of Morocco meets Carter amid complaints that assurances exceed Camp David terms. Dayan Ghali and Begin monitor cabinet plans as Washington pursues a 30 point U.S. proposal to break the deadlock.
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Washington
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Morocco
Hassan
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Jordan
U.S
Moshe Dayan
Boutros Ghali
Ghali
Menachem Begin
Public Broadcasting Service
Egypt
Camp David
Mideast
Jordan River
Begin
Iran oil strike ends as troops fire on protests
Iranian oil workers ended their two week walkout, with production set to return to normal at Abadan and other fields. At least three demonstrators were killed and 19 wounded in Songor and near Tehran as troops fired on crowds in the governor’s office area and the bazaar, while the shah’s regime signaled a move toward civilian government. A bomb targeting Oil Services Co. director George Link in Ahwaz injured the driver, underscoring continued danger amid tensions surrounding the monarch.
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Reza Pahlavi
sthagiParn Neh Eeenty Pepegees
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Shah
Oil Company
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Tran
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Link
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National Oil Company
Exxon
British Petroleum
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French Petroleum Company
U.S
Maryland profs top salary list prompts workload study
ANNAPOLIS AP University of Maryland teachers rank among the highest paid state workers and a legislative auditor urges a formal workload accountability system. The report calls for a minimum weekly split among teaching research and service, noting vague faculty workload policies at the university. Toll responds that the issue is important and will be discussed by admin council.
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Eugene Gerczak
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Student Union Food Service
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