Maryland Constitutional Amendments Proclaimed For 1970 Ballot
Governor Mandel proclaims a set of proposed constitutional amendments to be voted on in November 1970, including changes to the executive and legislative branches, districting plans, election rules, and religious liberty provisions, with publication requirements and timelines. The formal text outlines amendments to Articles II, III, IV, and VI, plus related sections, and directs implementation if approved by voters.
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County Commissioners
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Board of County Communissiones
Woithin
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Marvin Mandel
Annapolis
FAA Probes Violations In Fatal Plane Crash
Federal investigators uncover apparent violations after a Colorado Rockies crash killed 30 people bound for a Wichita State football game. The FAA seized a second plane at Logan and cited mechanical deficiencies and uncertified operators in the fatal incident.
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FAA
Washington
Colorado Rockies
Edward E. Slattery Jr
National Transportation Safety Board
Wichita State University
Logan
Utah
Denver
Wichita
James R. Greenwood
Federal Aviation Administration
Golden Eagle Aviation of
Oklahoma City
Greenwood
Jack Richards
Tas
Richards
Morton Backing Goodell Rivalry Sparks GOP Sea Change
In Lansing for a county dinner, Republican National Chairman Rogers C B Morton challenged Spiro Agnew’s critique of Sen. Charles Goodell of New York. Morton said purging before an election is ill advised but could understand Agnew’s stance, while urging GOP unity and voting for any Republican nominee. He praised Agnew as a powerful money maker, publicist, and motivator, shrugging off being labeled a functionary.
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Lansing
Mich
Rogers C.B. Morton
Spiro T Agnew
Charles Goodell
New York
Morton
Agnew
Senate
Sen
Goodell
GOP
Maryland
Blair Urges State Curb Of Phosphates
Republican candidate C Stanley Blair urged Maryland to ban phosphate based detergents by end of 1971. He cited Interior Department data on pollution and noted detergents contribute majorly to phosphates in sewers and lakes. Blair urged women to lead the fight against phosphate pollution with the proposed prohibition.
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Baltimore
Woman
C. Stanley Blair
GOP
Maryland
U.S. Interior Department
Blair
Canada
United States
Marvin Mandel
Robert Merkle
American Party
Agnew Backs Buckley In Senate Race
Vice President Agnew signaled support for James L. Buckley the Conservative party candidate for New York senate while avoiding an outright endorsement. He criticized Senator Charles E. Goodell accusing him of diverging from Nixon administration policies over Vietnam. Ottinger stood as the competing Democrat.
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Agnew
Buckley
New York
James L. Buckley
Nixon
Ottinger
Goodell
Vietnam
New Buoy Improves Weather Forecasting
The Coast Guard station in Portsmouth Virginia reports a redeployed buoy 125 miles east of Virginia to boost hurricane and blizzard alerts and daily forecasts. XERB 1 is part of the National Data Buoy Development Project designed to expand ocean data stations nationwide.
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Convair Division
General Dynamics
San Diego
Calif
Coast Guard
U.S. Weather Bureau
United States Coast Guard
Portsmouth
Virginia
Coast Guard-managed
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Wichita State
College Station
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Richard L. Ottinger
Charles E. Goodell
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