Jail Guards Laxity Claim To Be Probed
PIKESVILLE Md AP state Secretary of Public Safety Robert J Lally will investigate guards complaints over prison reform policy changes at Maryland correctional Institutions A two hour meeting with 13 guards and Lally ended amicably as they warned of a possible walk out The guards claimed too much authority was given to inmates in rehabilitation plans and Lally pledged administrative changes if charges are proven Guard reports of prisoners armed with weapons were mentioned but no specifics were provided.
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Pikesville
Robert J. Lally
State Secretary of Public Safety
Maryland
Lally
High Court Hears Desegregation Busing Debate
The Supreme Court heard arguments on desegregation and busing, with Solicitor General Griswold stating the Constitution does not ban busing for desegregation but cautions on distance. Charlotte-Mecklenburg and related cases spark debate over race, school assignments, and potential constitutional rights to integrated schools.
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Griswold
Southern
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
School Board
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
New York
Pennsylvania
South
Waggoner
Legal Defense Fund
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
U.S
James B. McMillan
McMillan
James B. Nabrit
Aspirin Viewed Hazardous By Doctors Says Menguy
CHICAGO AP A surgeon researcher Dr Rene Menguy of the University of Chicago says aspirin should be prescription only along with potent drugs. He cites internal bleeding and possible death from aspirin and notes it is widely used. He estimates aspirin causes serious bleeding in one of eight hospital cases and warns chronic use heightens risk.
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Chicago
A_ sur
Geon
Rene Menguy
University of Chicago
Menguy
Clinical Congress
American College of Surgeons
United States
Adele Mee Gottschalk
Conspiracy Charged In Meat Checks
Five former officials of Duke land Packing Co and two federal meat inspectors face a 67 count indictment for conspiracy to commit wholesale violations of the Federal Meat Inspection Act. The alleged scheme spanned 1960 to 1967. The current Duke land owners cooperated but were not involved. Indicted are Jacob Spevak and son Frank Spevak plus David Bloomberg and his father-in-law, Benjamin Prostic, Murray Schneier, and inspectors Earl Kidwell and Henry Cartier.
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Baltimore, Md
Dukeland Packing Co
Agriculture Department
Jacob Spevak
Frank Spevak
David Bloomberg
Jacob Spevak- Bloomberg
Benjamin Prostic
Murray Schneier
Beall
Earl Kidwell
Henry Cartier
U.s.agriculture Department
State Plans To Classify Car Licenses
Maryland Motor Vehicle Service will start a new license classification system covering about 2 million motorists over two years. Most drivers will obtain a Class D license up to 20 000 pounds gross with 16 as minimum age. tractor trailers and buses require higher classes and a Certification of Experience. The plan aligns with the 1966 National Highway Safety Act and includes Class A for tractor-trailers, Class B for trucks over 20 000 pounds, Class C for buses, Class D for vehicles up to 20 000 pounds, and Class E for motorcycles.
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Glen Burnie
Maryland
John Satterfield
Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Pacific Northwest
New England
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Charlotte
Nabrit
Charlotte School Board
News- Post
Pantry Pride
Nixon
Frest
Conn
Hartford
Dukeland
George Beall
Hiltner Way
East Street
Frederick
Sheppard
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