Mandel Seeks To Exert Democratic Parley Power
Maryland governor Marvin Mandel quietly builds a national power base to influence the 1972 Democratic nomination. He has met with Humphrey Muskie and Jackson, positions on national committees, and hopes to mobilize Democratic governors while denying interest in a ticket spot.
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Mandel
Annapolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
Rny
Miami
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Edmund Muskie
Birch Bayh
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
General Assembly
Pipesmoking
National Governor’s Conference
Transportation, Science and Technology
Southern Governors’ Conference
Democratic National Policy Committee
Clase
National Party
Ocean Dumping Controls Curbed In House Action
In a tight House vote a state rights amendment was added to a broad ocean dumping bill. The measure would let states keep their own rules while federal authority over offshore waters begins at sea entry, potentially delaying offshore drilling and complicating Senate fate for the environmental package.
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Washington
House
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Interior Department
Charles W. Sandman Jr
R-N.j
Environmental Protection Agency
Sandman
U.S
NASA scientist predicts satellite launch savings
NASA astronaut scientist Dr. Joseph P. Allen forecasts over 90 percent cut in satellite launch costs within a decade via a reusable space shuttle, post Skylab 1973, enabling unmanned satellite repair missions. He spoke at groundbreaking for Maryland Science Center amid plans for a permanent Maryland Academy of Sciences home.
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Baltimore
Joseph P. Allen
Allen
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U. Space Station
Hicle
Maryland Science Center
Yale
U.S
NASA
Maryland Academy of Sciences
J. Cookman Boyd Jr
Academy Board of Trustees
Thomas J. Dalesamiro MH. Allen
Louis Goldstein
Theodore R. McKeldin
Inner Harbor
Contaminated Cans Found At Hagerstown Store
Washington County Health Department reports swollen ends on food cans found on shelves in a Hagerstown supermarket. Officials declined to name the store or products but urged residents to inspect cans for swelling and to destroy or return affected items to the place of purchase.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Health Department
Attica Prison Riot Eases After No Reprisals Pledge
In Attica New York a truce began after State Corrections Commissioner Oswald promised no administrative reprisals following a riot that injured a dozen guards, seized hostages, and set three buildings ablaze. About 1,280 inmates remained in control as troopers and deputies surrounded the yard and cellblocks while inmates demanded reforms and a $1.85 hourly wage.
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N.Y
Attica
Russell G. Oswald
Albany
Axl
Oswald
John T
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Dtex
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H&r
N. Market St
Frederick
Routzahn's
Pantyhose
Hanes
Routzahn
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Curtin
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Buffalo
Manchester
Batavia
Massachusetts
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West Second Street
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Hancock
Rt. 40
Cumberland
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Rt. 39
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