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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1970

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2

Canal Park Wins Hurdle In Congress

Washington AP A decade long effort to create the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park from Washington to Cumberland MD moved forward as a House Interior subcommittee approved the bill. The measure doubles size to over 20 000 acres with $20.4 million for land and 8 47 million for development plus 25 million in five years. Backers include Maryland Republicans Morton Gude and Beall Jr.

Washington Cumberland Mad House Interior Committee Interior Department Charles McC. Mathias Rmad Mathias Paw Paw House Senate Maryland Rogers C. B. Morton Gilbert Gude J. Glenn Beall Jr

Garrett County road workers strike ends in lame duck council

In Garrett County Maryland the strike by about 140 county road workers persists as three commissioners face post primary terms. Allen S. Paugh and John Ross Lines lost nominations opposing union recognition, leaving the board a lame duck. Judge Hamill proposes rehiring workers and resuming repairs supervised by the FMCS or, failing accord, binding arbitration to settle the 23 week dispute before winter.

Oakland Garrett County Maryland Allen S. Paugh John Ross Lines Hubert Board of Commissioners United States Stuart F. Hamill Hamill American Federal of Afl-Cio Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

Meir Denies Cease Fire Violations

New York AP Israel Premier Golda Meir arriving for urgent Middle East talks denies a State Department report accusing Israel of ceasefire violations. She says she has not seen the report and doubts any violations. She plans to meet Nixon and Rogers in Washington to discuss current regional issues.

New York Golda Meir Middle East U.S. State Department Kennedy Airport Israel U.S Washington Egypt Suez Canal

High Court Drug Search Rule Sought

The government seeks Supreme Court review of a Ninth Circuit ruling limiting customs strip searches at the U S border. A 26 year old clerk in a California case was searched after vague suspicion and heroin found, while the court held such searches require objective facts. The solicitor general argues quick private checks fit border needs.

Washington San Ysidro Calif Sandra D., Johnson Los Angeles Mexico Miss Johnson United States Erwin NX Griswold

Meatcutters Stage Grand Union Strike

Washington area meatcutters walk out at Grand Union stores after Local 593 members reject a $40 per two year raise. The union seeks $60 over the same period, representing about 4,500 locals while 2,000 members voted to strike, with leadership advising action at Grand Union only to minimize public disruption.

Washington CAP Grand Union Food Amalgamated Meatcutters Union Voice Grand Union

House Favors TV Cameras for Public Proceedings

A reform bill to televise committee hearings and end secret voting moved toward a final House vote. It would end proxy voting and publicize procedures while aides’ pay raises remained blocked. Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr. staged a camel demonstration about staff salaries. another amendment reformed the pay scale formula.

Wasiington House Senate Congressional Joel T. Broyhill R-Va

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