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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1973
Page
4
Two Baltimore BP dealers face lease expirations as the company plans to assume operation of 70 high volume service stations. A federal suit claims favoritism by oil companies in supplying company operated stations, potentially harming independent dealers in Maryland.
A special committee of the Maryland bar association reports on charges of discrimination against black students at the University of Maryland Law School. The committee notes lower undergraduate averages for black students and discusses steps the law school is taking to assist them with Dean William P. Cunningham commenting on the effort.
In New Orleans US District Court jurors acquitted Jim Garrison and two executives of bribery charges tied to pinball machine gambling. The panel deliberated 15 hours before finding them not guilty of conspiring to obstruct police over alleged bribe exchanges to protect an illegal gambling operation.
ANNAPOLIS AP The state college system faces a dispute over appointing a chancellor A three page letter from board chair J Carson Dowell defends current governance While Faculty Senate chair expresses little confidence in the present system The dispute began after Gov Mandel promised Towson State President James Fisher a chancellorship Fisher says he declined a San Francisco State offer due to that promise The executive director says most college presidents support the current structure with Fisher opposing the process as improper fire in the meeting
Byron De La Beckwith, linked to Mississippi race killings, was arrested in New Orleans with a dynamite device and weapons. FBI and local police report a planned attack tied to the case and note Joseph Botnick, leader of the Anti-Defamation League in New Orleans, was named as a possible target but has disappeared amid threats.
Mrs Smith and Nora Wine Sesh discuss Nixon administration hiring women. The White House talent pool could increase female names, noting a mix of men and women in government posts and a need to balance representation.
The Veterans Administration reports a large 1973 fiscal year budget, with figures around 98.4 billion as the total allocation. Officials outline priority funding for medical care burials and veterans programs while noting shifts in departmental allocations.
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