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...Secret Service detail and a limousine). Friends have been able to raise only $40,000 toward paying his legal bills, which may exceed $200,000. Last week, rejecting Agnew's plea "not to strip me of my means of livelihood," a three-judge panel appointed by the Maryland Court of Appeals unanimously agreed that Agnew should be disbarred. Said the court: "We see no extenuating circumstances allowing a lesser sanction." A final ruling by the full Appeals Court is expected by March...
Died. Richard F. Cleveland, 76, eldest son of Democratic President Grover Cleveland and a prominent Maryland attorney; in Baltimore. Cleveland, who represented Whittaker Chambers in the libel suit brought by Alger Hiss, was active in the presidential campaigns of one Democrat, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and three Republicans, Alfred Landon, Wendell Willkie and Dwight D. Eisenhower...
...Hoffman and Art Buchwald are mixed with meandering reviews of the arts-plus Ann Landers. The Post has some trouble serving its fragmented local area; it is not only the sole morning daily in the District of Columbia, its suburban circulation makes it the largest morning paper in Maryland and the largest paper-period-in Virginia. Publisher Katharine Graham has not let the rigors of Watergate coverage stiffen her sense of humor: "Wherever I go, someone inevitably declares that this has been a banner year for journalism and the Post. That's true, though in much the same sense...
...feel I owe it to blacks and Puerto Ricans and Chicanos to support them." He specialized in learning disabilities and psychotic disorders in children, went to Johns Hopkins, where he became a professor of Child Psychiatry, and acquired an impressive number of professional honors--president of the Maryland Psychiatrists Association, president of the Psychiatric Research Society, nomination to the Surgeon-General's Committee on Television and Violence. Eisenberg says he'd like to spend less time on administration and more doing his own work, especially a textbook on child development. Nevertheless, he's chaired Mass General's psychiatry department since...
...soon-to-be "UCLA of the South," what with this year's team made up of four sophomores and a senior with the sixth man, Davis, a freshman. But I don't even claim that Carolina ia the best in the South. In fact, with N.C. State, UNC, Maryland, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Western Kentucky, Jacksonville and Kentucky, I would claim Carolina is probably only fourth or fifth best below the Mason-Dixon line this year. But notice that that also qualifies as the tenth or twelveth best in the country...