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Madalyn Murray Ohair — Part 2
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‘she is a free woman now," she sald.
oylan, “however, has not requested the
governor: to’ drop “extradition* proceed-
ngs. Connally’s arrest. warrant:is sched~
STILL PENDING against Mrs. O'Hair ‘is
one-year, .sentence’:for contempt ‘of
ourt. She and her ‘son, William Murray,
19, “were: convicted in absentia while in
:“Hawall. ¥" The.conviction ‘resulted from
harges brought against the: Murrays by.
he. parents of + 18-year-old | ‘Susan Abra-
movitz, ° stating; that? they” “encouraged,
san, to: ‘renounce’ her “religion: ‘and’b
ome ‘an* atheist. "When - William * “Mur.
ay.‘ thereafter: married: Susan" “Abramo-
tz he did so in’ ‘violation of. a: court’ o:
er. forbidding the ‘girl a: havin
the tthe "purpo ‘militant atheist :to.
‘land - where’ she_ thay, -or..may, not,
legal, charges.
‘s.! “O’Hair Swho' ‘recently ‘remarried,’
‘aunched ‘a court“battle against. ta
ptions.- on ‘church property. which {s-
sted’ < to* reach* the’: U.S.> Supreme
t next’ “year. She sand ‘her? famil
Baltimore” eatin ago after’ a
S now.; seems unlikely,” ‘extradition “tg
granted, “few ° ‘lawyers ° ‘believé -the ‘con
iempt: ‘eitation : will: shold’ ‘up: ‘in? "court,
TRS, 0’ HAIR, ‘told’ ‘the ‘GUARDIAN’ No
‘that She suspected the’ extradition, Wi
ot immediately~ dropped ‘ ‘because ‘ ‘th
re trying to see if they” can't, Srrest, ‘me.
m something else.” a :
act’ with’ “the” Murrays. “She is convinced that’ ‘the’ state ‘ts ‘in-,
- tent upon - prosecuting: ’ her, to: interfere
William ‘Murray was arrested in Sep with her tax-the-churoh sult. Written:
~- arguments: on the case—which most:
2 Maryland: fudte overated tee, when ® constitutional lawyers believe would be
* tion Oct. 19 “on'grounds of denial of due .. Upheld in the Supreme Court, as: was
.Mrs.’ O'Hair’s previous suit “to -ban the” *
" a ed that the con-': om
famot charge “will likewise ee ‘aroppe compulsory ‘reading of prayers ‘in public’.
hools — have: srecently: been: submitted
gainst Mrs,:O'Hair either for: denial o c f
ue’ ’ process” or! ‘perhaps because” of »th o “Maryland's “ Court: of "Appeals, th
“ruling on,.religious- qualification for“ ju-: tate’s highest; court.’ “They. will be fol
‘rors."The- one-year statute of/] : owed by oral‘ arguments.’ ‘The. court ‘ha.
90 days to make a decision,‘ iwhich ds. ex
pected to.“go against : »Mrs.- Re
Supreme : Court
£ month, " however—-soon ‘after’ ‘the.
land Bovernor demanded» that: she°
sase: of: mistaken identity
THIS OR 3-3800 2". the caller. asked
NATIONAL? GUARDIAN'S *: “tele
ae”? “operator Hyves itis," "she. re
1.“ Arey “you‘signing- up-men?” : he.
a. wnat?” ‘asked. the receptionist.
iid, are you signing up men?”". The.
sr, it: turned: out; thought he’ had
yhoned © ‘the* National :‘Guard,” ; not:
New ayer oa
New York Daily News
New York Post
' The New York Times
The Worker
The New Leader
The Wall Street Journal
The National Observer
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