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Henry J. Cianfrani pleaded guilty to 106 charges, including mail fraud and racketering, and ex-Pennsylvania House Speaker Herbert Fineman was convicted of obstruction of justice. Marston has acknowledged investigating Reps. Joshua Eilberg and Daniel Flood, both Pennsylvania Democrats, for allegedly profiting from a $65-million Philadelphia hospital addition that was financed partly with federal money. After his firing Marston said, "The call from Congressman Eilberg expedited the attorney general's decision to fire me." Carter on Nov.

4 had asked Bell to "expedite" Marston's removal. The GOP resolution "condemns the Carter administration's submission to pressures from Democratic congressmen who are eager for United Press International WASHINGTON The Republican National Committee adopted a resolution yesterday condemning President Carter for firing David Marston, the U.S. attorney from Philadelphia who was investigating two Democratic congressmen. And in Atlanta for a GOP parley, Sen. Richard Schweiker, said Carter "ruined himself" and made a mockery of a campaign pledge to take politics out of the judiciary.

Marston had been Schweiker's chief legislative aide. Marston, 35, a Republican appointee, was dismissed Friday in a two-hour meeting with Attorney General Griffin Bell. He refused to stay until a successor was named, saying Bell's action was "purely political," GOP chairman Bill Brock cailed for congressional hearings, and in Harrisburg, the Republican leader of the Pennsylvania Senate, Henry Hager, demanded that Carter "either to 'sv1' David Marston: Firing is 'purely seek Bell's resignation or fire him," Common Cause, the non-partisan citizen's lobby, said, "Bell has surrendered the Philadelphia U.S. Attorney's Office to local Democratic patronage opportunities. political pressures.

Demos Move To End Vote Crossovers The Associated Press WASinNGTON The Democratic Party's rules writing committee adopted a revision yesterday which is likely to abolish the crossover presidential primaries that have allowed members of political parties to vote In each other's elections. The committee also debated changes which could shorten the six-month presidential primary season to 13 weeks. The new rule, which has to be approved by the full Democratic National Committee, would restrict participation in a Democratic presidential primary or caucus "to Democratic voters only." Wisconsin, Michigan and Montana were the last three states which held crossover primaries in the 1976 presidential election. With the Carter administration's supporters strongly favoring a clampdown on a crossover loophole, the committee voted 34-12 to remove an exemption for the three states. Morley Winograd, Michigan party chairman who also heads the national rules committee, said the decision probably means Michigan will lose its presidential primary.

Montana Democrats said in hearings last fall that they probably would drop theirs if the crossover restrictions were adopted. i Tho Supremo Court hns nilitd thai a political party's rules for selecting national convention delegates take precedent over state laws. This means that if Wisconsin, for example, continues to hold wide open primaries, the Democrats could refuse to scat delegates elected in them. Injured Marine Kills 2 Patients With Scissors United Press International CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. An injured Marine rampaged through two fourth floor wards of a Navy hospital with a pair of scissors, stab ISiS ''IB, Wh 1 1 K.

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