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c Maryland high schools in area will have some programming. . . Speakers invited to several - Montgomery Blair, Walt Whitman, and W a l t Johnson. Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School adherents hope to have a memorial service and wear black armbands. District high schools - generally low-key observance. McKinley Tech - discussion - outside speakers. .- Western - program. - Wilson- 9 a.m. assembly program - seminars. Regular classes s t a r t at 11 a.m. MISCELLANEOUS ! The Arlington County Democratic Workshop 011 Civil and Human Rights is urging the'citizcns of Arlington County to refrain from business as usual and to initiate their own activity in support of thc m o r a b r i u m or actively participate in one of the inany forms of study, reflection, or action planned for that day by a r e a groups. 4, .. Herbcrt S. Miller, D.::C. attorney' residing in Reston. is spear- heading plans for a Fairfax County dcmonstration. Plans includc folk music, a.non-denominational service in conjunction with a candle light- ing cercmony, and a prominent anti-war spcaker. Location of meeting not firm - some central Fairfas County site hoped for. Nortlicrn Virginians goal will be to get pctitions signed by 10,000 to present to Northern Virginia'national legislators. . . This group of Maryland - State cmployees not excused to participate. St. Johns Episcopal Church in Arlington, Virginia - will toll bell for two minutes'of each daylight hour. and 11 a.m. for students at Wakefield High School and the Glen Carlyn co m m u ni t y . Special scrviccs a t 7:15 Georgetown University Law Students plan to demonstrate at the Justice Department on thd 15th - 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. - to protest the legal and penal standards of this nation. I. F. Stone and Marcus Raskin will speak. SOURCE: Government and news media. RELIABILITY: Probably true. ; .-. .. t;.:. i- - + - 7