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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1978

Page

5

Lee to issue executive order on code of ethics

Acting Gov Blair Lee III announced plans to issue an executive order establishing a code of ethics for executive branch officials after a slim ethics bill failed in the House. He noted no details but intends coverage for all executive branch employees despite the bill's demise.

Lee Annapolis Blair Lee III General Assembly Executive Branch House of Delegates John C. Byrnes D-Ball House Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee Del Charles J. Krysiak John Hanson Briscoe D-St. Marys Maryland

Mandel prosecution defends Mandel Ruling Maryland graft case

Prosecutors arguing before the 4th Circuit say Governor Mandel wielded broad authority, justifying federal action in a sprawling mail fraud and racketeering case. They contend state authorities lacked resources and power to pursue the matter, noting Mandel could regain the post if overturned.

Baltimore Marvin Mandel Mandel 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Richmond Maryland Irvin Kavens W. Dale Hess Ernest N. Cory Jr William A Harry W. Rodgers Marlboro Maryland Legislature Racing Commission

Major revision enacted in property settlement law

Maryland lawmakers approved a major overhaul of property settlements in divorce cases amid late-session activity. The measure allows temporary use of the family home for the custodial parent and a lump sum division of assets, drawing praise from some and criticism from others. The vote favored the bill 93 to 15 in the House and 40 to 3 in the Senate, with debate over alimony linked to property outcomes.

Annapolis General Assembly Maryland Joseph E. Owens House Judiciary Committee Montgomery County House of Delegates Senate Del Richard W. Emory Baltimore Democrat Owens

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