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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
4
In Baltimore, both Joseph D. Tydings and Rep. Paul S. Sarbanes gain support as strong potential general election opponents to Sen. J. Glenn Beall Jr., a poll for the Baltimore Sun indicates.
A 1000 voter April survey finds Tydings leading Beall 39 to 33 with Beall strong in Western Maryland and Beall trailing in Baltimore and suburban Washington. Sarbanes trails Beall in early polls but ties Tydings in some regions, while liberals and blacks defect from Beall as the Democratic primary campaign intensifies.
CIA Director George H. W. Bush refused to name any agent or collaborator while he leads the agency. He spoke at the Naval Academy during a foreign affairs conference and praised openness with Congress while opposing dismantling covert capability.
Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission official says Medicare and Medicaid save money when they accept the agency rate scales. The commission cites about $40 million in state savings in 1975 and notes Medicare excludes an added 7 percent bad debts charge. Blue Cross joins in discussing unpaid bills and funding needs.
In St Leonard Maryland locals debate Chesapeake Bay area Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant now in operation. Residents say taxes and utilities have not improved while BG&E reports savings and a second generator will meet six percent of demand. County officials cite a larger budget effect amid mixed public sentiment.
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals voided Miner’s escape conviction and a three year added term after ruling he did not actually escape under the law. Miner, serving a four year assault and resisting arrest sentence, left a work release site briefly to buy cigarettes and a birthday card for his mother.
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