C&P forms employees political action committees
Baltimore AP The Chesapeake and Potomac Co plans political action committees in Maryland Virginia and Washington to collect funds from employees earning 26000 to 60000 a year. Employees may designate recipients or let the committees decide. Officials say the program broadens management participation in elections while complying with federal and state rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Aps
Chesapeake & Potomac Co
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Political Action Committee
C&p
Champe C. McCulloch
Samuel E. Bonsack
Bonsack
McCulloch
State Elections Board
Real estate licenses renewed for two Mandel co-defendants
W. Dale Hess and Ernest N. Cory Jr had Maryland real estate license renewals approved despite felony convictions for mail fraud and racketeering. The assistant attorney general said the commission has licensed felons when crimes are not clearly related to real estate. Cory admitted the conviction. Hess denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
W. Dale Hess
Ernest N. Cory Jr
James A. Ostendorf
Real Estate Commission
Attorney General's Office
Ostendorf
Cory
Hess
Brunswick planners urge zoning ordinance adoption
Brunswick planners vote to adopt a new duplex zoning ordinance guiding density and lot size. The measure defines duplex dwellings with two units on adjoining lots separated by a party wall and sets minimums of 2750 square feet per unit and 27 foot lot width. Final approval awaits mayor and Town Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Jerry Bucey
Frederick County
Jess D. Orndorff
Michael E
Ed) Mullen
Frank A. Miglio
Frank Strakowsky
Orndorff
Town Hall
Baltimore Trash Bash aims to clean streets citywide
Mayor William D. Schaefer invites Baltimore residents to a Trash Bash to rid streets and alleys of litter. He stresses citizen participation is essential for any cleanup success and says the city can’t do it alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William D. Schaefer
Schaefer
Sun Oil challenges Maryland gas station moratorium
Sun Oil Co of Pennsylvania accuses a Maryland ban on converting full service stations to gas only operations of costing money. President Harlan T. Snider says 22 stations could be converted if lifted, with $400,000 extra profit. Attorney Milton Eisenberg says the 1974 law targets interstate commerce and burdens out of state firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sun Oil Co
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Sun Oil
Harlan T. Snider
Sun Ol
Milton Eisenberg
Eisenberg
State labor office sets hearings on employment standards
The Task Force on the Interrelation ship of Maryland Federal Employment Standards schedules four public hearings in May in Hagerstown Silver Spring Baltimore and Cambridge to gather employee and employer input on Minimum Wage and Overtime Law Employment of Minors Law Equal Pay for Equal Work Law and Contracts for Public Works Law. Commissioner Harvey Epstein notes overlap with federal acts and aims to produce recommendations by early 1979. First hearing is Monday May 8 1978 at 10:30 a.m. in Hagerstown Court House Annex Summit Avenue Conference Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Cambridge
Harvey A. Epstein
Commissioner of Labor and Industry
Court House
Summit Avenue
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Laurel
Market ST
Frederick, MD
State Labor Office
Western Maryland Railway
Sealy Capital
Dinette
S. Modern R
Buffel and Hutch
Pine Apothecary
Antities Limited
Frederick Towne
U.S. Route 40
Elmwood Drive
Frederick
Mercedes-Benz Specialist Auto Bahn, Inc
N. Carroll St
Ald
A.B.C.D.E
Germany
Dick Wettrich
Meister Machaniker
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