Maryland appoints Gibbs as banking commissioner amid banker support
Maryland Acting Gov Blair Lee III defended appointing W H Gibbs as banking commissioner, a post funded by a $4 800 yearly salary, amid heavy financial industry backing and campaign contributions totaling about 25 000 from bankers and lawyers. Lee said there was no quid pro quo, Gibbs credited the governor, and bankers aided his selection through fundraising and referrals from Suburban Trust, Citizens Bank of Maryland, and Union Trust.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Blair Lee III
W. H. Holden Gibbs
Mving
Lee
Washington
Gibbs
League of Women Voters
Furlong Baldwin
Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Baldwin
Baldy
Cne Polit
Baldwin Heads
Suburban Trust Co
Citizens Bank of Maryland
Union Trust Co
Union Trust
Hyattsville
Loew
Baltimore Women Seek Fair Share in Office Work
Baltimore women office workers push for equal opportunities as a Baltimore Planning Department survey finds many seek seminars to advance, worry about dismissals, and back forming an internal group. Salaries show gaps with state workers at 11300, city at 10500, bank staff at 8300. organizers plan fall meeting amid employer resistance.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Joyce Leviton
Rachel Edds
Edds
Mr. Leviton
Maryland targets port related firms under new MIDFA scope
The Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development, under a five part plan, will lure port related industries to the Port of Baltimore and other Maryland ports. MIDFA financing will now cover dredging, bulkheads, berths, wharves, storage buildings and port equipment to boost private investment and value added in the Baltimore area.
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General Assembly
Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development
Baltimore
Maryland
Department
Herbert B. Cahan
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority
MIDFA
Oliver H. Fulton
Maryland Comptroller's clipping service draws taxpayer heat
Maryland's most active publicity seekers, including Comptroller Goldstein, fund a private clipping service that costs taxpayers as it tracks every mention, photo, and event about him. Clippings feed Goldstein's PR office and scrapbook, while other agencies use similar services for broad agency needs.
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Maryland
Goldstein's
Goldstein
Marvin Bond
Bond
Public planning workshop on C&O Canal Aug 23 Brunswick
William R. Failor outlines a public workshop at the American Legion Hall Brunswick on Wednesday August 23 at 8 p.m. to gather input for an interpretive prospectus covering the canal from Mile 26 Seneca to Cumberland 184.5, focusing on Seneca to Antietam Creek. Written comments may be sent to Park Headquarters Sharpsburg Md.
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William R. Failor
C&o Canal National Historical Park
American Legion Hall
S. Maple Ave
Brunswick
Cumberland
Antietam Creek
Failor
Park Service
P.O. Box 4
Sharpsburg
Minority bid program criticized by state senator
Towson AP State Senator John C Coolahan blasts a new policy allowing black businesses to bid only on state purchasing contracts under 5000 dollars as discriminatory. He, a Baltimore County executive candidate, calls it ill conceived and ill considered. Secretary J Max Millstone defends the program as boosting minority participation in state contracts.
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Towson
John C. Coolahan
Coolahan
Baltimore County
J. Max Millstone
Beneral Servicts
AME
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