Cheesecake Miracle Bent Maryland Politics and Loans
An audit of Maryland campaign expenses reveals Governor Mandel received an interest free loan of 50 000 dollars from cheesecake magnate Percy Charmison at a reception in the Executive Mansion. The audit notes the governor now owes about 49 718 dollars with no due date and lampoons the broader filing law for campaign reports.
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Golgotha’s Hill
Annapolis
Cannae
Executive State Mansion
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Stanley Blair
Nixon
Federal Judiciary
District of Maryland
Mandel
Percy M. Charmison
Sara Lee
Charmison
Governor Mandel
Executive Mansion
Chaimison
Hoye, Graves, Bailey & Company
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Mr. Charmison
Maryland considers development rights zoning and open space plan
A Maryland lawmaker promotes development rights as a way to share windfalls from high density zoning. The plan would assign rights within conservation districts, allow sales to developers, protect open space, and limit new subdivisions, with public hearings and appeals.
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Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
Senate
State Secretary of Planning
Laurel
Goodman
City of
Columbia
Maryland
Hawaii
England
First Fall Farmers' Meeting Set for Sept Court House
A review of local items notes the Farmers' Association plans a fall meeting at the Court House on Sept 10 with President William J Grove confirming the tentative date and key business on the agenda. Also reported is Capitan Costello to the rubber game against the Chambersburg Maroons and 200 applicants for state police positions with Sept 17 exam day.
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Farmers’ Association
Court House
William J. Grove
Costello
Ramsey
Chambersburg Maroons
Maroons
Oliver C. Short
State Employment Commission
Washington
Nixon
Afl-Ci0
George Meany
Meany
Laborazar
OPA
James Hodgson
Ringling Brothers
Lions Cage
Hodgson
Lockheed
Secretary of Labor
East River
Treasury
John Connally
White House
Organized Labor
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Afl-Cio
Haynsworth
Labor
Capitol Hill
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Chimp Lulu’s Rescue Contested by Local Reader
Margaret W. Barnwell of Washington cites Lulu the chimp’s recovery at Catoctin Mountain Zoological Park, disputing a prior claim that the animal went bald from boredom and hair-pulling. She alleges abuse by a former adopter, praises Dr. Carr and zoo staff, and urges action to support wildlife protection laws and petitions.
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Catoctin Mountain Zoological Park
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Anderson
Lulu
Societies For Animal Protection
Richard Hahn
Mr. Hahn
William Carr
Zoo
Green
Maryland
Mr. Rothenhoeffer
Frederick
Catoctin Mountain
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Frederick, Maryland
Milton Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Ansley J. Coale
Office of Population Research
Princeton
Coale
Chicago University
Donald J. Bogue
Congress
Bogue
Frederick County
William J. Goodman
Prince George's
Legislative Council
Delaware
Soil Conservation Service
What's
Anne Arundel County
Friendship Airport
Board of Public Works
News-Post
Weather Bureau
Allen R. Haller Jr
N. Bentz St
Edsel G. Mason
N. Market St
San Francisco
Korea
John Pope
Edgar L. Castle
Bernard D. Shores
E. Patrick St
Francis Delauter
Myersville
Marine Phoenix
Afl-Cio Executive Council
By Jack Anderson
Berry
NEA
Mr. Whitten
Margaret W. Barnwell
Adhoc Committee
Catoctin Mountain Zoological Society
Connecticut Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
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