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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1976

Page

8

Ex school agency head accused of bribery in classroom kids

ANNAPOLIS Md AP ex head of the state school construction agency Alford R Skip Carey was indicted on charges of receiving 17500 in bribes from Globe Industries officials. Two Globe agents John Owen Bishop and John Edward Hayward also indicted on multiple counts including bribery perjury and obstruction. The cases stem from contracts for portable classrooms awarded in 1972 73 and alleged efforts to extort money to influence contracts and future work.

Annapolis Alford R Skip Carey North Carolina Maryland Globe Industries Research Triangle Park N.C Anne Arundel County John Owen Bishop John Edward Hayward Globe Hayward Baltimore Bishop Towson Harry W. Rodgers Vernon Morton George W. Kane Jr Marvin Mandel State Interagency Committee For IAC SAC Sales Commission George W. Hargest Hargest John Hayward Kane

Maryland desegregation report finds higher retention for Black students

A Maryland desegregation study shows 74 percent of Black freshmen return for a second year versus 71 percent of White peers, yet only 38 percent of returning Black students reach sophomore status compared to 36 percent of Whites. The report notes higher Black enrollment statewide rising from 13.3 percent in 1970 to 20 percent in 1975, with majority-White colleges improving more than Black ones.

Linthicum Maryland Maryland Council For Higher Education Council Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Richand

Potomac basin states abandon plan for binding compact

In Bethesda Maryland representatives from four Potomac basin states and the District of Columbia ended hopes for a legally binding compact to manage river resources. They said they will rely on the 36 year old Interstate Commission on the Potomac, which lacks enforcement powers. West Virginia Pennsylvania and Virginia supported the idea while Maryland, controlling most of the river, insisted eight years of effort to formalize a compact had failed.

Washington Baltimore Irvin Kovens Maryland Marvin Mandel Sidney Scherlis Kovens U.S. District Court John H. Pratt Scherlis Tral Pratt Marlboro Race Track Gov. Mandel Ernest XN. Cory Jr W. Dale Hess Harry W. Rodgers William A. Rodgers Kavens Bethesda

Baltimore contractor Berg indicted for false tax returns

Baltimore contractor Gerald W. Buzz Berg, a prominent demolition figure, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of submitting false corporate income tax returns for 1970 1971 and 1972 for Buzz Berg Wrecking Co. The indictment claims reported income of 1.1 million for the period while noting substantial additional income unknown to prosecutors.

Baltimore Gerald W Buzz” Berg Berg Buzz Berg Wrecking Co West Hamburg Street

Question to lawmakers on cleaning up Congress

David R. Mullinix asks Sen. C. M. Mathias Beall and Rep. G. E. Byron when efforts to clean up both Houses of Congress will occur, addressing the issue to congressional figures.

Sen C.M. Mathias Beall Rep G.E. Byron Congress David R. Mullinix

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