Reassessments hit Baltimore amid Mandel case in court
Baltimore homeowners face 28 percent average rises in residential assessments with 21 percent for commercial property and 17 percent for industrial. Gov Mandel and co-defendants plead innocent to mail fraud and bribery as prosecutors seek limits on out of court statements and a May trial date is set for the governor and tied defendants.
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Mandel
Baltimore
T Ge
Locust Point
Louis A. DiStefano
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Barnet D. Skolnik
U.S
Baltimore News American
Justice Department
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Skolnik
Herbert F. Murray
Gs Nps
Skalnik
Murray
William A. Rodgers
Irvin Kavens
Pedalt Mtg
Hess
Harry Rodgers
Kavens
U.S. Marshals Office
RM Tatal
Jeanne Manca
Marlboro
Campus group wins halt on Maryland PIRG funds
Regents blocked a $38 619 allocation by the Student Government Association to MaryPIRG at College Park. MaryPIRG staff included three, inspired by Ralph Nader, and had publicized President Wilson H. Elkins role with Sabubeni Trask Co. ethics concerns surfaced earlier.
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College Park
Wilson H. Elkins
Student Government Association
Maryland Public Interest Research Group
Marypirg
Ralph Nader
CTE
Elkins
Sabubeni Trask Co
State
Maryland ends 18 month consumer education program
Maryland terminates a federally funded consumer education program after finding 75 percent of its cost went to paperwork. State Attorney General Francis B. Burch said the effort failed to protect low income Social Security recipients from fraud and deception and called the program wasteful paper shuffling.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Francis B. Burch
Pete
Tough oil-sulphur rules delayed
EPA allows Maryland plants to burn fuel with up to one per cent residual sulphur while Baltimore area facilities must switch to fuel with no more than half per cent by July 1 1976. Administrator Train warns postponement could harm air quality standards for sulphur dioxide. Gov Mandel sought delay from the tougher limit.
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Baltimore
Environmental Protection Agency
Maryland
Russell E. Train
Federal Agency
Baltimore Area
Mandel
SST Noise Map Warns of Wide Rural Areas Affected
An EPA study warns Concorde SST landings at Dulles could expose rural areas in Maryland and Virginia to up to 90 decibels. The 485 square mile zone includes Poolesville Leesburg Herndon Sterling Park and Manassas. A public hearing is set for January 5 with a decision expected within 30 days after.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Dulles International Airport
Maryland
Virginia
Dulles
Poolesville
Leesburg Herndon
Sterling Park
Manassas
EPA
Roger Strelow
United States
Transportation
Willian T. Coleman Jr
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CILY
State Penitentiary
Internal Revenue Service
Campus Research Group
Thurmont
Riverdale
Everly’s
Supreme
Everly
Frederick Towne Mall
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