Former Montgomery loan firm director indicted for fraud
Sidney Z. Mensh of Sumner was indicted by the county Grand Jury on four counts of fraudulent use of investors funds totaling about 355000 from County Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rockville. The charges cover misappropriated funds from 1962 to 1967 used to obtain low interest credit. No loss to lenders was shown. Mensh co founded County Federal and held real estate development roles for 30 years. He faces prosecution guided by special counsel John P. Dinguid.
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Montgomery Loan Firm
Rockville
County Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Rockullé
Sidney Z. Mensh
Sentinel Drive
Sumner
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Andrew Sonner
Sonner
John P. Dinguid
David E. Betts
County Federal
Bethesda
Mensh
Menshh
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Ymca Bethesda-Chevy Chase
National Capital Area
Travel helps Frederick County generate $17 million
Estimates from the United States Travel Data Center show Frederick County travelers spending about $17 million and supporting 716 jobs. Statewide travel expenditures rose from $1,037,200 in 1974 to over $1,217,000 in 1975, with Frederick County payrolls of $3.343 million and tax revenues of $1.042 million. The model covers 15 expenditure categories across 13 travel related business types using 1975 data.
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Frederick County
United States
Washington,dc
Maryland Dept. of Economic and Community Development
Data Center
U.S. Dents. of Commerce, Labor, and Treasury
Frederick County grows tension over prisoner medical bills
The Maryland 2Cipal League Frederick County chapter adopted a resolution denouncing a county memo that makes towns pay hospital or medical bills for crimes committed within their jurisdictions. The measure argues it shifts costs to municipalities with enforcement authority and burdens taxpayers. Sheriff Barnes protested transporting injured arrestees to county hospitals. William E. Graffam and Rhino Heuer report a separate lottery win of 3200 dollars in the December draw.
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Maryland 2Cipal League
Wm 2
County Commission
of Counc
Board of County
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
COG
Donald C. Barnes
Barnes
William E. Graffam
Steers Chosen Head of Freshmen Republicans On Capitol Hill
Cong Newton I Steers Jr was selected Wednesday as President of the Freshmen Republicans. Rep Charles Mathias praised the move calling it a sign the new members back a progressive leader. Steers pledged to seek key committee seats and to correct staffing imbalances favoring the majority party.
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Rockville
Charles Mac” Mathias
Newton I. Steers Jr
Capitol Hill
Steers
Mathias
Republican Party
Newt Steers
City man charged in bus violation near Urbana
Grayson N. Tobery Jr. of Frederick faced a charged traffic offense after his car failed to stop for a road district school bus on Md 333 near Urbana, bumping the bus rear. State police reported no serious injuries.
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Frederick
MD 333
Urbana
Grayson N. Tobery Jr
Defense tactics questioned as Post Pressmen trial reset
A District of Columbia judge questioned juror investigation methods used by defense lawyers in the Post pressmen rioting case. Judge Sylvia Bacon dismissed the 182 member panel and set Feb 14 for a new trial after concerns that juror probes by a New York firm tainted selection. The defense hired the National Jury Project to evaluate prospective jurors, prompting debate over proper boundaries and potential abuse.
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W. Dale Nelson
Associated Press
Washington
District of Columbia
Sylvia Bacon
Washington Post
Bacon
Post
Legal Defense Committee
International Printing & Graphic Communications Union
National Jury Project of
New York
Attica
Wounded Knee
Joan Little
Neal Bush
Angela Davis
Atty
John X. Afitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Bush
David Rein
Rein
Maryland Court of Appeals sanctions prepaid legal plans
The Maryland Court of Appeals approved qualified prepaid legal plans under updated standards to take effect New Year’s Day. The ruling lets attorneys participate, ending prior ethical violations for plan use. Nonprofit groups may operate with internal lawyers, profit plans use open panels for client choice, and advertising rules were eased to permit dignified publicity while withholding attorney names.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Sandy DeMent
National Consumer Center For Legal Services
Washington
Maryland State Police Plan Job Action Beginning December 15
A spokesman for the Fraternal Order of Police said Maryland State Police will begin a slowdown protest on December 15 over pay increases for the FOP branch representing about 1,100 troopers. A job study will guide strict adherence to regulations while the public remains protected. Troopers will not strike or abuse sick leave.
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Laurel, Md
Fraternal Order of Police
Maryland
Anchorage
Alaska
Toyota
Anchorage Westward Hotel
Richard Silberer
Charlies Anderson
Christmas cards dodge 13 cent stamp runs in Cherokee
In Cherokee, Milo and Gay Schnider place a classified ad asking recipients to pick up their Christmas cards to dodge mailing costs. Mrs. Schnider sends about 200 cards yearly and would save roughly 26 cents per order, with two days of ads costing around one dollar.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Cherokee Daily Times
Milo
Gay Schnider
Schniders
Donegan's Seeks Tax Refund After Flood Losses
Donegan's Liquors appears before the Board of County Commissioners to seek a 723.10 tax refund for 4690 gallons of whiskey and beer destroyed in the Oct. 9 flood. The store had earlier received 1540.89 from the state for taxes on contaminated liquor.
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Donegan’s Liquors
Board of County Commissioners
Donegan’s
Donegan'’s
Carl Margrabe
Environmental Health Services Arm
Local Health Department
Margrabe
Maryland
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