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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1976

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2

White males dominate Maryland state hiring in high pay grades

Washington Post reports Maryland state government remains largely white male in top salaries. In executive and administrative control, 398 of 122 staff earn over 25 thousand, with most women in clerical roles and black men mainly in maintenance. Similar patterns cited in four departments including Public Safety and Judicial Review.

Baltimore Daing Maryland Washington Post Marvin Mandel Whch General Assembly Department of Judicial Review Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services the Post Department of Executive and Administrative Control Mancel Arminstrame Ther

$5.1 Million Terminal Project Award At BWI

The State Aviation Administration awarded Calvert General Contractors Inc the final BWI terminal expansion contract for 5.1 million with the lowest bid of six. The work adds a new public concourse, ticket counters, concessions and offices, upgrading 120000 square feet on the upper level and repositioning entrances while replacing baggage areas. Completion is aimed for 1978 within a 61.5 million budget. Calvert General also holds earlier BWI contracts and starts promptly.

The State Aviation Administration Baltimore-Washington International Airport Calvert General Contractors, Inc Ellicott City Calvert Calvert General Robert J. Aaronson Aaronson Maryland Department of Transportation

Appeal motion filed for Unger in Maryland case

The public defender for Merle W. Unger Jr. filed an appeal with the Maryland Court of Special Appeals after a Talbot County Circuit Court jury convicted Unger Jase in the shooting death of an off-duty Hagerstown officer. He seeks sentence reduction to life plus 40 years and review by a three judge panel excluding the trial judge. The motion lacked stated grounds and was filed last week with the Talbot County clerk of courts.

Talbot County Clerk of Courts Unger Joseph Padula Public Defender’s Office Appellate Stalt

Beekeeping Profitable Hobby Hits Statewide Reach

About 20 000 beekeepers maintain 1501 colonies in Pennsylvania showing beekeeping as both a profitable venture and engaging hobby. Fall hive care outlined by Penn State includes feeding, proper entrances, uniting colonies, and weatherproofing stands. Experts say if fall duties are done, winter care is minimal and a course copy can be ordered for 550 dollars.

Penn State Pennsylvania State University University Park

Family tradition guides Towson cadet toward police academy

Kathy McCreer 20 of Essen follows a family police legacy as she prepares to enter the Baltimore County Police Academy in January and hopes to become an officer in June. Her father, fiancé, and brother-in-law are police or related, and siblings pursue county or state law enforcement roles. She says she loves the work and ignores cautious advice.

Towson Kathy McCreer Essen Baltimore County Police Roosie Baltimore County Maryland Miss McCreer

Job Plus grants aid ex-offenders in Baltimore area

The State Manpower Planning Office of Maryland awards 199,698 to the Baltimore Metropolitan Manpower Consortium for JOB PLUS a program running Oct 1 1976 to Sept 30 1977 to place ex-offenders in unsubsidized private sector jobs. It targets ex-offenders released from Baltimore City Jail or under parole probation, with little work history, using work experience placements plus workshops to develop job search skills and self confidence. Worksite monitors will counsel workers and reinforce employment searches.

State Manpower Planning Office Maryland Department of Human Resources Baltimore Baltimore City Division of Corrections I Division of Parole and Probation Carroll Harford Howard Counties

State cadet plans marriage after joining police force

State began telling people she joined the police department to find a husband. She later met Patrolman John Campbell, 23, of the Towson district, and plans to marry. The 5 3" cadet acknowledges doubts about acceptance and the dangers, noting women face stereotypes but resolve to learn fast and survive.

Police Department John Campbell Towson

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