Rural Maryland lawmakers oppose Baltimore subway plan
Maryland rural-area legislators oppose a Baltimore subway citing cost, impact on highway funding, and doubts the project benefits outweigh local needs. They warn gas-tax increases may be needed for roads and question federal funding conditions and the governor’s subsidy plan.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Maryland
Tee Associated Press
Eastern Shore
Harry R. Hughes
Munson
Democratit Dei
Joseph J. Long
Wieemuko County
Marvin Mandel
Edward J Mason
Allegany
MTA
House
John Hanson Briscoe
St. Marys County
Statewide reaction to Hughes subway subsidy plan voiced
Cumiskey notes rural residents oppose the proposal while Republican Del. Julien P. Delphey of Frederick says he will judge the subsidy in black and white before deciding. He supports mass transit only if the plan can pay for itself.
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Hughes
del Williams
Horne
D-Talbot
Baltimore
del. Julien P. Delphey
Frederick
Delphey
Glom Cole
Dart Drug
Fredenck
Dart
HEW pressuring Maryland on desegregation in public colleges
AP reporting that HEW plans a stronger stand against Maryland over desegregation in public higher education citing internal memos. The dispute centers on potential immediate federal funds cutoff, with political reactions anticipated from Governor Mandel and civil rights groups. A court battle in Baltimore continues over the memo release and related funding actions. A separate item notes AAI Corp winning a contract to design a solar heating unit for Padonia Elementary School in Baltimore County.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Maryland
Washington Star
HEW
Marvin Mandel
Martin Gerry
Office For Civil Rights
John 8. Rhinelander
David Mathews
Mandel
Edward §. Northrop
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Gerry
Cockeysville
Man freed after 29 hours in quicksand near Dorsey Maryland
Henry F. Muhlbauer 27 of South Augusta Avenue Baltimore was trapped in quicksand for about 29 hours before state police and Anne Arundel County units freed him. He was flown to University Hospital in critical condition after a seven hour rescue in rain and mud with a ladder and pump help.
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Dorsey, Md
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Henry F. Muhlbauer
South Augusta Avenue
Medevac
University Hospital
E. France
Muhlbauer
France
Muthbauer
Howard County
Mitchell clan drives campaigns with unified political power
In Baltimore the Mitchell family campaigns as a united bloc with speakers rides and cook outs. Clarence Mitchell Jr. leads the NAACP Washington office and has earned ties with Lyndon Johnson while his brother Parren J. Mitchell serves in Congress. The family’s collective approach defines their political influence and longevity.
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Baltimore
Mitchell
City Hall
General Assembly of Congress
Druid Hill Avenue
Clarence Mitchell
Mitchells
Maryland
America
Jackons
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
G. James Fleming
Morgan State University
Clarence Mitchell Jr
Washington
United States
United Nations
Lyndon Johnson
Ge yGuce
Cai Dua
Parren J. Mitchell
Maryland high court tosses out armed robbery conviction
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled Blizzard’s post indictment jailhouse conversation with a police sergeant inadmissible, violating the Sixth Amendment right to counsel. The ruling fixes a 1975 trial error and notes a voluntary statement still requires counsel waiver evidence.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Mark FE Blizzard
Blizzard
Kingsville
High Court
Supreme Court
Richard P. Gilbert
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
H. Kemp MacDaniel
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Walkersville
Prenly
Stauffer
Barton Funeral Home
Douglas Stentter
Berton
Cotsulte
Frederick City
Eftoutza
Sealy
Frontier
Sealy Slumber Guard
Sealy Luxury Firm
Se Cape
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Wight
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