Maryland racing politics mix with campaign money and power
Maryland racing and politics blend as Governor Mandel’s influence surfaces in the General Assembly. The racing commission backs track interests Laurel Pimlico and Bowie Marlboro, with donors and insiders linked to campaign funds shaping ownership and day counts amid legislative action and proposed mergers.
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Annapolis
Mars Land
Newry
Laurel and
Pimlico
Marin Mandel
Ember
Sapport
Ol Mandel
Maryland Racing Commission
General Assembly
Pennsyamas
Howie Marituro
Enterim
Racing Commission
Tak
Legisla Ue
Imdamtiry Jeter
U New Acti
Aleery Bie
Cuneus
Sion
Marthers
Bone Martharo
Mandel Sears
Brnent Cory
Laurel
Irving “ Tubby” Schiartz
Irv Kovens
Balimore
Mandel
Marthe
Bryan
Howe
Senate
Cole Bowe
Mariboro
Manddel
Mats
Annapules
Sete
Marlboro— At Abulutely
Marlboro
Marlbury
Hollen
Bowe
Bowie- Marlbury
Bowie
Laurel and Pamlico
Hess
Rodgers
Schwartz and
Cory
Bowie-Marlboro
J. Newton Brewer
Kent County Opposes Still Pond Neck Nuclear Plant Plan
Kent County residents and two of three commissioners oppose a proposed 2,500 megawatt nuclear station on 661 acres at Still Pond Neck across the Chesapeake Bay from Aberdeen Proving Grounds. They warn ecological and cultural disruption despite a state report downplaying impacts. Construction not until a decade or more, with local watermen's association backing dissent.
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Chesterktown
Fastern Shore
Marland
Kent County
State Department of Natural Resources
Stillpond Neck
Chenapeake Bay
Aberdeen
Glyn Edwards
Watermen’s Association
Kem
Fort Detrick to celebrate Black History Week activities
Fort Detrick personnel will join the 49th annual Black History Week observance February 9 to 15 with a week full of events. A highlight is a Black Culture program at the Post Theater with guest speaker Minister Lonnie Shabazz.
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Ft. Detrick
Post
Ernest B Miller Jr
Lonnie Shabazz
Muhammed
Washington, DC
Northwestern High School
Baltimore
William W. Cummings
Ray Charles
Les Ballet African
New Market
Maryland Faces Federal Aid Cut Below National Average
Federal figures show Maryland’s share fell 13 percent below the national average in 1978 with total Treasury redistributions at 730 million dollars, down from 736 million the prior year. State officials cite budget accounting gaps and cuts hitting social services like nutrition education and urban renewal.
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Washington
Maryland
US Treasury Department
Gus A Cresman
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Harm W Hodgers
Alent
Bote Maribory
Eastern Shore
Fort Detrick
King's
Adamstown
Jerry
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
North Market ST
C. B. Cline & Son
Kroton
Macellaneou
Jebearty
Fredericktown
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Company of Frederick
Zenith Chag
Old State
Zenith
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