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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1975
Page
4
A legal challenge seeks to block the appointment of Mandel's nominee to the circuit court. The filing argues the candidate lacks qualifications and raises concerns about eligibility and impartiality before the Anne Arundel County court. The action aims to prevent confirmation and preserve judicial independence.
A string of local arrests is reported including a Jefferson man charged with selling bad sheets at Frederick stores and jailed on a 5000 bond. Other incidents involve drunk driving, auto theft, speeding, red light and negligent driving charges across East South Street, South Carroll Streets, Governor Troma area, and North Market Street with multiple youths and residents named.
Three major Maryland railroads endorsed a compromise bill allowing the Maryland Transportation Department to acquire unused railroad rights of way. Attorney William B. Titsworth for the B&O C&O System and the Western Maryland Railway spoke to the Senate Finance Committee. Penn Central also supported the measure as it seeks to abandon portions of its Eastern Shore routes.
A bill has been prepared with apparent approval from the landed administration to strip George P Mahoney and four state commissioners of their authority over Maryland agency operations. The action targets purging the commission of power over the lottery and related duties.
A Maryland legislative committee agreed to hire a private investigator to examine alleged police spying by the Baltimore Police Department. Senate leaders said the investigator will work in the background and report findings publicly after a meeting chaired by Senator Edward Conroy. The move comes amid calls for transparency and accountability in law enforcement practices.
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