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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1976
Page
7
Private colleges and universities in Maryland face heavy costs and duplicative reporting to meet federal anti-discrimination, grant, and program requirements. Loyola College president Rev. Joseph A. Sellinger calls it a vicious circle as schools spend far more on federal reporting than a decade ago.
State report notes institutions spend up to one percent of operating budgets on programs. Steven Muller of Jonny Hopkins' University cites rising Social Security contributions from 3 million to 7b and to 37 million next year. IRS agents spent weeks at Washington College to audit money from seminars. Dr. Joseph H. McLain says regulations and agencies strain finances. Dr. Rheda Dorsey of Goucher College says compliance is costly and asks for equal support.
Baltimore Sun reports a meeting between Mandel strategists and Pallottines in LyT7 to discuss fundraising and direct mail use for Mandel’s re election bid. Participants included Very Rev Guidy Carcich and fundraisers W Dale Hess and Harry Rodgers IIL.
Gov Marvin Mandel and his wife greeted 1510 guests at the New Year open house with little politics discussed. A Labor Party member pressed campaign literature to Mandel while Democratic club members carried banners. Archbishop Borders discussed Pallottine controversy with the Vatican at an Archdiocese meeting. In Prince George’s County police report residents harass officers after brutality charges, one officer says the force feels ineffectual and fear of being scapegoated grows.
Public school teachers contracts are due in 20 Maryland counties this year with officials warning of possible impasse over spending for raises and benefits. Cecil County already declared an impasse as Anne Arundel and Harford counties prepare to follow, while arbitration will be nonbinding. Maryland State Teachers Association spokesman Bob Haugen predicts additional impasses within three weeks, with Montgomery County identified as likely next.
Montgomery County grand jury indicted nine individuals on 122 counts of bribery and attempted bribery. Indicted are George Lowery Stuart B Torrence Joseph Canova Harry Bryant Jr Elmer Wheeler William Cowger Baurman Johnson C R Craig Jr and Rosario Marinucci. Five are identified as WSSC inspectors or connected to contractor Joseph B Canova and Son. Arraignment set for January 16.
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