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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1976

Page

10

Transportation cost overruns approved without board ok

ANNAPOLIS AP cost overruns totaling about 4.8 million dollars were approved by state transportation officials over five years without Board of Public Works consent. Gov Mandel and state officials called it a misunderstanding and vowed to require board notice for non-highway contract changes moving forward.

Public Works Board Annapolis Board of Public Works State Transportation Department Marvin Mandel William §. James Lous L. Goldstein David H. Fisher Transportation Fisher

Mandel considers restructuring of educational system legislation

Maryland governor Mandel to propose 1976 bills to reform higher education by creating a stronger State Board for Higher Education, shifting budget control through a single higher education budget while preserving local college boards. The Wilner task force rejects abolishing college boards, fearing smaller colleges lose state funding in fights for funds.

Mandel Annapolis Maryland General Assembly Marvin Mandel Alan M. Wilner Wilner Rosenburg Commission Rosenburg Leonard H Rosenburg State Superintendent of Schools Maryland Council For Higher Education Hosenburg Commission

Internal EPA dispute could curb gas station operations

A Maryland conflict between state air quality rules and federal EPA vapor control requirements risks forcing hundreds of stations to close. Maryland wants equipment for stations over 20,000 gallons monthly. the EPA demands it for tanks over 2,000 gallons. The March 1 deadline looms as regional and national EPA offices clash. about 800 outlets may be exempt under Maryland rules, with unknown counts affected by the federal rule.

Baltimore Maryland Washington Maryland Air Quality Authorities Federal Environmental Protection Agency State Bureau of Air Quality Control EPA Philadelphia

Appeals court defines right to speedy trial

Maryland Court of Appeals limits speedy trial rights in a four year sentencing delay case involving Ronald A. Erbe after housebreaking conviction. In a separate ruling, the court overturned the rape conviction of Ramarro L. Smith of Rockville due to a 16 month delay from arrest to trial violating his constitutional rights.

Annapolis Maryland Court of Appeals High Court Rockville Ronald A. Erbe Baltimore Court of Appeals Court of Speci Appeals Ramarro L. Smith

Poor aged appeal ignored in Pallottine fundraising

A Baltimore Sun report details how the Pallottine Fathers routinely discard most donor letters, including pleas from elderly contributors, while a few with $10 or more are set aside for staff review. The investigation cites staff, audited funds, and connections to political gifts and loans.

Baltimore Vermont Pallottine Fathers Baltimore Sun Lee Smoke Guido John Carcich Peter

Policewoman sues Chrysler over car fumes poisoning

Baltimore policewoman Sheila Stewart, 27, filed a $4 million suit in Superior Court alleging carbon monoxide poisoning from a Plymouth patrol car. She cites severe injuries, nervous shock, and lost earnings from Dec. 6. The suit accuses Chrysler of wanton disregard for life and defective designs.

Baltimore Chrysler Corp Plymouth Sheila Stewart Stewart Chrysler

Racing Cancelled At Charles Town Track Due To Weather

Tonight's thoroughbred racing at Charles Town Turf Club is cancelled because of bad weather. A track spokesman cites dangerous driving conditions between Charles Town and the Baltimore Washington area leading to the decision.

Charles Town W.va Cap Charles Town Turf Club West Virginia Baltimore-Washington

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