Mandel vacation trip on Steuart oil plane sparks scrutiny
Governor Marvin Mandel flew to Jamaica last Thursday on a Steuart Petroleum Co. jet amid controversy over the Piney Point refinery project. The trip, linked to a door prize won at auction, involved Mandel and Steuart officials including Vice President William Saul. Mandel publicly opposed the Piney Point refinery and pledged to share full auction details Monday.
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Deaf teen steals plane for short ride in Maryland
A 15 year old deaf mute escaped from St. Elizabeth's hospital and stole a Piper Cherokee 140 at Freeway Airport Mitchellsville Maryland. He broke into a trailer took keys and radio gear started the engine moved 300 feet before the plane nosed over. He suffered a broken collar bone and facial injuries and was charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny. The youth had no pilot training and aimed to fly to New Jersey.
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Malkus seeks ban on dredged material dumping
Eastern Shore Senator Frederick C Markus introduces emergency legislation to halt dredged material dumping into the Chesapeake Bay. The bill targets Army Corps of Engineers plans to deepen Baltimore harbor channels amid environmental opposition and a stalled $490,000 project.
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Court Upholds Maryland Eastern Shore Reapportionment Plan
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a court ordered reapportionment plan affecting three Maryland Eastern Shore districts. William B Calvert argued the at large single county representation violates one man one vote, but the Maryland Court of Appeals ruling stands.
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Nursing home strike averted at Keswick in Baltimore
Non professional health care workers and Keswick nursing home in Baltimore reached a three year wage pact averting a strike. The agreement provides a one dollar hourly raise in six installments over the contract term. Keswick employees have higher wages and benefits, including night differential pay and a pension plan, than other Maryland homes.
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Brodsky
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Sone
Stetke
Bean
Halbert
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