Capital Budget Projects in Maryland Plan Approved
Governor Mandel announces a 46 million capital budget for 12 months beginning July for land and building projects. Highlights include 517,000 for four new state office buildings, 5,000 for barracks at Fort Frederick, 19 million for Rocky Gap State Park upgrades, 1.6 million for Eastern Shore hospital addition, 6.6 million for Hagerstown center work, 2.4 million for Eastern Shore campus upgrades, 0.6 million for Frostburg and 7.3 million for a new physical education facility, plus 2.6 million for Salisbury State College storm water and facilities.
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Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Millii Capadzer
Balume
Mandel
Mande
Fort Frederick State Park
Rocky Sap State Park
Eastern Shore Hospital Center
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Center
Three Suspects Charged In Getty Kidnapping Case
Italian police report three Calabria natives Vincenzo Mammoliti Antonio Mancuso and Domenico Bartino charged with kidnapping Getty. A fourth man remains at large. Evidence includes a severed ear as proof of ransom demands and a suspected key organizer Barabino.
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Getty
Rome
AP — Pulte
Uilee Tert
Cale
Asil
Ther
Jo Pau Gettin
Af Mann Rete
Teu
Catebrve
Petinula
Calabria
Areste
Gelly
Bone
Domenico Bartin
Fyre
Nes
Pale Hospital of the Sacred Heart
Vincens
Chile and Peru Arm Race Boosted by Foreign Tanks
Washington reports Chile plans to buy more than 40 French tanks to counter Peru’s Soviet armor as both nations press US officials for tanks and jets. Congress restricts Latin American military aid to about 150 million dollars this year, limiting Chile to roughly 10 million and Peru to about 20 million. The U.S. aims to deter an arms race while promoting social and economic development.
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Washington
Chile
Peru
U.S
Latin America
Allende
Erals
United States
Latin American
Congress
Solons To Act On Energy Legislation
Maryland lawmakers plan five energy bills including a one year extension of emergency powers for the governor. The package would create a state energy administration, set penalties for price gouging, empower courts to enjoin violators, require energy impact reporting on state projects, urge the PSC to review rate structures, and speed fuel regulations by the comptroller.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Howe of Delegates
del Steven
Sklar
D-Bal
State Cours
State Public Service Commission
State Comptroller
Congress Cuts Nixon's Requests Hikes Spending
The 1973 Congress reduced Nixon's requested appropriations by 33.0 billion yet boosted overall 1974 outlays by 63.5 billion. Final figures from the Senate-Howe committee show cuts often offset by hikes in other bills, with the 1974 budget outlook improving from Nixon's earlier forecast of a large deficit to a projected near balance as revenue rises.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate-Howe Committee
Congress Continues Energy Probe Hearings Start
Washington AP Congress expands energy crisis probe as a House subcommittee opens a three day hearing with industry critics and Exxon marking a pivotal point. Dingell says public doubt grows over oil shortage severity while firms report profits and storage levels. He accuses the administration of opposing a data release provision.
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Washington
Congress
House
Exxon
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Subcommittee On Regulatory Agencies
Dingell
Nixon
VanderLaan Nominated For Ford Seat
VanderLaan leads a Republican primary with 26,166 votes as 5 percent of totals while Kent County Prosecutor James K Miller gains 11,208 and former Grand Rapids Mayor Hebert Berren has 6,623. State Senator Milton Zeigman trails with 4,354 as Richard Vander Veen, a 51- year- old, remains a prominent name in the race.
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Ghald Kapius
Machap
Robert VanderLasa
Gerald R. Ferd Heid
Jerry Ferd
Vander Laan
Detective Testifies At Henley Hearing
Houston AP report details Detective Mullican’s pretrial testimony in the Henley case. He recounts Henley’s account of the Corll murder spree and the April 7 paint sniffing incident leading to Corll’s shooting. Mullican cites statements about a warehouse where bodies were buried and Henley’s claimed self defense.
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Tex
Dean Corll
David Mullican
Pasadena
Elmer Wayne Henley
Henley
Mullican
Corll
Charles R. Cobble
Cobble
David Owen Brooks
Brooks
Carl
Cordell Kerley
Rhonda Louise Williams
Kerley
Miss Williams
Rhonda
Wayne
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