Mandel's $3.52 billion budget no tax hike
Gov. Mandel submits a $3.52 billion budget to the Maryland General Assembly with $120 million set aside for a Baltimore area mass transit system. He says the money is contingency, not a decision to build the eight mile first phase from Charles Center to Reisterstown Plaza. The plan anticipates federal aid of $573 million of a $721 million first phase, with possible operation by 1982 if construction begins.
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Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Baltimore
Maryland
Mandel
William D. Schaefer
Anne Arundel County
Robert Pascal
Baltimore County
Theodore Venetoulis
Charles Center
Reisterstown Plaza
Harry R. Hughes
Burch appeals ruling against special prosecutor's office
Maryland Attorney General Francis Burch urged the Court of Appeals to reconsider striking down a statewide special prosecutor law. He argued the legislature can delegate duties, contending a constitutional amendment is unnecessary and that common law powers can be transferred by statute. The high court had ruled the law infringes on local state's attorneys.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
Francis Burch
Maryland Court of Appeals
Burch
Attorney General
Tax bill on Mandel's fundraiser debated
Maryland Tax Court prepares final arguments on whether Gov. Marvin Mandel's campaign committee must pay entertainment taxes for a 1973 Four Star Salute fundraiser. The court will hear concluding arguments as state tax collectors and Mandel's committee try to narrow the issues amid a back tax bill exceeding $80,000.
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Baltimore
Maryland Tax Court
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Pallottine warehouse loses religious tax exempt status
Baltimore officials strip tax exempt status from a 1.4 million Pallottine Fathers warehouse citing non religious direct mail fundraising. Back taxes totalling about 138000 due for current and three prior years with appeals possible to the property tax appeal board.
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Pallottine Warehouse
Baltimore
Louis A. DiStefano
Property Tax Appeal Board
DiStefano
Religious exemption prompts lease of warehouse space
The order previously occupied 27 percent of the warehouse by a commercial firm while the rest served religious uses. After granting the exemption, it leased almost half the building to two commercial tenants. The leases generate about 90,000 in annual rent for the order, per a source involved in leasing.
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Order
Two engineers suspended over kickback lies cited
Baltimore AP Two engineers admitted lying to a federal grand jury about kickbacks to former Baltimore County Executive Dale Anderson. The Maryland Board of Registration for Professional Engineers suspended Eugene Y. Hsi for one year and Hugh W. Day Jr. for nine months for professional misconduct. Both were officers in HHBD Engineering Inc., a Towson firm named in Anderson’s trial as one of 15 firms involved. Hsi faced six months in prison and a $5,000 fine in December 1974 for lying about payments to William E. Fornett.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Maryland Board of Registration For
Eugene Y. Hsi
Hugh W. Day Jr
Anderson
Hsi
Day
Hhbd Engineering Inc
Towson
William E. Fornett
Bagman
Higher gasoline taxes and license fees proposed in Maryland
Two Baltimore area Democrats introduce a Needle Cardin bill to raise motor vehicle registration fees and gasoline taxes. The plan aims to close a projected $44 million shortfall next year and $254 million over five years, with phased increases including a 10 dollar average reg fee, a half cent per gallon petroleum inspection fee, and a 2 percent wholesale gasoline tax in year two.
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House of Delegates
Baltimore
Del
Howard J. Needle
D-Balt
Benjamin Cardin
Cardin
Department of Transportation
Needle
Department
Needle and
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