Maryland transport chief warns of highway plan cuts
Maryland Transportation Secretary Harry Hughes said even without the Baltimore subway the state faces a severe funding gap for a five year highway program. He cited 123 million available for highways and a 931 million needed for full priorities, warning that revenue shortages will force cuts and hard choices.
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Cap
Maryland
Harry KR. Hughes
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Hughes
General Assembly
Maryland Transportation Dept Faces Inflation Pressure and Revenue Decline
State transportation chief Hughes warned of a squeeze from a 36 percent annual rise in construction costs and stagnant Hastline tax revenues as five straight months of revenue decline marked a historic drop. Senate President Hoyer urged a concrete list of proposals showing impacts under current and increased tax structures for the General Assembly.
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Hughes
Transportation Department
Senate
Steny Hoyer
Prince Georges
General Assembly
Hoyer
Judge orders turn over of HEW files in Maryland funding row
A U S District Court judge ordered the Department of Health Education and Welfare to surrender 70 documents sought by Maryland officials in a bid to block or delay a federal funding cut to state colleges. Chief Judge Edward Northrop will review 11 documents privately for attorney client privilege before potential release. The hearing on the injunction against the funding cutoff is set for Friday. Maryland accuses HEW of attempting to coerce desegregation compliance through threats of funding loss totaling about 65 million dollars.
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Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Maryland
Edward §. Northrop
HEW
Northrop
Department
Office of Civil Rights
Francis B. Burch
Burch
Maryland Court voids oil company station ban law
ANNAPOLIS AP A Maryland law barring oil companies from owning and running service stations was ruled unconstitutional by Judge E Mackall Childs who found the measure an unlawful police power overreach The state plans a rapid Court of Appeals review noting the decision sought to protect independent dealers but would harm competition and public interests
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Maryland
Court of Appeals
E. Mackall Childs
General Assembly
Anne Arundel County
Attorney General's
Marvin Mandel
Louis L. Goldstein
Childs
Allen appointed to Supreme Bench in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS AP Milton B. Allen a former Baltimore city state's attorney was named to the Supreme Bench by Gov Marvin Mandel. The 57 year old will replace Judge Charles D Harris who retired last June bringing the black presence to five of 22 circuit court judgeships. Allen has been in private practice since 1974 after losing reelection to William A Swisher.
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Annapolis
Milton B. Allen
Baltimore City
Marvin Mandel
Allen
Charles D. Harris
Baltimore
William A. Swisher
Art and Jewelry Stolen in Owings Mills Robbery
Police say over $93,000 in art and jewelry was taken from rock promoter Richard G. Kretzman’s Owings Mills home. Items include a $35,000 Rembrandt engraving and a $16,000 Hembrandt painting among 15 missing works. Break-in discovered Saturday night by a maintenance worker. no suspects yet.
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Owings Mills
Diamond solitaire rings with various shapes and settings
A catalog of diamond rings in 14K white or yellow gold and platinum, listing carat weights from 0.64 to 3.30, shapes including round emerald pear marquis and heart, with 4 prong and Tiffany mounts, values and sale prices from 345 to 1600, all from an estate department or regular stock.
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Men’s Diamond Rings in 14K White and Yellow Gold Deals
A catalog of men’s diamond rings in 14K white and yellow gold offers various pieces with total weights from 0.48 to 2.80 carats. Prices range from 315 to 1250 with regular prices noted. Highlights include a 2.80 carat cluster ring at 1250 and several solitaires and multi-diamond settings.
Engagement Ring Set Specials and Prices
A series of diamond ring offers in 14K white and yellow gold. Listings include centers in carat ranges from 0.35 to 1.06 with multiple side stones. Prices run from 275 to 775 with marked savings against higher regulars.
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