House Passes Lottery Kick-Back Bill For Clerks
The House approved a bill to allow payments of 225 005 to clerks such as grocery and liquor store workers who sell winning lottery tickets. Proponents say reminders will boost sales while skeptics questioned the policy and several delegates voted against the measure. Del. Cardin sponsored the bill with support from the Ways and Means Committee and twenty seven delegates opposed the gimmick.
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Katery
Smany
Del
Benjamin L. Cardin
Dbalkt
Richard Grumbacher
Dash
Matz Reveals Agnew Kickbacks During Anderson Trial
Baltimore engineer Lester Matz testified in federal court that he paid at least 175000 dollars in kickbacks to public officials between 1962 and 1970. He said 30000 dollars went to a associate of Spiro Agnew while Agnew was governor and vice president.
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Lester Matz
Sociates, Inc
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Dale Anderson
Baltimore County
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Evio
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Baltimore Couna
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Anderson
Wien E .Fornaff
Gilber
Maryland
Green Defense Witness Denies Hirsh's Story
In Towson Maryland the chairman of the Citizens Democratic Club of Pikesville testified that he did not demand a 2568 bribe to secure Stuart Hirsh's promotion to deputy state's attorney for Baltimore County. Eugene Frahm testified that he did not make any such demand.
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Towson, Md
Citizens Democratic Club of
Pikesville
Stuart Hirsh
Baltimore County
Eugene Frahm
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