Beall to release Agnew probe data to Baltimore County pros
US Attorney George Beall says he will release investigative data from the Spiro Agnew inquiry to Baltimore County prosecutors, excluding grand jury material. He will provide sworn witness statements and related information while noting a court order would be unlikely before the current grand jury term ends. He also offered to share relevant Agnew material with State's Attorney Sandra A O'Connor as she considers prosecution.
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Scope of escrow interest narrowed for mortgage accounts
AP report notes Maryland state actions narrow the law on interest paid on residential mortgage escrow accounts. Insurance companies are excluded from coverage while banks and savings institutions must continue to pay about three percent. The ruling clarifies who counts as lending institutions under the law and follows recent legislation.
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Lobbyists win secret fight over lawmakers gifts disclosure
In Annapolis the Administrative Executive and Legislative Review Committee rejected a plan to require lobbyists to identify any lawmaker or staffer who receives more than ten dollars in food gifts or favors. The move, led by Del Steven Sklar, argued the rule oversteps authority and targets legislators. Sponsor Fred Wineland faced opposition citing workload and due process, with some noting no lobbyists attended hearings. A separate note reports Kapok Tree Inns Corp declares a four percent stock dividend to holders of record Feb 14 1975 payable March 21 1975.
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Federal housing funds boost Maryland aid program
More than 101 million dollars in federal housing assistance will be available over the next 17 months for low income Maryland families. HUD says 3 million is reserved for the states Economic and Community Development low interest financing plan.
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