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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1976

Page

2

Suburban fees challenge state budget in Maryland court

A group of 11 Maryland General Assembly members filed suit in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court claiming Governor Mandel's 1977 budget is unbalanced. They argue $95 million of revenue depends on future legislation and cite a 1974 constitutional amendment. The suit targets three items: $35 million lottery windfall, $39 million contingent receipts from taxes on public utilities banks and insurers, and $21 million in federal revenue sharing.

Annapolis Marvin Mandel General Assembly Anne Arundel County Mandel Maryland John J. Bishop Baltimore Baltimore City Bishop Congress

Naval Academy admits women plebes in first class of 1980

The Naval Academy welcomes 81 female plebes among 1 274 midshipmen in the class of 1980. They face induction, new discipline, and integration into Bancroft Hall and mixed-gender sports as officials vow equal treatment and no special rules for women.

Annapolis Naval Academy Academy Navy Johnson Bancroft Hall Kinnaird R. McKee Steven Fox

Tall ships to dock in Baltimore for historic voyage

Baltimore prepares to host nearly 30 tall sailing ships including eight of the world’s last tall masted vessels. The event highlights dramatic vessels and a grand docking spectacle for residents and visitors.

Baltimore New York United States Chile Denmark Italy Poland Romania Soviet Union West Germany Robert S. Hillman Operation Sail Committee Bermuda Newport R.J Sail Baltimore Bicentennial Committee and Commercial Credit Company Baltimore Area

Got Ya Again Sting snags 140 in second sweep

Police and FBI undercover operation nets 71 arrests from 140 suspects in a dummy shop setup by H & H Trucking. The sting involves fake storefronts selling stolen goods including checks and guns. The operation mirrors February raids that targeted a warehouse run by undercover officers. The case widens as authorities pursue remaining suspects and map customer addresses.

Washington Chicago Bob H & H Trucking H &H FBI Rico Rigatone Encore G.Y.A. Inc

Baltimore couple charged with abusing 8 year old

A Baltimore County couple, Billy F. Burchfield and Linda Burchfield, 37 and 29, were charged with child abuse after police found their 8-year-old daughter locked in a second floor closet and weighing 30 pounds. The girl remained in guarded condition at Franklin Square Hospital. The parents were held on $50 000 bond following the alleged abuse reported by the grandmother and the child's sister.

Middle River, Md Baltimore County Franklin Square Hospital Billy F. Burchfield Linda Burchfield Burchfield Middle River

Reluctance on Pallottine probe amid auditing questions

Maryland Atty. Gen. Francis B. Burch says he will not rush to convene a grand jury against the Pallottine Fathers over financial affairs. He cites potential religious interference and notes lingering questions after an Arthur Andersen audit showing $20.4 million raised in 18 months, with most funds not reaching overseas missions. Gov. Mandel is not involved, while a receiver could be sought if a criminal case or equity action is pursued.

Baltimore Maryland Francis B. Burch Pallottine Fathers Burch Marvin Mandel Guido John Carich Florida Mandel Arthur Anderson & Co Dondald E. Webster Arthur Anderson Webster Pallottines Hudreds Joseph M. More Anderson State Equity Court Jon F. Oster

Baltimore County Fair Faces $300000 Loss In 11 Day Event

The Baltimore County Fair reported a preliminary loss of about 300000 after an 11 day event billed as the East Coast’s largest fair. About 100000 paid attendees and 150000 admitted free. Lawyers plan to secure a loan for half the debt and creditors may carry over the rest. Shapiro expects a possible second fair next year.

Towson Harry S. Shapiro Shapiro

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