Mandel prompts draw-your-own-conclusions on tax subpoenas
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel declined to state specifics as federal prosecutors in Baltimore subpoenaed his tax records and those of his son. He suggested partisan politics may drive the probe, while critics accuse the U S attorney of using subpoenas to pressure Mandel and allies.
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David Goeller
Associated Press
Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
Mandel
U.S. Atty
Jervis S. Finney
Finney
George Beall
Vale Anderson
Baltimore County
Joseph W. Alton Jr
Anne Arundel County
Anderson
Beall
Agnew-Anderson-Alton
W. Dale Hess
Harry W. Rodgers LI
Arnold Weiner
U.S
Senate
J. Glenn Beall
U.S. Attorney's Office
Maryland
Patterson dismissal case advances with auditor testimony
Baltimore hearings over firing Superintendent Roland N. Patterson continued as city auditor Daniel Paul testified after a recess. Attorneys clashed over when Paul and City Finance Director Charles Benton would appear, with disputed timing and a letter about a Thursday or Friday appearance adding to the contention.
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Baltimore
Baltimore School Board
Roland N. Patterson
Daniel Paul
Patterson
Paul
Ambrose T. Hartman
Larry S. Gibson
Charles L. Benton
Hartman
Gibson
Silver service to be moved from State House display
The 48 piece Maryland silver service, on display in the State House, will be removed temporarily to the Governor's Mansion to clear space for Revolutionary era room restorations. The move, approved by the State House trust led by Steny Hoyer, John Briscoe, and Gov. Mandel, relocates the service while flags from the Revolutionary and Civil wars occupy the towers' lobby.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State House
Governor's Mansion
State House Trust
Senate
Steny Hoyer
House
John H. Briscoe
Marvin Mandel
Hoyer
Samuel Kirk and Sons Inc
Baltimore
Goldstein calls for oil firms to justify holiday price hikes
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein urged senators Adlai Stevenson III and Henry Jackson to require oil companies to justify price increases during heavy holiday traffic. He argued crude costs alone do not explain rising pump prices and said the public has a right to know both reasons and retail prices. He noted Maryland is studying retail pricing and will offer concrete proposals soon. He added that Stevenson and Jackson will hold hearings on recent price rises.
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Annapolis
U.S
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Adlai Stevenson III
D-Ill
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Baltimore Steamship Group Opposes 15 Percent Tariff Hikes
George L. Maier of the Steamship Trade Association warned Maryland Transportation Secretary Harry R. Hughes that proposed rate increases by the Maryland Port Administration could erode Baltimore's edge over East Coast rivals. The Oct. 1 plan would raise costs for Dundalk Locust Point and Clinton Street terminals, adding about $2 million annually and potentially divert ships to cheaper ports.
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Baltimore
George L. Maier
The
Steamship Trade Association
Harry R. Hughs
Hughes
Maier
Midwest
Maryland Port Administration
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