Engineers Society Rejects Change Amid Ethics Fallout
The Maryland Society of Professional Engineers expelled members and rejected a push to alter fee and contribution rules after a kickback scandal tied to Spiro Agnew’s tenure as Maryland governor. Three NSPE engineers resigned. the group faces antitrust scrutiny, with a DOJ suit seeking end to a ban on competitive bidding by engineers.
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Catdatt
Blow
Maryland
NSPE
Spiro
Up Seduelt
Martin Michaehon
Ted
Mivtacioni
Waashamgttan Frca
Megan and
Hartson
SPE
Justice Department
Washington
Hogan Denies Secret Campaign Fund Funding Claim
Rep Lawrence J Hogan refutes Baltimore Sun report of a hidden fund saying it is not secret and relates to newsletter printing and reprints. He notes a House clerk ruling allowed use without campaign reporting and that he disclosed the money as income. about 300 contributors, mostly small donations.
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Washington
Lawrence J Hogan
Maryland
Congressional Record
Clerk of the House
Hogan
Larry Hogan
Baltimore Sun
Extension Of Fishing Limits Supported
Hampton Virginia hearing backs federal bill to extend US fishing jurisdiction to 200 miles offshore. Rep Dowing and Rep Goodling noted broad support from Tidewater citizens and witnesses citing depleted stocks from foreign fleets, especially Soviet and Polish trawlers, with pulsefishing reducing local catches.
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Tidewater
Hampton
Cape Charles
George E Ward Jr
US House
Fisheries and Wildlife
Thomas N Dowing
D-Va
George Goodling
R-Pa
Maine
Florida
Soviet Union
Poland
Virginia
James E Douglas Jr
Virgina Maine Resources Commission
Virgina
William J Hargis Jr
Virginia Institute of Maine Science
Hargis
Douglas
Hampton Roads
Unions and City Officials Resume Strike Talks in Baltimore
Baltimore officials and representatives of city employees and police resume negotiations after a two hour late night session at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Mayor Schaefer attended the talks, the first since Monday, with both sides offering cautious comments and encouragement about possible progress.
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Wiliam Donald Schaefer
Lord Baltimore
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Schaefer
Wes
Ernest B Crefoot
Council
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Baltimore Jail Quiet as Guards Strike Amid Heat Wave
Baltimore City Jail remains quiet despite a strike by about 60 correctional officers and an inmate council mediation. Warden Gordon Kamka notes 20 hour days keep operations stable with 1,000 inmates, one fight since the walkout, and threats of harsher action against strikers. State troopers patrol as police strike expands, causing looting and fires in parts of the city. a court-ordered appearance for union leaders is set for Monday.
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Baltimore City
Gordon Chamka
Sar Vaughn Thomas
Council
Kamka
Schaefer
Robert Hillman
Charles Benton Thomas Rapanotti
Police Council 2
Afscme
Ild
Dennis Hill
Hill
Larry Leeson
Col
Thomas Smith
Marvin Mandel
Thomas J Burke
James W. Murphy
Murphy
Black Colleges See Uneven State Grant Support
Mary lands four black state colleges Morgan Coppin and Bowie receive far less aid than Frostburg State College and Salisbury, while Loyola College secures more senator ship funds. Officials criticize the $12 million program as inequitable and overly patronage driven.
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Darstip Aid
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Schularstup Board
Frosttury State College
Western
Wansend
Morgan, Buwe
Coppin State
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Frostburg State College
Maryland
Muncy Comfort
Fred L Spigler, Jr
Mandel
Biwse State
Coppan State
Morgan State
Mart
Eastern Shore
Uni
Ape Coppan
Salisbury State
Coppin
Iildaliun
Loyola College
Senate
General Assembly
William Anthony
State Scholarship Board
Cochrane Wins Distinguished Service Award at WMAR TV
Robert B. Cochrane, WMAR-TV Baltimore assistant general manager and program director, received the Maryland DC Delaware Broadcasters Association Distinguished Service award. He has delivered editorials and conducted interviews on CBS affiliate programs and appeared on several Baltimore radio stations. He began with the Sunpapers in 1934 and witnessed the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri in 1945.
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Maryland
Sunpapers
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