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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1974
Page
5
The state's school building plan runs out of funds as officials assess delays and shifting of money. State Treasurer J Millord Tawes says current funds will cover ongoing projects through autumn without new bond issues, while a December land sale may occur to offset costs.
A rare tropical termite Cryptotermes brevis was found in a Baltimore rowhouse during a fight against local termites. Exterminator Frank Donnellan noted a chestnut colored swarm from a bookcase as he battled the infestation, seen as the first Maryland report of the species.
Rep. Larry Hogan says he will not employ John Buckley, a former FBI agent known as Fat Jack, to probe Gov. Marvin Mandel’s administration. Hogan now plans legitimate intelligence gathering with private investigators, rejecting dirty tricks.
City workers halted upkeep as about 200 hanging baskets on street poles withered. Mrs George Kahl Jr of Beautiful Baltimore Inc blamed the protest for failing to water and maintain the displays this summer, ending a three year run of the project.
A Maryland committee led by Frank L. Bentz Jr. urges legislation to let farmers form agricultural districts and obtain state easements to keep land in farming. It also calls for estate tax rules to value farms by agricultural use and for maps and data before final preservation decisions. State officials will review the report for Gov. Mandel and the General Assembly.
Baltimore The state attorney general ruled Pomerleau had authority to end recognition of the city police union Local 1195 AFL CIO and to revoke dues check-offs The opinion said police rights cannot force government to bargain collectively The case followed a 197? strike and a plan to discipline officers for backing it with reprimands and a warning to return to policing
Pressman says he will not contest the attorney general's ruling nullifying his bid to be Maryland's lieutenant governor. He cites time to mount a campaign and says he will take no further part in the gubernatorial primary, noting weak opposing knowledge of state government.
Maryland judge accuses the Mandel administration of cronyism in appointing Joseph N. McGowan to the Baltimore County School Board over Theodore C. Patterson. The critique cites delayed Bay Bridge cost report, taxpayer funds at stake, and Patterson as a Black candidate backed by a broad civic coalition. Patterson, a Dundalk resident with PTA ties, would have been the first Black board member.
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