Mandel Trial Tense Over Fees And Alleged Deals
The trial features repeated questioning of Mandel about assets and legal fees tied to a 1973 termination of a security investment agreement with Hess. Mandel claims $15,000 represented owed legal work, denies ongoing payments post 1974, and contends he needed funds in 1972 for his divorce.
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Mandel
Hess
Skovnik
Barbara Mendei
Maryland
Szolnik
Pallotine Fathers
Barbara
Fire log reports 24 hour period ending 16 a.m.
Fire log lists general alarm at Everedy Building East Street at 2 25 p.m. a building fire at Howard Chapel Long Corner Road in Howard County New Market a transfer from Libertytown to Mount Airy 10732 a m Appolds Road combine on fire Rocky Ridge a trailer fire at Thurmont Carnival Grounds Thermont at 4 50 p m Brunswick house fire at 31 West J Street Brunswick Lovettsville and Brunswick ambulance responses plus ambulance calls Emergencies 4 Routines 3 jail population male 23 female 27.
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City Everedy
East Street
Howard Chapel
Long Corner Road
Howard County
New Market
Libertytown
Mount Airy
Appolds
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Thermont
Brunswick
West J St
Lovettsville
Brown vows U S will stay strong Pacific power
Defense Secretary Harold Brown, in Tokyo, affirms the United States will remain a strong Pacific power as it plans to withdraw 33 000 troops from South Korea. He briefs Prime Minister Fukuda and Japanese officials on talks with Seoul, stressing US security rests on peace in Northeast Asia. He notes the withdrawal will be careful and that the US nuclear umbrella protects South Korea while non nuclear deterrence may suffice.
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Tokyo
Harold Brown
United States
U.S
South Korea
Brown
Takeo Fukuda
Korea
Pacific
Asia
Fukuda
Iichiro Hatoyama
Defense Agency
4Sao Mihara
Seoul
Hepdong
Park Chung-hee
North Korea
Park
Hapdong
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
Korean Peninsula
Housing code plan eyed by county commissioners
The county commissioners reviewed an Affirmative Action plan drafted by Administrative Assistant James L. Bryan and County Attorney Lawrence A. Speelman. The ARC has urged adoption for almost two years, with delays blamed on budget prep. New member Rhoden Coffer joined as HRC members sought reinstatement of a $200 cut in public relations funding. Executive session discussed personal discrimination cases.
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James L. Bryan
Lawrence A. Speelman
ARC
Employment Committee
Susan Petering
Bryan
Rhoden Coffer
HRC
Thomas named to sunlight sunset study panel
State Senator Edward P. Thomas Jr. was named by Senate President Steny Hoyer to a 10-member sunset legislation study committee drawn from Senate standing members to work with House delegates. Thomas urged consolidating duplicative programs and cutting unnecessary boards and commissions for the 1978 session.
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Edward P. Thomas Jr
Frederick Washington
Senate
Steny Hoyer
House of Delegates
Thomas
Trade Deficit Deepens As Imports Surge And Exports Fall
The Commerce Department reports a widening trade gap for June with imports rising $256.7 million in machinery and transport equipment and motor vehicles. Exports declined across many sectors, led by a $275 million drop in soybeans and a $157.3 million fall in crude materials. Total 1976–77 deficits rose to $12.6 billion, with monthly peaks earlier this year. The administration forecasts a $23–$25 billion annual deficit, while Treasury notes could balance the ledger if imports paused. The Commerce Department is urging more overseas sales.
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Commerce Department
Treasury Department
U.S. Trade Ledger
Where Do City Tax Dollars Go Budget Details Revealed
City officials approved a 5.3 million dollar 1978 budget, up from 4.62 million. Major rises occur in police and fire operations, highway maintenance, sanitation, water and sewer, and recreation. Real property taxes provide the bulk of revenue, with federal grants and other income supporting the balance, plus a 650 thousand dollar fund balance. Mayor Young notes 30 thousand toward treasurer’s office modernization and nearly 200 thousand for a new western end firehouse.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Maor
Historic District Commission
Young
Western End
Carter-Washington talks with Andreotti on Italy’s Communist role
President Carter and Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti discussed the rise of the Communist party in Rome and potential policy cooperation. Andreotti described the Communist role as cautious and not paving the way for shared power, while stressing executive power remains with the Christian Democrats. Carter planned further briefings with Congress and Blumenthal after their White House meeting.
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Washington
Carter
Giulio Andreotti
Communist Party
Rome
Andreotti
Italy
Christian Democrats
White House
Houses
Congress
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Nursing home to install air conditioning and expand Nursing program
The home will air condition facilities at 3427.46 dollars and add a donor register in the lobby with a note card for each donor. It will join Frederick Community College School of Nursing RN training with students starting September in shifts. The board will set private pay bed holds at 15 days and 32 dollars daily, matching Medicaid. The board thanked Commissioner Dorsey for two years of service. Robert Browning born 1812.
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Frederick Community College School of Nursing
Dorsey
Baker
Pony roundup begins 52nd annual Chincoteague event
Fireman cowboys guided about 150 wild ponies across the Assateague channel to Chincoteague for the 52nd pony penning and sale. About 50,000 spectators watched the swim starting at 7:40 a.m. Ponies moved to Main Street penning grounds for a Thursday 10:30 a.m. auction to fund the volunteer fire department. unsold ponies return to Assateague Friday at 8 a.m.
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Chincoteague, Va
Assateague
Chincoteague
Main Street
Assateague Island
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