Mandel trial mystery over Tidewater calls to governor
In Baltimore AP report, government records show 10 Tidewater Insurance calls to Gov. Mandel on Dec 30 as codefendants face mail fraud and racketeering charges over Marlboro Race Track. Mandel denies Marlboro talks. memory improves under questioning about specific dates and possible aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Tidewater Insurance Associates
Anite
Marlboro Race Track
Mandel
Tidewater
Asst
U.S. Atty
Barnet D. Skolnik
Marlboro
Florida
W. Dale Hess
William A
Harry W. Rodgers
Ernest N. Cory Jr
Irvin Kovens
Cory
Arnold Weiner
Carter cites settlements as obstacle to peace in interview
President Carter told reporters that Israel’s legalization of three West Bank settlements complicates Arab Israeli peace efforts. He also announced progress toward a comprehensive nuclear test ban and noted talks with Britain and the Soviet Union. Carter said Begin did not warn him of recognizing the settlements, and he urged cooler rhetoric on both sides while pursuing Geneva talks and restrained arms sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carer
Ody
Israel
Jordan River
Carter
Menahem Begin
Begin
Soviet Union
Britain
FBI
Waite House
Congress
Palestine Liberation
PLO
Middle East
Menahem Be
Geneva
Egypt
Sudan
Somalia
Policf
United States
Bollinger pushes for county executive post in Maryland
Commissioner Bollinger announced he has begun lobbying the local legislative delegation to create an elected county executive and plans to visit Annapolis for General Assembly sessions. He blames lack of day to day leadership for inefficiency in county government and delays in permits roads and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling E. Bollinger
Annapolis
General Assembly
Bollinger
Edward P. Thomas
Maryland General Assembly
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Board of County Commissioners
Paul L. Crumer
Dorsey
Eastalco talks stall as union eyes possible strike
Union workers at Eastalco Aluminum in Buckeystown may strike if a new contract is not reached before the current three year pact expires at midnight July 31. More than 600 workers have not reached a formal agreement with United Steelworkers and Eastalco management, with talks described as stalled and negotiations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastalco Aluminum Company
Buckeystown
United Steelworkers
Eastaleo Management
Ben Forcino
Tocai of Steelworkers
Bestalco
Fereino
John Carnochan
Chesapeake Soundings debuts on Maryland politics and potlucks
A new Chesapeake Soundings editorial column appears on the Maryland page. AP staff writer Tom Stuckey writes the opening piece on the illegality of church potlucks. The column replaces The State of Things and will feature Goeller, Herter, and Wanamaker alongside Stuckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Soundings
Maryland
Associated Press
State House
Tom Stuckey
Chesapeake AP
Annapolis
Val
Don Hymes
The
News-Post
Dave Goeller
Mandel
Sara Herter
Jim Wannmamaker
Hijackers seize 3.54 million francs at Paris rail hub
Police report three to four armed men halted a Bank of France shipment at Gare de Lyon Paris. They commandeered two semitrailers carrying 17 million francs from Bordeaux, forcing a chauffeur and guard into a car, then freed them after driving off with one truck. A second vehicle was used to transport the guard and driver a short distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
Bordeaux
Gare de Lyon
Hundreds of $100 Bills Spotted in Bethlehem Flush
Police investigate a bizarre case of $4,600 in $100 bills found in toilets and at a water plant in Bethlehem. Serial numbers were circulated nationwide but no leads emerged. Secret Service says the currency is genuine. Authorities fear more money may be lost and possibly washed into a landfill, with no clear explanation or suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Joseph Murphy
Philadelphia
U.S. Secret Service
Joseph Kalmer Sr
Kalmers
James Dorie
Doyle
Rkers
Lord Rnows
Berle
Court orders halt to Alaska oil flow near Egypt arms sales note
A terse court ruling halts Alaska oil flow amid reports of arms sales involving Egypt and Sudan. The item references a court action on energy transport linked to regional security tensions. The piece mentions a sunny US forecast, UN origins, and a Churchill reference as background context.
Marsland Lottery Draws Wednesday Numbers
The newspaper lists Marsland's Numbers Games and details the winning numbers for the state lottery. For six digits the result is 8uyi79, five digits ag214, four digits 9648, three digits s92, two digits 3656, with the overall context as a weekly drawing in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marsland
Kite blamed for fifty million dollar California fire
A brush fire near SATA Barbara California was blamed on an errant kite touching a power line. Officials said 749 acres burned, 385 homes were damaged or destroyed, 22 people hurt, and about 3 000 residents fled. The kite flyer, unnamed, expressed regret and faced no prosecution. Firefighting efforts continued to tamp down hot spots as the area remained quiet. The incident occurred amid drought conditions and added to the region's severe fire history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sata Barbara
Calif
Dennis Grbus
U.S. Forest Service
Sycamore Canyon
Wes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Shore
Deal
Hess
Rodgers Brothers
Frank Harris
Frederick County
Loudoun County
Pernlack
Jefferson
C. Kurt Holter
Eastalco
Crum
Donald L. Lewis
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Bolinger
Montgomery County
Chesapeake
Inside the News
Alaskes
United Nations
Heaven
Hell
Sir Winstor Churchill
Eiehle
Abby
Kite
New York
TAO Peats
Dow
Porercetti Ea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!