Tax court judge disqualifies self from Mandel appeal
Baltimore AP report says Chief Judge Seymour Korn recused himself from Mandel political group’s appeal over $82,121 in admissions taxes on the 1973 Four Star Salute fundraiser. The event grossed $917,022. other judge remained on the bench.
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Baltimore
Seymour Korn
Maryland Tax Court
Marvin Mandel
Korn
John G. Arthur
Mandel Group
Marvin Garbis
Revenu Service
Washington
Truman
Garbis
Mandel
State Tax Court
Louis L. Goldstein
Comptroller
Maryland
Romeo Valianti
Goldstein
Atty. Gen
Francis B. Burch
Mandel's bank subpoenaed in Maryland political probe
Federal prosecutors seek records from First National Bank of Maryland Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Title Guarantee and other firms tied to Gov. Mandel his current and former wives and son. Mandel says two letters informed of subpoenas with no further details available.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
First National Bank of Maryland
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
Title Guarantee Company
Jeanne Blackistone Mandel
Baltimore Sun
Barbara
Gary
Frank DeFilippo
U.S. Attorney's Office
Plack
Jackson
the Sun
Barbara Mandel
Spiro T. Agnew
Army chemical testing head denies drug allegations
Washington officials say no disciplinary action was taken in connection with an alleged 25 year old incident prompting an Army probe of Dr. Van M. Sim who has led the Edgewood program for 19 years. The Army suspended testing after CBS reports alleged Sim gave himself Demerol at Memorial Clinic in Olympia. Sim denied wrongdoing and blamed a Northwest character assassination.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Army
John Keith
State Medical Disciplinary Board
van M. Sim
Edgewood
CBS News
Sim
Memorial Clinic
Olympia
CBS
Northwest
Anderson seeks reduced sentence after 3 months
Dale Anderson former Baltimore County executive who began a five year term April 21 asks U S District Judge Joseph Young to reduce his sentence to time served or an appropriate period He has a parole hearing at Allenwood Pa August 13 to 15 and his lawyers cite serious medical difficulties and model prison conduct.
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Baltimore
Dale Anderson
Anderson
Spiro T. Agnew
Young
County to cover rape hospital fees, new policy ordered
Baltimore County Executive Theodore G. Venetoulis orders the police to ensure rape victims pay nothing out of pocket for medical tests. He directs that the county pay any medical bills not covered by insurance or other sources, after reports showed charges for exams previously given at no cost.
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Venetoulis
Baltimore
Baltimore transit agency rejects low foreign bid
The Maryland Mass Transit Administration asks federal approval to reject three bids on a $27 million subway steel contract after seeking an American supplier to lower costs. Mitsui & Co. of Japan submitted one bid.
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Baltimore
Mass Transit
State Mass Transit Administration
Maryland weighs rejecting all bids for subway steel contract
The Maryland transit agency plans to reject all bids and renegotiate under state law to seek a lower price than the lowest bid of 26.9 million from Mitsui for 23 000 tons of steel to line a 5.5 mile subway tunnel. UMTA says the agency will review reasons and decide.
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Urban Mass Transportation Administration
MTA
Maryland
Walter J. Addison
Mass Transit
UMTA
Clarence D. Long
D-Md
Addison
Mitsui Company
New York Maryland drug ring indicted in heroin and cocaine trafficking
Sixteen individuals were indicted over a narcotics operation moving heroin and cocaine from New York to Washington by car and air routes. Warren C. Robinson of Washington was named organizer. the ring linked to Carmine Tramunti era figures and included members in Maryland and New Jersey. The scheme operated 1971 to 1973 with multi million dollar street values.
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New York
Washington
Bryant Ferguson
Bladensburg
Citizens Against Rural Poverty
Forestville
Prince George's County
Warren C. Robinson
Washington, D.C
Carmine
Agnew’s Son Trial Delayed Four Weeks in Baltimore
A trespassing case against James Rand Agnew 28 son of Spiro T Agnew was postponed from July to August 27 in Northern District Court. He faced charges of peering into a Baltimore couple’s bedroom window.
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Baltimore
James Rand Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Northern District Court
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Title Guarantee
Harwood D. Jackson
U.S
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Special Corruption Grand Jury
Title Guarantee Co
Army Chemical Testing
Tappan
Air of Good Living
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C. F. Stouter Oil Co., Inc
B&o Avenue
Frederick
Idiriessies
Kate Greenaway
Claire Brooke
Ming
Hendricksons
Cannon Royal Family
Falloni & Colin
Bates
Hendrickson
Amy Adams
Hendikvan
Mitsui & Co
R. Sith
Mea
Donald M Fadeley
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Church St. Frederick, Md
M.R. Etchison and Son
Frederick County
Robert W. Keeney
Richard & G Basford
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