Hess questions Mandel ties to security firm during trial
In Baltimore federal court Hess testifies that a 1972 agreement gave Governor Mandel four ninths of Hess’s nine percent share in Security Investment Co. The gov contends Mandel received assets and income from the deal to aid legislative favors for Marlboro Racetrack. Hess maintains the document reflected only cash flow, not assets, as a friendly understanding between gentlemen.
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Metro shifts bus routes to speed up Metrorail service
Washington transit officials begin a major plan to end or alter 210 downtown bound bus routes effective Monday. About 15,000 commuters must switch to the subway for the final leg, a move officials say will speed trips and save about 4.4 million dollars annually.
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Alien arrests disrupt Maryland labor group protest
Baltimore officials report 96 illegal aliens arrested in Dorchester and Somerset counties as labor leaders urge a halt to deportations. The INS says up to 200 may be harvesting on the Eastern Shore, while growers claim arrests disrupt harvests and deny cooperation with authorities.
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Golden Age and Golden Eagle Passports Cut Park Fees
Thousands of Americans flock to national parks this summer carrying passports to save on admission and use fees. Golden Age Passports for 62 plus provide lifetime admissions with 0 percent use-fee discounts, while the Golden Eagle Passport at 5 dollars covers all admission charges for a calendar year but not use fees.
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MAIF’s Bid for 8.6 Percent Car-Hike Rejected
Maryland Insurance Commissioner Edward J. Birrene Jr rejected MAIF’s plan for an 8.6 percent rate increase. He opposed tying higher rates to high risk drivers while easing costs for better records, arguing the approach punishes safer drivers. MAIF serves drivers rejected by private insurers and covers about 5,000 Maryland residents.
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