Maryland Delegations Back Ford and Carter for National Conventions
State Republicans picked 19 at large delegates plus 24 elected May 18 to back Ford on the first two ballots with Reagan free later. Democrats chose 13 at large to join 53 delegates in Baltimore, Carter holding 33 while Jackson has 11 Udall six and three uncommitted.
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Maryland
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ocean City
Kansas City
Ronald Reagan
State Central Committee
Baltimore
Carter
Henry Jackson
Morris K Udall
California
Edmund G Brown
Blair Lee III
Louis L. Goldstein
House
John Hanson Briscoe
Fred Lineland
James Clark Jr
Marvin Mandel
Jackson
Senate
Roy Staten
Clarence ‘‘du" Burns
Thedore Venetoulis
Brown
Steny Hoyer
Republican State Central Committee
Charles McC
New York
Udall Mear
Central Committee
Democratic National Committee
Maryland hospitals face rising infectious waste problem
Hospitals and nursing homes in Maryland generate increasing potentially infectious waste, sparking state health officials to form a task force. Experts warn about improper disposal from discarded blood bottles and emphasize disposable items multiplying trash fifty fold in ten years. The group cites air quality standards hindering incineration and a lack of disposal guidelines.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Frances 5. Norris
Norris
Alvin M. Powers
Bon Secours Hospital
Carl R. York
Bureau of Air Quality Control
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Montgomery County
Baltimore Archdiocese funds for Mandel defense solicitations
The Archdiocese of Baltimore, via spokesman James Shaneman, is soliciting about 300 donors including legislators and lobbyists for the Mandel defense fund to cover Gov. Marvin Mandel’s legal costs amid corruption charges. The effort marks another church-linked aid to Mandel following a $54,000 loan from Pallotine Fathers for his divorce.
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Associated Press
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
James £. Shaneman
Archdiocese
Annapolis
Shaneman
Mandel
State TV series wins Emmy for Once Upon a Town
LINTHICUM AP The Baltimore Washington Chapter awards Once Upon a Town a Emmy for the reading series by the Maryland Department of Education Instructional Television Division. The program comprises 15 20 minute episodes featuring author interviews dramatizations and illustrator demonstrations aimed at eight to ten year olds.
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Linthicum
State Department of Education
Baltimore-Washington
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Academy
Chicago
State Education Department
Special fees push up costs for Maryland phone customers
The Baltimore Sun reports Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co of Maryland paid 89 trillion in special fees to its AT&T parent last year. License fees to AT&T totaled over 409 million with more than 50 million used for charity and image projects. Maryland customers saw about six dollars added to the typical bill as fees rose from 34 million in 1970. PSC officials say charitable portions should not be charged to customers, while C&P argues the fee must be paid in full.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
C&p
Belt System
The
Sun
Maryland Public Service
Commission
At&t
William Baldwin
PSC
Stuart V. McEvoy
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