Maryland AG probes secret interests tied to Pallottine charity chief
Maryland Attorney General Francis B. Burch says an inquiry investigates whether Very Rev. Guido John Carcich held secret personal interests in seven entities tied to Pallottine investments, suggesting possible bribes. Archbishop Borders says Carcich is banished from Baltimore Archdiocese and reassigned to New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALTIMORE
Maryland
Pallottine Fathers
Francis B. Burch
Guido John Carcich
Pallottine charity
Washington Post
Baltimore Sun
William D. Borders
Carcich
New Jersey
Angleberger dies at 67 Orphan's Court judge and sports advocate
Austin F. Angleberger, one of Frederick County Orphan's Court judges, died after a year of cancer and declining health. A longtime civic and sports figure, he umpired baseball and served with the Frederick Lions, including a past presidency. Final funeral details will be released by Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home. He had been elected to the court in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin F. Angleberger
Orphan's Court
Frederick County
Angleberger
Frederick Lions
Lions
Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home
E. Church Se
Congressmen Pension Projections Signal Big Retirement Pay
The article projects substantial pensions for retiring members of Congress, led by House Speaker Carl Albert at about 65,600 salary-based retirement, with Senators Mansfield and Scott over 40,000. Pensions depend on years of service and top-three average pay, with estimates ranging from roughly 10,800 to 51,000 plus potential future raises. It notes current and future pay changes and lists retiring members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
masonry
minorny
searce
Congressional
Robert E. Jones
D-Ala
Thomas E Morgan
DPa
Wibur D Mills
Edward Hebert
D-la
Ray J. Madden
D-md
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Leonord Sullivan
DMo
John Jarman
Rokla
Suan Symington
D-MO
Senate
Bikers warned heed rules or pay fine
Frederick City police plan a crackdown on sidewalk riding and riding against traffic by bicyclists. Mayor Richard Ashton and police chief say warnings and traffic tickets will be issued under Maryland law for riders 16 and older. Four bike accidents this year, none fatal, and mopeds are not expected to surge after legal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard Ashton
Maryland
Major Ashton
Ashton
Supreme Court allows state funds to church related colleges
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that states may grant funds to church related colleges without violating church state separation. Maryland's 1971 program funds private colleges with safeguards against sectarian use, audits, and reports. Seventeen colleges receive money, including Notre Dame, Loyola Baltimore, and Mount Saint Mary’s Emmitsburg. Justice Blackmun led the majority with Justices White and Rehnquist concurring on secular purpose. Dissenters Brennan, Marshall, Stewart, and Stevens criticized or disagreed with the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Supreme Court
Maryland
Baltimore
Notre Dame
Loyola
Mount Saint Mary's
Emmitsburg
Harry A. Blackmun
Warren E. Burger
Lewis F. Powell Jr
department of divinity
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
Albert W Bryan Jr
Alexandria
Potter Stewart
John Paul Stevens
Tourism council forms in Frederick County growth push
Tourism development in Frederick County reorganizes with the Tourism Council for Frederick County Inc forming as an independent nonprofit. It will gain official status July 1 while launching a countywide membership drive to include all tourism related businesses and services. The council aims to promote market, attractions and services to boost tourist dollars and the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourism Council for
Frederick County
Congress Eyes Jobs Bill and Tax Debate This Week
Congress will tackle taxes and foreign aid while moving ahead on public works jobs legislation. The Senate votes on a five year treaty with Spain authorizing base use in exchange for 1.2 billion in aid, and debates a major tax package. House action includes a 38.85 billion public works bill and a 4.9 billion foreign aid measure with 1.7 billion for Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Congress
Senate
Spain
Madrid
United States
U.S
Rota
Torrejon
Zaragoza
Moron
House
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Senate Budget Committee
Ford
Israel
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Reagan predicts first ballot win
Reagan forecasts an early victory on the first ballot amid other headlines including Arab forces reaching Beirut and state workers planning a walkout. The forecast calls for occasional showers or thunderstorms, highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of evening showers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Priest
Borders
St. John the Baptist
St. Leo
Tassatura
Dan Lebhert
Church street
Amos L. Brown
NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
The
Tourism council
Inside The News
REAGAN
Beirut
Will Durant
Entertainment
Werdnesdae
Thurefer
Francis Scott Key Mall
Hi. 355
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!