Restraint urged over national health plan by Carter advisers
Washington AP Carter economic advisers urge scaling down and delaying a proposed national health insurance program citing inflation and tax resistance. They cite Prop 13 as proof of public spending backlash while White House aides push for quicker, broader action. The president remains committed but debates center on timing size and cost of a phased plan.
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Carter
Janes McIntyre
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
President
Council of Economic Advisers
California
White House
Stuart Eizenstat
Joseph Califano
Hood College grad joins Venetoulis ticket as first woman Lt Gov
Hood College alumna Ann Corderman Stockett announced as running mate for Theodore Venetoulis, becoming Maryland's first woman lieutenant governor candidate. The West Annapolis resident, 1981 Hood graduate, pivots from Senate bid toward statewide post, prioritizing mental health and disability issues. The announcment also signals a broader shakeup with Sachs likely to be endorsed for attorney general and the comptroller seat still in play.
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Hood College
Hagerstown
Maryland
Ann Corderman Stockett
Aene Arundel County
Theodore G. Venetoulis
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel County
Calvert County
Stockett
West Annapolis
Charles W. Stockett
Baltimore
Mass Transit Administration
Venetoulis
Stephen Sachs
Thc Venetoulis
Ann Stockett
Sachs
Louis L. Goldstein
Anse Arundel County
County school textbooks display week in June
County display of textbooks scheduled June 26 to 30 with hours 9 a.m. to 4:38 p.m. The Cambridge Work-A-Text and Earth Life science sets are featured. One copy stays in the Learning Resources Center while a second may be signed out for one night by the public.
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Cambridge
Earth Life
Sciwnce
Selene Levies Activia
Christoff trial testimony centers on funding and course control
Testimony in the Christoff trial details Hood College and others in the Regional Graduate Program. Witnesses say courses were taught by their own instructors and credits and tuition remained with each school, not FCC. Defense argues overpayments. prosecutor blames Christoff for fraud. Christoff faces 10 counts of false pretenses and two counts of attempted false pretenses. date for his next testimony not set.
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Ruth M. Oltman
Hood
Paul Lyons
Cumberland
FCC
Robert C. Henney
Georgantis
Christott
Christoft
Oltman
Christoff
Stephens
Bruce C. Spisler
Christofia
News-Post
Christo
Nikirk
Nikich
Endorsements Lift Lee in Maryland Assembly Race
Annapolis AP reports state senator Lee and likely House speaker nominee Del. Steven Sklar gain crucial support from Benjamin Cardin and Steny Hoyer. The Baltimore area endorsement boosts Lee with allies citing leadership, tax reform, and environmental protection, while opponents claim they do not reflect city mood.
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House of Delegates
Lee
Benjamin Cardin
Del
Steven Sklar
Commis
Earthwest
Baltimore
Downtown parking debate and mixed use plans near Carroll St
City board weighs owner Gove’s duty to provide tenant parking at 18 N Court St while considering Mark Perlow’s plan to convert 101 103 S Carroll St top door into an apartment with a movie studio on upper floors. Fire code, zoning clarity, and a required fire escape shape decisions.
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Gove
Michel
Mark Perlow
National Institutes of Health
S. Carroll St
W. Milner Roberts
Lawrence W. Johnston
Bowlus
Charles “Bud” Mock
Perlow
Mack
Opeo
Tex Harvey
Famiglia Pizza
Jefferson Street
Robert Jarboe
College Avenue
Pizza Hut
Rosemont Avenue
Seiberling Tire
N. Carroll St
AutoBahn Inc
Richard Weltrich
Apple Tree Court
Edward Henley
Apple Creek Road
Rouild
Ambulance Fund Drive Opens in Boonsboro
The Boonsboro Volunteer Ambulance and Rescue Service launches its 1978 fund drive to replace an aging ambulance and bolster reserves. Chief Thomas E. Bikie says daily operating costs drain donations, prompting a special appeal for public support to sustain emergency medical services.
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Boonsboro
Thomas E. Bikie
Saree Orrelle
Carroll Library Board seeks funding for 150000 library computer system
The Carroll County Public Library Board voted 3 to 2 to ask the county commissioners for a $150000 computer system from Computer Library Systems Inc. The system would track loans due dates and borrowers, improve inventory control, and potentially reduce staff costs. The board plans to meet the commissioners on June 27 to discuss integration.
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Taneytown
Carroll County Public Library Board
Carroll County Public Library
Margaret Makosky
Carroll County
Westminster
Davis
Western Maryland College
Carroll
Frederick
Baltimore County
Bi Ta Iteiey Boned
Jail escape aborts as inmate shoots guard in Baltimore
A Baltimore City Jail inmate aborted an escape in the Courthouse basement, grabbing a pistol from cuffs, firing on Officer Walter Lucas who was wounded, and wounding trustee James Williams before escaping in a paddy wagon. Tear gas and a roundup followed, but police later found no prisoner in the building. The incident prompted evacuation and a patrol search as authorities questioned how the gun was obtained and left behind.
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Baltimore
Walter Lucas
Lucas
James C. Williams
Williams
Mercy Hospital
Atria
Sharia Seren Teama
Celvert Street
Col
Simon Avara
Beall Considers Gubernatorial Run After Republican Support
Former Sen. J. Glenn Beall said he is encouraged by a call from Maryland Republican senators and delegation urging him to enter the COP gubernatorial primary. He remains undecided, stating he wants a clear chance to win before deciding.
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J. Glenn Beall
Taseday
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