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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1978

Page

4

Anastasi Burch Ticket Emerges for Maryland State Race

Anastasi 41 Montgomery County real estate executive joins Burch ticket to push jobs and industry in Maryland. He vows to give the state back its future after a critical New York report questioned economic soundness.

Burch New York Maryland Anastasi Montgomery County Colquitt-Carruthers, Inc John F. Kennedy

Hardwicke backs Catholic women push amid money talk

Smithsburg Maryland AP report notes Republican Hardwicke framing ally Steve Sacks as loyal despite party rifts. He cites long history and joint fundraisers while acknowledging a potential endorsement if a suitable attorney general candidate emerges. A Catholic women’s group funds a ministry effort and debates women’s ordination.

Smithsburg Jobs Hardwicke Steve Sacks Hardwicke Baltimore Sacks Ationey

Giant Food fined in Teamster corruption case

US attorney Russell Bake says prosecutors continue to probe a Washington area Teamster official linked to payoffs from Giant Food. Giant pleaded guilty to illegally giving carpeting worth 10,896 and other favors between 1971 and 1978 to secure driver power, with a 10,000 dollar fine likely.

Baltimore Russell T. Bake, Jr Maryland Washington Area Ginot U.S Alexander Harvey II Baker Harvey Giant Robert A. Rotherbaugh Joba Grant

Chambers found guilty in jewelry store murder

A Rockville Circuit Court jury convicts 11 year old Silver Spring gunman James Maurice Chambers of first degree murder in the June 23 killing of Alvin Samuel Insley, 52, at the Aspen Hill Shopping Center jewelry store. Sentencing set for August 22.

Rockville Silver Spring Aspen Hill James Maurice Chambers Alvin Samuel Insley Chambers Richard B. Latham Judy Catterton

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