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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1975

Page

25

Green misconduct conviction upheld in Maryland case

The Jr. in Connection with 2m alleged conspiracy t0 cover up am illegal 790 payments. Green was convicted Feb. 6, 1974 by a county Circuit Court jury of 16 counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice, eye office and subornation of perjury, edge David Rees Later vncenced Green based his appeal on 16 alleged errors during te month-long trial. Most errors involved legal questions, while three concern testimony about sexual activities of the state's attorney's office. The opinion noted the sexual testimony was opened when Stuart Hirsch, a former Green aide and key witness, testified of paying Green $1,006 for his job.

Annapolis Green Eye Office Edge David Rees Grees

State Roundup Prosecution Targets Green Sexual Allegations

The roundup notes the prosecution and defense battling over testimony about Green's sexual life. Green's attorney did not object to cross examining Hirsch and argued for broad inquiry into alleged sexual predilections and peculiarities. Prosecutors pressed for names times and places of Green's sexual activities.

Green Hirsch

Maryland PSC Keeps Gas Safety Charge Freeze Nationwide

The Maryland Public Service Commission orders Washington Gas Light Co to continue a billing freeze for safety standard changes. The move extends the halt to all customers while hearings decide who pays. Officials say violations arise from venting enclosure and buried lines. broader implications may extend to other gas companies. Washington Gas Light cites 45 DC homes, 800 MD homes, and 500 VA homes affected.

Baltimore Maryland Public Service Commission Washington Gas Light Co PSC Commission Gary Alexander Alexander Washington Gas Light District of Columbia Maryland Virginia

Federal panel backs deregulation of natural gas prices

The Federal Power Commission staff report says ending price regulation would raise average residential gas bills by up to $20 annually but could reduce costs after 1980. It argues deregulation would spur investment and reverse declines in gas discoveries and production.

Washington Federal Power Commission

HEW defends right to probe schools in hearings

A Maryland congressman challenges HEW civil rights chief over an ongoing school records probe. Peter E. Holmes defends full-scale inquiry as lawful and data supported, while a Baltimore court orders resolution on release of student records amid Beall’s skepticism.

Washington Glenn Beall Jr R-Md Bealls Peter E. Holmes Department of Health, Education and Welfare Baltimore Edward J. Anderson Anderson Maryland Republican

Westinghouse strike ends as tentative pact reached

Baltimore editors report a six day strike by 2000 Westinghouse Electric salaried workers ended at 11 p.m. Wednesday after a federal mediator announced a tentative contract. Union leaders planned a May 6 ratification vote as 90 percent of work at two defense plants may resume. A separate incident list notes multiple local arrests and traffic charges in the hours surrounding the settlement.

Baltimore Westinghome Electric Corp James R. Williams Westinghouse SEA Glenn W. Brown Advanced Technology Laboratory Defense and Electronics System Center Defense Department

Maryland group asks Mandel to probe oil firm

A Maryland environmental group urges Gov. Mandel to intervene in a Virginia case amid plans to build offshore platform fabrication facilities by Brown & Huot of Houston. The Northampton County supervisors and Cape Charles site approvals raise concerns about regional impact and industrial zoning.

Environmental Group Mandel Snow Hill Maryland Marvin Mandel Virginia Regum Planning Commission Sorthampoos County Brown & Huot Houston Board of Supervisors

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