Subpoena in Baltimore race track syndicate case
Federal grand jury questions surround a Baltimore race track syndicate with figures linked to Tidewater Insurance Associates and executives Hess and Rodgers. The Sun notes alleged corruption, hidden interests, and farmed assets as investigators pursue cross‑county connections and a wide network of political influence.
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Baltimore
AF -Fenene
Casey
Son Rade
Ite Budea
Mariboro
Federa
Grand Marsland Pelea
Baltimore Sun
Sant Tude
Gusta TV
Mariburu Pho
Bowie Kuan Te Lace Fen
Prem Ts
Indero
Marvin Mande
Dae Hess
Harry Wo Rodgers
Tidewater Insurame Assocates Inc
Panton
Frederick City Police Establish Traffic Unit With DOT Grant
The Frederick City Police Department received a 14142 grant from the Maryland Department of Transportation via the US Highway Safety Program. A new cruiser VASCAR unit breathalyzer camera and gear plus a special traffic division led by Cpl. Donald L. Travis will analyze accident data and target high risk locations for selective enforcement.
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Frederick City
Maryland Department of Transportation
Gramt
Police Department
Donald L. Travis
Travis
Smith & Wesson Co
Eatontown
N.J
Maryland State Police
Cpl
Vascar
Frederick
Richard J. Ashton
Capt. Ashton
Ashton
Rezoning clash over Jordan property near New Market
In New Market a dispute over rezoning 11 acres of B-3 land rages as Jordan plans a maintenance shop for his 200-employee firm. Neighbors cite traffic, noise, and property value losses while town officials warn of safety risks at the nearby hill intersection. County commissioners scheduled a decision for May 19.
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Jordan
Board of Appeals
Planning Commission
Crum
Commissioners
Larry W. Johnson
Frederick City
Johnson
Agnezitura
Nere
New Market
iHark
Massenes
Mary Snorm
Siamies O Bennett
Bethesda
Jerdan
Morningstar
Edward C. Hemby
Hemby
Franklin Smith
Smith
Storm
Historic District Commission
Henry T. Shotwell
Open space schools show no edge in student achievement
A study by Anne Arundel County officials finds no significant difference in academic achievement between open space elementary schools and traditional classrooms. The report notes further research may assess effects beyond academics and cites ongoing work by the University of Maryland in early childhood education.
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Annapolis AP
Anne Arundel County
H Lewis Alsebrook
University of Maryland
Spending shifts mark Maryland households in hard times
Maryland shoppers curb big-ticket buys and embrace cheaper alcohol and entertainment. State tax figures for nine months ending March 31 show beer and wine receipts up about 6 percent, spirits up 1.5 percent, with do it yourself materials rising while home appliances fall. Admissions revenue climbs 26 percent as hotels and eateries post gains.
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Annapolis
Marvin Bond
Comptrol
Ler
Bond
Mandel schedules hearings on 12 statewide bills
In Annapolis the 1975 General Assembly agendas 12 bills for hearings ordered by Gov. Mandel. Each bill gets 30 minutes with equal time for supporters and opponents. topics cover prescription labeling, Medicaid notice changes, alcohol license use, taxes, social worker licensing, and public school fee structures among others.
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Mandel
Annapolis
General Assembly
Marvin Mandel
Prince Georges County
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Alan M. Wilner
Wilner
Baltimore County
Montgomery County
Anne Arundel County
Thailand Calls South Vietnamese Exiles to Return With War Gear
The broadcast urged all fighters who left South Vietnam to come back and surrender to the new regime. It claimed Vietnamese waters’ islands were liberated and prisoners freed. Former South Vietnamese leader Duong Van Minh admitted surrendering due to overwhelming North Vietnamese and Viet Cong superiority.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Phu Coy
Con Son
Duong van
Porterville Woman Sentenced for Solicitation at Truck Stop
A 23 year old Porterville woman Judy A McNeely received four months in jail for soliciting prostitution at the 1 70 Truck Stop on April 27. Cpl Richard Eyler testified he witnessed solicitation during undercover work and McNeely admitted an eight year history as a prostitute. An appeal is planned within 30 days.
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California
Stanley Y. Bennett
Judy A. McNeely
Porterville
Calif
Richard W. Eyler
Cpl. Eyler
Michael Payne
Burkittsville
Payne
Ms. McNeely
Sidney L. Bloom
Mary Ann Stepler
Frederick County
Bloom
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