Mandel's Free Passes To Maryland Racetracks Revealed
Annapolis—A 600 strong crowd is expected at Pimlico for Preakness weekend as reports detail the Mandel administration and racing commission distributing governor passes worth millions to officials, relatives, and industry insiders. The scheme dates back to the 1960s with a purge in 1972 and ongoing controversy over who controls and benefits from the VIP cards.
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Wharton Pleads No Contest in Agnew Fund Case
Annapolis AP reports Wharton, 48, pleaded no contest to falsifying records from the 1972 Agnew fundraiser. He admitted failing to report a Baltimore caterer’s $409 in refreshments for performers and VIPs after a Lyric Theatre show. Judge Matthew Evans accepted the plea with no sentence imposed. two perjury charges were dropped.
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Governors Passes Holders Named by Maryland Racing Commission
Annapolis AP The Maryland Racing Commission lists individuals issued exchange governor's passes good for free admission to race tracks. The long roster includes Lt. Col. William H. Weber and many prominent Maryland figures. records do not show whether passes were requested or mailed unsolicited.
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Fred P Glose
Milton Gluck
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Herbert Goldstein
Louis L. Goldstein
Mark Golibart
Howard Goodman
William Goodman
David Granat
Allen Green
Eddie Gregory
Edward T. Hall
John D. Hampshire
John H. Hampshire Jr
Paul K. Hampshire
Frank Harris
W. Dale Hess
Mrs. C. William Hetzer
Jerold C. Hoffberger
W. Ross Hoffman
Emanueel Horowitz
Loch Humphreys
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William Hutton
Frank I. Hyman
Anthony Izzo
Carle A. Jackson
William §. James
Isadore Kaplan
Nicholas Karavedas
Clarence M. Kelley
Joseph Y. Kennedy
Nicholas Klicos
Irvin Kovens
Blair Lee
Leonard Levine
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Herman Lubber
Edgar Lucas
John A. Luetkemeyer
Jack Luskin
Philip Lustine
J. Neil McCardell
Fred McCloud
Harry J. McGuirk
D. Kenneth McLaughlin
George McManus
Maj. W. E. McVey
Barbara Mandel
David Mandel
Gary Mandel
Marvin
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J. William Martin
Clarence W. Miles
Sam Miller
Richard Millman
Nathan Molofsky
Edgar P. Silver
Michael S. Silver
James P. Slicher
Thomas S. Smith
H. B Saab
Albert Stark
Joseph K. Siaszak
Sam Steiger
Oliver Steinberg
Robert Stolberg
Robert Strauss
William H. Swartz
J. Millard Tawes
Harry L. Thompson
Clyde Tolson
Elmo Walters
George Wasserman
William H. Weber
Irvin Weil
Albert Weinstein
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Chapin Sentenced in Nixon-Era Dirty Tricks Case
Dwight L. Chapin, former White House aide to President Nixon, receives 10 to 30 months in prison for lying under oath about 1972 political dirty tricks. Convicted of two counts for making false statements to the FBI, he awaits appeal while remaining free on bond.
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