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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1974

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3

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.

Annapolis Pralice Maryland Baltimore Mandel Coamission Fave State Financial Disclosure Advisory Board FBI Clarence M. Kelley Spiro T Agnes David Mandel J. Newton Brewer Commission Abo Governor State House Brewer Racing Commission Attorney General's Office Bowie Pimlico Laurel Timonium Ocean Downs Laurel Raceway Rosecroft General Assembly Campas Domathems James’. Morton Jr Court of Spe Jective Maurice Wyatt Irving Weil Gary Mandel William “Willie Runyon William “Little Willie Adams Robert Strauss Democratic Party Joseph Anastasi Kenneth Barnes Henry Bosz Harvey Epstein Fred Wineland Barbara Gary David Frank DeFilippo Ronald Schreiber Wyatt Michael Silver Frank Harris Grace Donald

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.

Annapolis Spiro T. Agnew Wharton Anne Arundel County Matthew Evans Baltimor Agnew Lyric Theatre Evans Sentening Tee Beneft State Election Board

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.

Sam Gensler Fred P Glose Milton Gluck Jack Goldenson 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 Col 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 Mandel 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 Morris

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.

Washington Dwight L. Chapin White House Nixon Chapin U.S Gerhard A. Gesell Jacob A. Stein FBI Donald H. Segretti

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