Well Heeled Attendees Flock To Lees Fundraiser
Lt. Gov. Blair Lee III raised about 94080 for his governor bid at Indian Springs Country Club in Layhill Maryland amid Montgomery County’s affluent scene. Lee lauded the donors as very pleasant people and noted heavy press exposure from the event.
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Layhill
Blair Lee
Indian Springs Country Club
Montgomery County
Maryland
Lee
E. Brooke Lee
Iikers
Les the Elder
House of Delegate
Navy study finds high tolls on nonofficial calls
A Logistics Management Inc survey of Navy facilities in Annapolis traced 660 long distance calls over a year to nonofficial services, from hairdressers to massage parlors and a Florida bookie, suggesting taxpayers could save 40 000 to 60 000 plus 11 000 more with toll free lines and better control. The study covered Dec 10 1975 to July 9 1978 at the Naval Academy and the Naval Ship Research and Development Center.
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Navy Center
Annapolis
Riviera
Naval Facilities
Logistic Manage Inc
Aree
Naval Academy
Naval Ship Research and Development Center
Baltimore
Washington
Research and Development Center
Florida
Jack Anderson
Navy
June
King Arthur's Pleasure Palsee
Washington, D.C
Maryland sophomores to eat on campus dining halls
University of Maryland Board of Regents votes 7-4 to require on campus sophomores living in dorms in 1979 to dine in campus dining halls. Freshmen already pay for dining. plan may affect 236 students and raise about $212,000 for food service.
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College Park
University of Maryland Board of Regents
Food Service
Maryland Action faces review over charitable funds use
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office asked the Secretary of State to re examine allegations that Maryland Action violated charitable laws. An assistant AG said evidence was insufficient to prove that the group spent too much of the 305000 collected from consumers last year. Secretary Fred L. Wineland had charged the group with spending nearly twice as much as allowed and asked for guidance rules. Rev. Stan Holt called the move a step forward.
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Baltimore
State Attorney General
Secretary of State
Maryland
James G. Klair
Fred L. Wineland
Wineland
Francis B. Burch
Blair
Stan Holt
Maryland Action
Burch seeks court to push prison site plan
Baltimore state attorney Francis Burch filed suit to block city council thwarting state plans to build a 39 million prison at the old Continental Car Co. factory. The suit argues the city council acted improperly in blocking the project.
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Baltimore
Francis B. Burch
Baltimore City
Counicl
Old Continental Car. Co
Burch
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