Mahoney defends state gambling operations
Baltimore Maryland George P Mahoney chairman of the Maryland State Lottery Commission challenges Cornell professor G R Blakey to debate state lotteries responding to a Blakey study that argues illegal numbers games offer better odds and government lotteries pay out little in prizes. Mahoney rejects the study and calls for a public debate at any time.
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Baltimore
George P Mahoney
Maryland State Lottery Commission
Maloney Pain
G. Robert Blakey
Cornell University
Blakey
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Mahoney
Maryland
Oil Firms Face Trial Over Gas Price Fixing Case
In Baltimore seven independent oil firms and their trade association go on trial for allegedly fixing gasoline prices across six Mid Atlantic states and the District of Columbia. Officials include SIGMA executive director Robert Cavin and executives from Ashland, Continental, Hess, and Amerada Hess as prosecutors outline a two cent dealer price gap and a conspiratorial market impact.
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Baltimore
Middle Atlantic
District of Columbia
Rodney O. Thorson
U. S
Thorson
Continental Oil Co
Kaye Oil Co
Ashland Oil, Inc
Amerada Hess Corp
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
Meadville Corp
Petroleum Marketing Corp
Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America
SIGMA
Robert R. Cavin
Willard H. Burnap
Continental
Charles J. Luellen
Ashland Group
Norman Goldberg
Hess
Officials to discuss Baltimore subway contract ruling
State officials will likely travel to Washington to review the ruling on the Baltimore subway management contract. The decision allows new bids and potential emergency measures for a temporary manager to oversee the $721 million project, amid a six month dispute between the transportation department and the Board of Public Works.
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Annapolis
Washington
Baltimore
Alan Wilner
Afty
Francis B. Burch
Board of Public Works
Burch
Transportation Department
Ralph M. Parsons
Parsons
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Huughes
Goode seeks immediate execution in Florida
Maryland child killer Arthur Goode asks Florida Governor Reubin Askew to allow immediate execution. Convicted last year in Fairfax County Virginia for slaying a Falls Church boy, he got a life sentence then was linked to a Florida death penalty case for killing a Cape Coral boy. He must have convictions reviewed by the Florida Supreme Court and Askew before dying.
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Arthur Goode
Maryland
Florida
Reubin Askew
Goode
Fairfax County
Falls Church
Virginia
Cape Coral
Fla
State Supreme Court
Askew
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