Maryland seeks higher profile for bond sale drive
Gov Marvin Mandel leads Maryland officials to New York to bolster credit ratings ahead of the June 9 sale of 17.35 million in general obligation bonds. Comptroller Louis Goldstein says market conditions remain unsettled and cites a 70 page disclosure packet as a key promotion tool despite historically low bids for recent issues.
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New York
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Mandel
Baltimore Association of Financial Planners
Louis L Goldstein
Goldstein
Policeman charged with killing wife and wounding friend
Chester police arrest Jesse Bryant 29 for murder in Benita Bryant 23 and aggravated assault on Roy McIntyre 33 of Wilmington Del. Bryant found couple together at McIntyre’s home with an accomplice still sought.
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Jesse Bryant
Benita Bryant
Roy McIntyre
Wilmington
Del
Bryant
Maryland task force says banks discriminate against women blacks
The Maryland Advisory Committee to the U S Civil Rights Commission charges Baltimore area savings and loan associations practice bias in mortgage lending and in executive hiring. It urges stronger federal action, broader minority recruitment, and clearer lending criteria. A positive note cites an East Baltimore area effort to prove high risk loans can be profitable.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Savings and Loan
Maryland $ Federal Civil Rights Advisory Task Force
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland Advisory Committee
U.S Civil Rights Commission
Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loans
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
White House
Marjorie K. Smith
Patterson Park
Army weighs moving Aberdeen ordinance school to Alabama
Washington reports the Army considers consolidating the Aberdeen Proving Ground Ordinance School with the Huntsville Missle and Munitions School in Alabama. Officials say the decision, after an environmental study, could be in early 1977 with no net civilian job loss for Aberdeen.
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Army
Aberdeen Ordinance School
Washington
U.S. Army Ordinance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Alabama
West Point
Hudson River
George B Adams
Harford Democrat
Maryland
Aberdeen
Huntsville
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Harford County
Mathias
William P. Clements
Defense
Escapee Merle Unger hunted in Hancock Maryland
Police from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania searched Hancock after a tip sighting of Merle Unger the 27 year old fugitive accused of killing a Hagerstown police officer. Bloodhounds tracked scent near a residence and roadblocks were set up but the six hour search ended with no arrest.
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Hancock, Md
Maryland
Merle W. Unger
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Unger
Washington County
Donald Kline
Hancock
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Calvert County
Perry Bowen
Weathertron
General Electric Westhertron
Wetwight
Jefferson
Norman R. Augustine
General Accounting Office
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Budget Committee
J. Glenn Beall
Patie Grou
Ries Ale
Trojan Metal Fabrications Inc
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