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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1979

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2

Blue Cross salesmen in Maryland mix life insurance mandates

Insurance commission reviews Blue Cross of Maryland practice where 31 Blue Cross salesmen can earn commissions from Monumental Life and American Bankers Life while confined to company time. Blue Cross notes no corporate ties to the private firms but says the arrangement broadens health policy service. Critics call it unfair competition and a potential monopolitistic edge, while Blue Cross argues it clarifies roles and benefits buyers with streamlined servicing.

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17 per cent city students fail graduation exams

Baltimore city high school students faced a compulsory four test graduation set. More than 1,200 students failed the final May 19 exam after remedial efforts raised pass rates from 74 percent six weeks earlier to 83 percent. School board president Mark K. Joseph noted at least 17 percent would not graduate, a higher share than in prior years.

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GSA bribery probe yields mixed sentences in Washington and Baltimore

In the widening GSA corruption case, Washington judge Oliver Gasch gave three years probation and a $3,000 fine to Robert M. Bryant for taking $5,000 in kickbacks. In Baltimore, Judge Joseph H. Young sentenced H. David Levyne to five years in jail and a $5,000 fine for bribing GSA staff to write phony contracts.

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