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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1973

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2

Blind Workshop Probe Highlights War Powers and Fund Raiser Ties

The report details a federal probe into the Blind Workshop, renamed Blind Services, Marsland, and its links to a Mandel fund raiser. Five individuals used workshop money to buy political campaign tickets, prompting questions about IRS rules for charitable groups and potential tax implications. Frank A DeFilippo says workshop funds were not directly used for political gifts, while George H Park notes scrutiny from authorities. The case centers on whether the workshop money financed individuals’ indirect political contributions.

Baliimuhr Mars David K Bates Blind Services Induares of Marsland Frank A DeFilippo Mandel DeFilippo IRS George H Park Michael §S Silver Siler

Mandel Returns Donation Dilemma At Workshop Fund Drive

In Annapolis Mandel defends a $500 donation from the Mandel workshop, saying it should not use a public fund as a conduit for private contributions. He denied aide Michael Silver solicited the gift and insisted he would view any source from the workshop as improper.

Annapolis Abb Bates Marin Mandel Mandel Flath Cne Mandel Newmen

Mandel Urges Voluntary Fuel Cutback in Maryland

Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel urged residents to voluntarily reduce fuel use during the energy shortage and said emergency powers may be sought. He announced a 3 mph speed limit for state vehicles and new energy guidelines for state buildings while noting limits on actions without legislature approval. The call echoed President Nixon's energy crisis remarks.

Baltimore General Assembly Tim Congress

Railroad Aid Bill Reflects House Push in Turbulent Session

Amid a tense session the House debates funding for railroad projects and related infrastructure. Members press for urgent aid as central committee leaders chant for immediate action and possible corporate involvement surfaces.

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