Lee testifies on Maryland lease probe amid Mandel links
Lt Gov Lee testifies before a federal grand jury probing alleged Maryland political corruption centering on Gov Mandel. He discussed the 1972 International Towers Building lease near Baltimore and stated he negotiated the lease with Hess and Rodgers as owners. Mandel, on the Board of Public Works, approved the pact and a future purchase option.
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Blau Lee
Federal Grand Jury
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
W Dale Hess
Harry W Rodgers III
Lee
International Towers
Baltimore Washington International Airport
Hess and Rodgers
State Department of Education
Leutenant
Mandel
Board of Public Works
Mandelehaued
Rodgers
Hess
George Snyder
State Senate
Mandel Himsell
Washington
Post
Pallotines
the Star
Justice Department
Jervis S Finney
Mandel defends state mental hospitals amid criticism
Governor Marvin Mandel said a Humane Practices Commission report criticizing the state mental hospitals is an unfair attack and praised Dr Neil Solomon's leadership of the Health and Mental Hygiene Department. He noted patient declines since 1971, higher spending, and promised corrections at Crownsville without detailing steps.
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Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Humane Practices
Neil Solomon
Department of Health and Merital Hygiene
Solomon
Tme
Commission
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Crownsville State Hospital
Crownsville
Mandel cool to taxing out-of-state solons
Annapolis governor Marvin Mandel signals support for exempting Maryland residents in Congress from state income tax. He cites aggravation and political risk as reasons, noting threats of retaliation from lawmakers if exemption is not granted. Mandel says no proof those threats were carried out.
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Mandel
Marlboro
Annapolis
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
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Mis
Washington
Comptroller 'S
Comptroller ‘S Office
Bauman Sees Six Female Naval Academy Applications
Easton AP Rep Robert Bauman says six young women have filed for entry to the U S Naval Academy next year. The 1976 law allows women to enroll in service academies starting next year and Ford signed it. Bauman may nominate up to ten candidates for the single vacancy in his district’s Midshipman class. the district selection committee will review all applications and make recommendations.
Mother sues police and official over jail despite unsubstantiated charge
Delaware woman Connie Fusilier seeks 175000 dollars in federal court claiming civil rights violations after seven hours in Baltimore jails on a mistaken unlicensed driver charge. The suit targets bail commissioner Jimmie Foxworth harbor tunnel officer Steven Kiha a jail guard and Maryland state authorities. Fusilier was released and later verified her license but remains seeking damages for mental anguish lost liberty and legal costs.
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Wilmington
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Fusile
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Steven Kiha
Harbor Tunnel
G Harper
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Fusiler
Beall urges two food stamp cutbacks dumped
Senator Glenn Beall of Maryland urges President Ford to reject USDA reform plans he says would hit elderly recipients hard. He warns that many elderly couples and single older women could lose benefits or be excluded from food stamps under the proposals.
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Washington
Glenn Beall
R-Md
Ford
Department of Agriculture
Beall
USDA
Maryland
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