Mandel Indicted for Mail Fraud and Bribery in Maryland
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel and five associates were indicted on 24 counts by a federal grand jury amid a long running probe of political corruption. County and state officials voiced mixed reactions, with many saying they were not surprised and urging due process.
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Frederick County
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Mandel
W. Dale Hess
Harry W. Rodgers III
William A Rodgers
Irvin Kovens
Ernest N. Cory Jr
Smith
James P. Mause
Mause
Jervis
Finney
Maryland Senate
Indicted Maryland Governor Mandel Won't Quit
Maryland Governor Mandel and five others face a 24 count federal indictment after a 19 month grand jury probe. The charges include mail fraud racketeering and bribery tied to Marlboro Race Track and state legislation to aid it. Mandel vows to continue in office and prove his innocence as investigations unfold.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Spiro T Agnew
Gev Blair Lee II
Lee
Harry W Rodgers III
W Dale Hess
House of Delegates
Irvin Kovens
office of Maryland US Atty
Bowie Race Course
grand jury
George Snyder
Senate
General Assembly
Marlboro
Bowie
Senate Finance Committee
Hess
Rodgers brothers
G&E Realty Co
Health planners confront altered letter in HSA plan
Dr. Gregory T. Hutton, chair of Frederick County CHP, said a jointly signed letter with Appalachia CHP was altered after his signature. The change reduces Frederick County representation on a 12 member steering committee for Western Maryland Health Service Area. He suspects the first page was retyped while his page remained intact.
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Frederick County
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
CHP
Appalachia
Gregory T. Hutton
Winchester Hall
department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Western
Maryland
Health Service Area
HSA
Hutton
Seymour
Solons fear Mandel indictment may hinder governor's duties
Maryland legislators express worry that Gov. Mandel's indictment could impair administration and create state government confusion while affirming the presumption of innocence. They stress the need for the legal process to run its course and hope prosecution brings democratic accountability.
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Frederick County
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Del Julien P Delphey
Edward P. Thomas
Charley E. Smith
Smith
Nixon
Alexander Haig
Charles H. Smelser
Delphey
Weather outlook with mid forties and cloudy periods
The forecast shows mostly cloudy today with highs in the mid to upper 40s and a night of upper 20s to low 30s. Partly cloudy Wednesday and again mid to upper 40s above freezing. An anonymous quote warns about overthinking by simply listening.
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South Frederick
Amos L. Brown
All Saints Church No 3 and the Upjohn Connection
After rector Rev. William N Pendleton resigned in 1853 All Saints sought a successor. Charles Seymour accepted in December and aimed to build a new church with Gothic Revival architect Richard Upjohn in contact. Upjohn's firm, famed for Trinity Church, later involved via son Richard Upjohn Jr, shaping the project.
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All Saints
vestry
Charles Seymour
Brooklyn
New York
Seymour
General Theological Seminary
Benjamin Tonderdonk
Calvary Free Church
Pendleton
Richard Upjohn
Mr. Upjohn
England
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Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall Street
New York City
America
Richard Michell Upjohn
Richard
Europe
Oxford
Richard Upjohn & Company
Frederick
Upjohn
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