Montgomery County eyes Senate power shift in Maryland race
Montgomery County aims to shape the Maryland Senate's leadership as 40 Democrats prepare for a party caucus to choose a new president. Clark of Howard County and Leviton of Montgomery vie for influence, with backroom deals and leadership promises shaping the uncertain outcome. Conroy widens leverage as Baltimore’s McGurk withdraws, freeing supporters to shift to Conroy.
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Senate
Foundrief Frazer
Ratikey Rae Rau
Montgomery
James Clark
Howard County
Steny Hoyer
Price Georges County
Marvin Mantle
Riter Crawfor
Weader
Washington
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Clark
Crastore
Laurence Levitan
Darok
Shereay
Crawford
Levitac
Conroy
Harry McGurk
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Insurance sales to elderly probed in congressional hearing
The House Aging Committee released findings from a six month inquiry showing thousands of seniors targeted by unscrupulous agents pushing overlapping or worthless health policies. Cases included a 94 year old buying 26 policies in Florida and a Pennsylvania woman taking out a $3,000 loan for 31 policies, while critics urge stronger federal standards and clearer Medicare gaps disclosure. The health insurance industry condemned overselling, backing voluntary standards and greater state and federal scrutiny.
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Kansas
Florida
Pennsylvania
House Aging Committee
National Council of Senior Citizens
Medicare Council
William Hutton
Albert E. Lewis
New York
Richard L. Mathias
Finois Insurance
Social Security Administration
Health Insurance Association of America
Robert F. Froehike
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Froehike
Claude Pepper
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lending rate ceiling slows Sue Mortgages
The 10 percent ceiling on lending rates in Maryland has frozen home mortgages. Charles H. Kresslein Jr., president of the Maryland Savings and Loan Association, says about 90 percent of state associations are no longer making mortgage loans. He notes the ceiling is below current money costs and that lifting it would not reduce demand for housing.
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Charles H. Kresslein Jr
Kresslein
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Chinese anti Mao campaign grows in Beijing protests
More than 10,000 protesters gathered in Tiananmen Square to demand democracy as wall posters attack Mao Tse tung and Teng Hsiao pings leadership. Speakers praised democracy and rule of law while urging party unity, with tensions over Mao's legacy and Peng Tehhuai defended amid calls for modernization.
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Teng Hsiao-ping
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Tien An Men Square
Chou Enlai
Kyodo
China
Mao
Peng Tehhuai
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