Carter backs Hughes at $100 ticket fundraiser in Baltimore
In Baltimore at the Civic Center, President Carter led a 2000-strong crowd for Harry R. Hughes as he raises funds for his gubernatorial bid against Republican J. Glenn Beall. Hughes, propelled by a Democratic primary upset, spoke as the evening’s leader and introduced Carter.
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Goldstein's son asks removal from work list
Maryland Comptroller Louis Goldstein faces scrutiny as his son Philip rejects two state appraisal jobs and asks to be removed from future work lists. Officials cite concern over propriety while Goldstein says no money changed hands and he will not proceed. Nearby, political fundraising chatter and absence of familiar figures mark a shifting Maryland scene post Camp David Summit.
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Egypt and Israel eye joint projects after peace pact
Diplomats report the Carter administration plans U S funded joint economic projects for Egypt and Israel soon after a peace treaty. Officials expect aid to rise about 50 percent to roughly 15 billion yearly. Egyptian Israel cooperation aims to ease energy and technical expertise exchange.
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Assateague plan outlines modest upgrades behind wilderness debate
A master plan for Assateague Island National Seashore would upgrade existing facilities and add some features without radical change. It proposes a preferred alternative to guide 10 years of development, balancing recreation and conservation while awaiting an environment impact study on a proposed waterfowl museum and wilderness designation decisions. The plan, developed by a joint federal team, envisions about 1 million visitors, with modifications to accommodate bikers, canoeists and wildlife while keeping central areas largely primitive.
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