State Housing Authority Referendum Faces Maryland Vote
Maryland voters on November 3 decide whether to create a state housing authority to fund build and manage housing for low and middle income families. The measure would grant power to borrow, issue bonds, coordinate programs, and condemn under limited local veto power, stirring opposition in Baltimore County over potential tax effects and property value impact.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Community Development Administration
Marvin Mandel
Maryland General Assembly
Mandel
Maryland Lobby
Baltimore County
League of Women’s Voters
Women’s Voters
Anne Arundel Montgomery
Prince Georges
Albert Menchine
Army Deaths From Drugs Set At 89
SAIGON AP The US Army said 89 American soldiers may have died from drug overdoses in Vietnam over the past 310 months with 25 confirmed at autopsy and 64 suspected from overdoses. Admissions to medical facilities reached 746 through September, up from 527 in fall 1969.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Army
Thomas J. Dodd
D.conn
Washington
Vietnam
SALT Talks Set To Resume In Helsinki Round Three
Washington dispatch reports US envoys head to Helsinki for the third SALT round with the Soviet Union, seeking progress before a Christmas recess. Gerard Smith leads a six man delegation hoping for movement on ceilings for long range missiles and limits on big nuclear rockets, with no immediate prospect of a major pact. The talks will test whether both sides will agree to cover medium range missiles in Europe and proceed without propaganda.
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Washington
Helsinki
Soviet Union
U.S
Gerard Smith
Vienna
Moscow
Mideast
Southeast Asia
United States
West
Europe
East
Mandel Plans Mild Approach To Pollution
Gov. Marvin Mandel told industrialists Maryland will not close factories under proposed tight air pollution controls. He urged cooperation and a sit down program rather than a shutdown approach at an air quality seminar near Friendship Airport. Eustalco Aluminum Co. will spend 11 million on pollution controls at a Frederick plant, reflecting the cooperative path. Health Dept official Jean Schuneman reiterated no shutdown intends, noting new rules replace standards from under two years ago and allow five years to upgrade already installed equipment.
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Linthicum
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Mandel
Westinghouse Defense and Space Center
Friendship Airport
Jean J. Schuneman
State Health Department
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Alexander M. Lankler
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