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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
7
Baltimore City schools opened under a new desegregation plan affecting about 13 percent of students. No reports of trouble followed check at the command post as officials noted limited effects and anticipated transfers of about 400 teachers. Community leaders in white neighborhoods expressed cautious support.
In Annapolis the Anne Arundel County Teachers Association votes to begin a work to the rule action as 90 000 students return to school. Teachers will limit duties to contract terms and skip extracurricular activities until a new agreement is reached with the school board.
W Rouse, a Columbia developer, was indicted by a Howard County grand jury on a single count of violating state campaign donation laws. He allegedly exceeded the $2,500 cap by contributing about $4,000 to re election campaigns of Gov Marvin Mandel and Sen Charles McC Mathias. The grand jury met in secret for about 3 hours after hearing testimony from Rouse and four others. State's Atty Charles E Wehland said he would seek a rapid trial and noted he presented the facts without pressing for indictment.
Weinberg and Green, a leading Baltimore firm, reportedly received a federal subpoena for documents tied to land deals linked to Gov. Mandel’s allies. Probers reviewed papers on land sales near BWI, Marlboro Race Track, consulting firms, and real estate ventures once owned by Hess and Rodgers, longtime friends of the governor.
The Cumberland mayor and council voted to outlaw door to door Halloween trick or treating saying it has become a nuisance and may pose danger. The city will instead offer parties and entertainment through churches and civic groups planning events for Halloween.
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