Bank investment tied to Mandel Agnew ties reported
The Baltimore Sun reports Francis Scott Key Bank stock purchases by the Pallotine Missionary Order, tied to Governor Mandel and former Vice President Agnew associates. The order’s vicar Carcich and accountant Webster describe the investments as coincidences, with Webster noting a tax exempt return until 1976 and ties to real estate interests. Delaplaine accuses efforts to gain bank approval via Mandel associates, amid federal probes of Tidewater Insurance and Hess.
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Pallotine Missionary Order
New Francis Scott Key Bank of
Frederick
Marvin Mandel
Spiro Agnew
Baltimore Sun
Guido John Carcich
Pallotines
Donald E. Webster
Webster
Mandel
Agnew
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George W. White, Jr
Father Carcick
White
Father Carcich
Irving Weil
Weil
Gary Mandel
News-Post
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Cory
W Dale Hess
Tidewater Insurance Associates, Inc
Hess
Tidewater
Delaplaine
William L Wilson
State Bank
Economic Panel Told To Halt Inflation
President Ford convened a White House economic mini summit with 36 economists and congressmen. He pressed for a practical plan to fight inflation, warning there is no quick fix and urging unvarnished truth and concrete proposals.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Greenspan
Eckstein
America
Frederick County Commissioner Candidates Debate Amnesty Viewpoints
Frederick County candidates offer varied stances on conditional amnesty for draft dodgers. Democrats Berger and Blum oppose blanket leniency but open to earned re-entry with safeguards. Republicans Poole Miller Lucey Smith Jr Crum favor strict or case by case approaches. Some decline comment while Ford proposal prompts both support and opposition.
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Gerald Ford
Richard E. Berger
Democrat
Frederick
Sanford G. Blum
D.-Frederick
Ford
Blum
U.S
Jessee L. Smith Jr
Republican
Woodsboro
Smith
Paul L. Crum
R.frederick
Crum
Woodrow W. Miller Jr
Middletown
Miller
Daniel C Poole
Jefferson
Poole
G. Barry Lucey
D.thurmont
Debates Highlight Frederick Candidates Meeting at Calvary Church
Two impromptu debates on issues like the Sixes Bridge Dam marked a long candidates night at Calvary United Methodist Church in Frederick. City Chemist George Smith pressed Republican Ted Ward on groundwater and growth while Ward attacked the dam and urged a county water resource study. Baumgartner and Lewis clashed on governance and public involvement as Steiner and Crum spoke up on the dam question.
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Junior Women’s Club of
Frederick
George Smith
Republican County Commission
Ted Ward
Republican Commission
Richard C. Baumgartner
Donald L. Lewis
Smith
Sixes Bridge
Frederick City
Ward
Corps of Engineers
Harold Steiner
Paul Crum Jr
Designs Approved For Two Frederick County Schools
The Frederick County Board of Education approved final plans for Middletown Middle School and the Urbana Elementary design development, while rejecting a Pilot Planning Model reconsideration. Bamberger announced a Sept 18 review for the $2.552 million Middletown project and a $7 million Walkersville High School bid date of Oct 10.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
John Bamberger
K-M Associates
Baltimore
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Bamberger
Interagency Council
IAC
Walkersville High School
Urbana Elementary
Jack Burrey
Hagerstown
Bushey & Burrey
Burrey
John C. Carnochan Jr
Frances W. Ashbury
Robert Smariga
Smariga
Citizens Committee
Tydings May Tackle Beall In '76 Race
Joseph D. Tydings told the News-Post in New Market there is a chance he will bid to return to the U S Senate in 1976. He praised Frederick farmland and the Democratic slate while signaling a possible challenge to incumbent Charis McC Mathias amid inflation concerns and Beall’s 1970 defeat.
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Joseph D. Tydings
News-Post
New Market
United States Senate
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Tydings
Frederick County
Charis McC. Mathias
Frederick Countians
Frederick
Frederick State
Robert Rothenhoefer
Beall
Vietnam
Life Magazine
Police Probe Series of Thefts
City detectives investigate a rash of larcenies and break-ins. Paul and Karen Johnson report jewelry worth over $400 stolen from their Holiday Inn room between 8 and 10 p.m. A Farmers Co-Operative station was looted for 14 tires after a window break-in. A Magnolia Avenue garage theft valued around $400 included an outboard motor and gas cans.
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Paul Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Holiday Inn
Farmers Co-Operative Association, Inc
South and
Wisner Street
College Avenue
James Chapman
Magnolia Avenue
Chapman
Lottery numbers announced in Maryland state draw
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland state lottery draw results with a winning number 759862 and car bonus 649736. The $50 000 midweek draw produced 51929 and the millionaire finalist number is 223839.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Market Moves Up on Fed Easing Signals
The stock market surged in early trading aided by hints of easing in theFederal Reserve Board's tight money policy. The Dow Jones 30 industrials climbed 118.5 points to 636.65 in the first half hour.
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