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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
8
Maryland officials failed to meet the 9 30 a m deadline for handing over thousands of agency records sought by a federal grand jury probing political corruption involving Gov. Mandel associates. Expect partial compliance as talks continue.
The Washington Post reports Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel admits an interest in South Shore Development Corp, a Virgin Islands real estate venture tied to his friend W. Dale Hess. The firm, formed to lease Caribbean land, dissolved in 1974 after failing to pay taxes, and records show cash assets through 1970. The company was among 100 named in subpoenas to state records.
Prince Georges County in Maryland will spray a four square mile area between Bladensburg Hyattsville Lanham and Riverdale this evening using six mobile units to curb mosquitoes that may carry St Louis encephalitis. Two confirmed cases in the county mark Maryland's first since 1956 with additional hospitalizations suspected. Authorities warn the disease is mosquito transmitted not contagious and advise protective measures and reporting.
Audit links James W. Rouse to excessive campaign gifts in 1972 and 1974. Howard County State’s Attorney says criminal charges lapse due to statute of limitations. Rouse disputed alleged violations citing a combined $5,000 limit for primary and general elections and calling himself a legal guinea pig. An election-law official called a footnote about 1972 an error.
Baltimore County officials face a choose between a snake charmer or hog caller as a family of nonpoisonous snakes settles in Ores Elementary School. Principal Frederick A. Brown says classes run normally though maintenance workers probe vents and ducts while 389 students remain uninformed.
Anthony L. Blackwell, 197, the first to face Maryland’s new mandatory death penalty if convicted, pleads innocent at arraignment in Criminal Court. He’s charged with six murders after a Molotov cocktail fire on Laurens Street July 17. Judge Solomon Liss rejects insanity plea. if convicted, the death penalty applies under the springly enacted law.
Prince George's County school officials say the worst of the bus scheduling mix-ups is over. Some problems persisted Wednesday despite long hours by administrators and computer program experts to sort out the busing hassles in Upper Marlboro Maryland.
Police with riot gear and canine units broke up a disturbance by at least 20 inmates in the maximum security barracks of the Maryland Training School for Boys in Parkville Maryland early today.
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