Diked Hart and Miller site near Annapolis faces final Board decision
A state examiner recommends the Board of Public Works approve plans to diked Hart and Miller islands for Baltimore harbor sludge disposal. Gov Mandel signals leaning toward approval after a long review with questions remaining. a wetlands permit would move toward U S Army Corps of Engineers approval.
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Board of Public Works
Hart and Miller Islands
Baltimore Harbor
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Louis 8. Goldstein
Chesapeake Bay
Hart- Miller
Baltimore
State Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
EPA loses bid to force Maryland air enforcement
A federal appeals court invalidated parts of the EPA clean air plan for Maryland ruling the EPA cannot compel Maryland to enact its own statutes and regulations. The court said the agency may draft a plan or implement one itself but cannot command state action to enforce it.
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Richmond
Environmental Protection Agency
Maryland
EPA
Baltimore
H. Emory Widener Jr
Health department reorganization underway in Maryland
Acting health secretary Dr. Neil Solomon reshuffles three aides and names Leonard E. Albert acting deputy as the first step in a proposed reorganization. The move follows a government panel report calling the department’s performance dismaying and inexcusable and ahead of an interim performance review due next week. Albert has led the Comprehensive Health Planning Agency for a year.
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Baltimore
Neil Solomon
State Health Department
Solomon
Leonard E. Albert
Herbert H. Rosenbaum
Joseph H. Noli
Benjamin D. White
Rosenbaum
Noll
Albert
Marvin Mandel
State Budget Bureau
Health Department
Department
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
State Agrees to Pay for Pomerleau Defense
The state will contribute up to 15000 dollars to defray defense costs for Baltimore Police Department leader Donald D. Pomerleau and the department amid charges of illegal civilian spying. The Board of Public Works approved the aid, joining about 30500 dollars already provided by Baltimore City for attorney George L. Russell, who will bill at thirty dollars an hour. The inquiry into police intelligence gathering has drawn Senate scrutiny and a call for a January full-senate report. In Rockville, Md, opposition to a proposed 21 and under curfew drew more than 200 residents to council chambers. The plan would bar under 21s from city streets after 11 p.m. on weeknights and after 1 a.m. on weekends.
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Baltimore Police Department
Donald D. Pomerleau
Board of Public Works
Baltimore
George L. Russell
Pomerleau
Russell
State Senate
Department
U.S
Senate
Attorney General’s Office
Constitutional and Public Laws Committee
Full Senate
Rockville
Council
American Civil Liberties Union
Richard Montgomery
Montgomery College
Acquittal in gangland style murder case in Baltimore
Hans Helmut Vorhauer was found innocent by a Baltimore County Circuit Court jury in the 1971 slaying of Samuel Goldstein a police informer and Villa Nova nightclub owner on The Block Baltimore. A juror said the panel found the state's case circumstantial and weak.
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Hans Helmut Vorhauer
Samuel Goldstein
Villa Nova
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Vorhauer
Germany
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