Hess aide links Mandel with personal checks
Witnesses at the federal corruption trial testified that W. Dale Hess paid Gen. Marvin Mandel 13 314 in 1972 and 1973 proceeds from Security Investment Co. and then tried to cloak the payments as legal fees. Alice Riley said she altered records to disguise the proceeds and prepared a 1972 check spread noting Mandel and Sec Inv.
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Marvin Mandel
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U.S. District Court
Alfred Sachs
Hess
Alice Riley
House of Delegates
Riley
Security Investment Co
Mandel
General Assembly
Sachs
Sec. Inc
Mande
legal services
tute
Ins Aberdeen
Tidewater Insurance Associates
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Local NAACP Pushes County Rent Control Meeting
Frederick County NAACP leaders urge officials including Frederick and area mayoral bodies to attend an open meeting at Asbury Methodist Church at 7 30 p m Tuesday to discuss rent control adoption. County leaders note July 1 start of the state law and divided views on enforcement.
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smaler
Leaven Gordon
Frederick Countty
Asbury Methodist Church
Frederick County
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County unsure on start of Frederick swine flu program
Chief health officer Dr. Charles G. Spicknall said Frederick County may delay the swine flu immunization kickoff until the state agrees by Monday to insure health department staff and volunteers. The plan hinges on insurance and a mass inoculation blitz if signed, with initial doses expected totaling 250000, including some Victoria flu vaccine. The first recipients would be high risk groups, and pregnant women are advised to receive the shot.
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Frederick County
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Congress
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Harvard study backs swine flu vaccination plan
A Harvard Medical School study says broad swine flu immunization was necessary, concluding without widespread shots there would be a small but real chance of an epidemic this winter that could kill over 30,000 people and infect more than 56 million, costing the nation billions in hospital bills and lost work.
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BOSTON
Harvard
Medical School
Ford weighs news conference on probe amid campaign
President Ford weighs a White House news conference as reports claim the Watergate special prosecutor is probing whether Ford diverted campaign contributions. Carter resumes campaign efforts on foreign policy ahead of next week’s debate.
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Watergate
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White House
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Walter Mondale
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Michigan
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Medicare Beneficiaries Face Record 19 Percent Rate Hike
The Social Security Administration boosted the out of pocket share for 25 million Medicare beneficiaries by 19 percent effective January 1. The first hospital day coverage rises to 124 from 104, with similar increases for extended hospital stays and nursing home costs.
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WASHINGTON
Social Security Administration
Couple named to staff West Third Street group home
Glenwood City couple Susan and Phillip Frederick Schecter were hired as houseparents for an eight child group home at 13 W Third St. They started payroll Sept 20 and train with Kent Youth Inc Chestertown. The home aims to open early November under a $14 000 LEAA grant and about 600 per child monthly aid from the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services with a third staffer sought for relief.
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Phillip Frederick Schecter
Glenwood City
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Vista
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Sorbello
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Serbello
Maryland State Department of Juvenile Services
Sorbeilo
Round-Up: AZ Special Interest Funds AB Palestine loss noted
Inside The News reports round up on congressional action with AZ special interest funds detailed. The piece notes Palestinians lose land battle and provides brief weather, lottery results from Maryland and a proverb about debt and misery. Maryland numbers include 216 and several drawn prizes across daily and weekly games.
Women show resistance to coronary disease despite work stress
Dr. William Hazzard of the University of Washington told an American Heart Association symposium that women retain remarkable resistance to coronary disease even as more join the workforce. He notes estrogen's protective role is discounted and that men remain four times more likely to suffer heart disease in middle age. The life expectancy gap widens with women averaging 76 years versus 68 for men.
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LOS ANGELES
William Hazzard
University of Washington
American Heart Association
Hazzard
Dillon resigns as Mount Saint Marys College president
Dr. John J. Dillon Jr. resigns as Mount Saint Marys College president to return to teaching. Very Rev. Msgr. Andrew J. McGowan confirms board acceptance with deep regret and notes Dillon’s leadership, campus growth, new buildings, and expanded programs during a tenure beginning in 1871. A search committee is to form for a successor.
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John J. Dillon Jr
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Dillon
Mount Saint Mary's College
Hugh J. Phillips
Mount Saint Mary's
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