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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1976
Page
3
Baltimore AP report outlines defense claims of improper prosecution actions and withheld information after a mistrial in Gov. Marvin Mandel corruption case. Judges and attorneys clash over timing and logistics as retrial plans face delays and juror exposure questions.
Carlton Sickles former Maryland congressman and Metro Board member was stripped and robbed after leaving his law office in downtown Washington. A man and woman with handguns accosted him, drove him to an alley, removed his clothes and car, and took 110 dollars a gold watch and a travel diary before fleeing. Police said suspects remained at large.
About 2.4 million Medicare beneficiaries will pay 56 cents more per month for hospital insurance and medical care starting next July. The Department of Health Education and Welfare announced the increase to partly cover rising medical costs.
Annapolis AP report: legislation would give both-working couples up to 9 in tax relief and raise the standard deduction from 500 to 1500, costing state 18 million and local 8.5 million but offset by ending combined separate filing. Panel also proposes taxing carryout meals at 25 cents threshold. no broad income tax overhaul this session. Del. Benjamin Cardin notes potential impact of a possible governor’s sales tax increase.
Baltimore officials unveil an updated ceremony for the rede dication of the renovated city hall on January 2 with many 1876 participants returning. The event includes speeches, a parade, and horse drawn displays by local businesses and colleges as Mayor Schaefer reads excerpts from Joshua Van Saint's historic 1876 speech.
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