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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1977

Page

3

Maryland tax row over Congressman Ichord income claims

Missouri Rep Richard Ichord defends not filing Maryland tax returns for 1972 through 1975 saying he earns his 57000 salary in DC and will not pay Maryland taxes until the state or higher court requires it. He denounces Maryland government as corrupt and cites a Maryland burglary on his home as reason for discontent while Missouri taxes are paid.

Washington Missouri Maryland Richard Schord District of Columbia Ichord Compton Annapolis Missouri Democrat Sehord University of Missouri Prince Georges County Spiro T Agnew Marvin) Mandel Union

Irrelevant Week honors Colorado fullback Jim Kelleher

In Newport Beach area a playful Irrelevant Week celebrates a football pick. Jim Kelleher, Colorado fullback and the 335th draft pick, receives gifts including clothes and a 1976 calendar from a savings and loan. Steve Ford attends gifting with Ford for President buttons.

Los Angeles Paul Salala Newport Beach Salala Jim Kelleher University of Colorado Kelleher Savings and Loan Association Steve Ford Gerald R. Ford

Deputies No Sex Preference Used in County Hiring

Black Hawk County Sheriff Wendell Christensen sought to add a deputy but refused to hire a woman, citing jail duties. The five supervisors unanimously denied funding, saying federal money limits and the sheriff’s stance could threaten other federal funds.

Watehloo Land Black Hawk County Wendell Christensen Board of Supervisors Christensen Christenser

When local water rates rise a man moves his lawn

Grand Junction officials raised water rates to curb use amid a dry summer. Sloggett transplanted his lawn to Clifton and Orchard to avoid higher bills, reducing costs from 43 to about 15 dollars. It was unclear if he would return the lawn this fall.

Ghand Junction Colo Dim Sloggett Sloggett Clifton Orchard Grand Junction

Nursing homes sought Mandel defense funds say Sun reports

The Baltimore Sun reports that some nursing home operators were solicited for contributions to Governor Mandel’s legal defense fund. Ellis J. Duke, a former board member for Maryland nursing homes, acknowledged he asked a half dozen operators to donate. Duke defended the approach as clean and low key, while Mandel supporters noted the fund began in 1973 after indictments. Mandel faces continued federal trial after a mistrial last December.

Baltimore Marvin Mandel Macyland Bal Umore Sunpapers Ellis J. Duke Mandel Duke Mandel Fund Montgomery County Evening Sun The Morning Sun Holsy J. Moerstein Ieee Defense Fund Nursing Name Board Walting Solielting Friends of

State welfare rolls face federal check

Maryland welfare rolls are being examined by the US attorney’s office to determine if any Blue employees are also receiving welfare payments. Assistant US attorney Jeffrey S. White notes the federal review targets potential overlaps in benefits and employment status.

Baltimore Maryland Jeffrey S. White

National office opens to urge women priests

Washington AP reports the Women's Ordination Conference opened a national office at La Casa to advocate for women to be admitted to the Roman Catholic priesthood. Barbara Nash led prayers during the liturgy marking the event as lay women and nuns pressed for priesthood eligibility. A separate welfare probe notes 72 New York state workers charged with welfare fraud on Thursday, with similar cases in Chicago and Detroit and Baltimore case terms for forged cashing of welfare checks.

Washington Women's Ordination Conference la Casa Barbara Nash New York Chicago Detroit Department of Social Services Baltimore

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