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Blue Cross anticipates a $700,000 rental loss 24 THE SUN, Thursday, February 15, 1973 Marriott plans to build park near Manassas to the public that it has $21.5 Blue Cross board of becoming "quite secretive" and of planning "to conceal" $16 million in anticipated 1972 profits "by releasing it in piecemeal fashion to 5,000 group contractors over a year's time." Last December Mr. Van Gelder supplied news media with a document showing the expected profit. Mr. Van Gelder's statement yesterday then continued: "Blue Cross has not revealed By TOM HORTON Sun Staff Correspondent i i i 1 y7 v. v.

--x 4 plW8MiiiiiWaHi 1 'V' I mmmmmmmmmmmmmm versial $70 million Great America, planned for Howard county, was rejected last year. Thomas E. Burke, a Marriott vice president, said that since his company's rezoning request was turned down in Howard Study of crisis ordered U.S. funds still in doubt for fixing Shore bridge By FREDERICK P. McGEHAH Maryland Blue Cross said yesterday it expects to lose $700,000 because it has had difficulty in subletting vacant office space that it rents under long-term contracts in the Towsonarea.

The $700,000 loss would appear to virtually wipe out a $750,000 yield that Blue Cross plans to realize on $21.7 million in short-term investments. The amount of the loss and the total of investments were first made public yesterday in a highly critical statement released by Philip H. Van Gelder, an outspoken member of the Blue Cross board of directors who says that he is being ousted from the board because of his views. "Conflict of interest" In a five-page statement, Mr. Van Gelder said that Robert D.

H. Harvey, treasurer of the 27-member Blue Cross board and chairman and chief executive officer of Maryland National Bank, was involved in a "conflict of interest" because his bank handles Blue Cross security placements. Mr. Harvey could not be reached for comment last night; Blue Cross denied there was any conflict of interest. Mr.

Van Gelder accused the By FREDERIC B. HILL Washington Bureau of The Sun Manassas, Va. The Marriott Corporation announced yesterday that it has taken options on 550 acres of land near here for its proposed Great America theme park. The land, in Virginia's Prince William county, is between Interstate 66 on the south and U.S. 29 and U.S.

211 on the north. It lies approximately 15 miles west of the Capitol beltway and is about one mile west of historic Manassas National Battlefield Park. 100 sites considered At a press conference here yesterday, a Marriott official said mat the project is contingent upon rezoning of the site by Prince William county and meeting suitable sewer, water and highway access requirements. The announcement ended several months of secrecy-shrouded negotiations by the Marriott Corporation for an alternate site after, their contro Photograph submitted to Park Board shows proposed TV transmitter (sketched at right) and existing tower. TV tower weighed for Druid Hill site Teen-agers, looking for democracy, fail to locate it around City Hall si liiijll million invested in securities right now, at the same time that it is complaining that its reserves are inadequate.

"Nor has it let its subscrib ers in on the knowledge thai Blue Cross will lose about $700,000 it has to pay in rent for empty space- abandoned when the staff moved into the new building on East Joppa road. The loss on these long See BLUE, D8, Col. 2 bridge over the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Leaders of the emergency agency, however, stopped short of pledging direct federal aid, citing legal questions over ownership of the bridge and restrictions of the federal emergency act on natural disasters. Governor Mandel told the meeting, also attended by Gov.

Sherman W. Tribbitt of Delaware, that he will declare a state of emergency today in the 9 Maryland counties on the Eastern Shore and will ask President Nixon to follow suit on the federal level. Governor Tribbitt, also a Democrat, indicated he was not completely satisfied with the meeting. He said he would give the federal government 48 hours to act. 2 barriers to aid "We're not going to sit around and wait while the federal bureaucracy pushes this thing back from department to department," he said.

During the meeting, attended by at least 70 politicians and federal and state officials, Darrell M. Trent, the acting director of the federal Office of Emergency Preparedness reportedly acknowledged the potentially severe impact of the lack of rail service to the Delmarva Peninsula. But, according to various re ports given to the press later, he and others cited two barriers to immediate federal intervention. First, he noted that the See BRIDGE, D9, Col. 1 CABELAC it's easier than you might think Hi Trade-in va THE CHESAPEAKE New Used Car Sales Service 2401 North Charles St 366-9000 There are a few real estate organizations with more people.

But none with better people! INC. REALTORS MORTGAGE BANKERS PHONE 823-4944 or 685-4084 wrra gJJY W. BURTON GUY Sunpapers photo William Hot MARGARET BROWN "those lovely theories about democracy" galhmors AF Aottpoti' Mlttrmtm initely all in favor of it," he said. The proposed park site is presently zoned agricultural. Marriott will seek to have it rezoned B-l, (business use), according to Mr.

Burke. B-l zoning includes use by amusement parks and related facilities, county officials explained. Scaled down in scope The giant corporation also announced that its proposed park has been scaled down to about half that originally scheduled for Howard county. Plans now include only the theme park segment of Great America, Mr. Burke explained.

They do not include the animal preserve, marine life park, campgrounds, shopping plaza and hotel in the original proposal. Mr. Burke revealed that the decision to scale down the See MARRIOTT, D9, Col. 2 Mrs. Brown said.

"And of course, when we did hear something, no one understood it because we hadn't heard what came before." Myra Hale, head of the League of Women Voters' observers, was so angry that she took the floor to tell off the board. And as several board members noted, she spoke loud enough to be heard by all. She suggested projecting an agenda, onto the wall in back of the board if there were not enough of them. That type of projector does not cost much, she said-adding that she might be able to get some volunteers to run it. Hyman A.

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Scott Winfield, one of the seven smiling county supervisors surrounding Mr. Burke at the announcement, denied a suggestion that approval of Marriott's request for rezoning would be a foregone conclusion. "But we supervisors are def- dents at the Beth Tfiloh Day School went on a class trip to City Hall. The highlight of their tour was to be the weekly Board of Estimates meeting. "You know, you read in the civic books all these lovely theories of how democracy works," said Margaret Brown, the social studies teacher who led the students, "but I feel like we've been had." The group had notified the board two weeks ago that it would be visiting, but instead of 40 agendas, one for each child to follow, they received only one after they asked for it.

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HOWARD L. CAPLAN Realtor (22-2X21 EllYS mm dling the proposal, said that the board voted unanimously to deny the request when it was first put forth in 1969. "Then, they the Zamoiski Company came back and sweetened the pot," Mr. Kaufman said. "They told us that they would, build their transmitter and let the city's Department of Transit and Traf fic use it too." The Department of Transit and Traffic has indicated that its present transmitting facilities are not adequate, especially in the Jones Falls Valley.

The new transmitting tower, which would be 1,000 feet high, approximately the same height as Baltimore's candelabra tower on Television Hill, might cost as much as $500,000 to build, according to Park Board spokesmen. John J. Ghingher, spokesman for the applicants, said last night he did not think See PARK, D9, Col. 1 Did you wake up this morning a little richer? Of course you did, if you save at Loyola Federal. When you save at Loyola you earn high interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal, and interest is COMPOUNDED DAILY.

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No ReA MIMIC FEMIAL The city Park Board may sell or lease a part of Druid Hill Park to the Joseph M. Zamoiski Company as a site for a new television transmitter. The Zamoiski Company, ac cording to Park officials, has obtained a license for WUHf TV (Channel 54) in the Balti more market area. The company proposes to buy a small parcel of land at the top of Prospect Hill, the highest point Druid Hill Park. "Sweetened the pot" Douglas S.

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