Marvin Mandel

Lawyer and 56th Governor of Maryland

Marvin Mandel - Leaders & Politicians born April 19th, 1920
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Served as the 56th Governor of Maryland from 1969 to 1979. Managed various legislative initiatives during tenure. Navigated the state through economic challenges and implemented educational reforms. Oversaw the establishment of various state programs. Practiced law before entering politics, holding positions such as a Maryland State Senator prior to governorship.

Served as the 56th Governor of Maryland

Implemented educational reforms in Maryland

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