Maryland Democratic delegate selection adds female balance
Maryland voters face a May 8 ballot listing eight presidential candidates and an uncommitted option, plus district specific delegate races in the Sixth District. Voters pick three female convention delegates and two male delegates, plus one district alternate, with a nonbinding beauty contest for the presidential race and a mix of pledged and uncommitted delegates across counties.
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Maryland
Beverly B. Byron
John P Donoghue
William McMahon
House of Representatives
McCovern
Alice M. Bender
Howard County
Elizabeth H. Farquhar
Montgomery County
Hart
Patricia Cusana
Judith H. Bolton
Washington County
Joy L. Reese
Mondale
Evelyn Maphis
Susan Planek
Carroll County
Betty G. Workman
Allegany County
LaRouche
Mary M. Young
Naomi Benzii
Regina Flaniean
Paula McDonough
Frederick County
Constance Schwab
Carolyn H Willis
Anita K. Brower
Cheryl C. Kagan
Marsha L. Fuller
JoAnne Holmes
Isabelle E. McMahon
McGovern
Thomas A. Chittenden Jr
David B. Ortman
Galen R Clagett
James F Combs
Allegan
William B. McMahon
Paul Muldowney
Maryland GOP Primary Ballot Simpler With Delegates at Stake
Maryland Republicans face a May 4 primary selecting 24 delegates and 21 alternates to the GOP convention, with the State Central Committee naming at large delegates later in June in Ocean City. Reagan appears as the sole presidential option on the ballot, while congressional contenders include Rabin Fisher and Melvin Perkins. Delegates list spans Allegany to Washington counties, detailing 19 potential Sixth District delegates and their home counties.
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National Democratic Party
San Francisco
Maryland
Democratic State Central Committee
Sixth
Congressional
Dallas
Ronald Reagan
Republican State Central Committee
Ocean City
Reagan
Tial
John M. Bambacus
Charles A. Johnson
Ronnie McClellan Troxell
Allegany County
Richard C. Matthews
Ada Crebs Trigger
Carroll County
John W. Derr
Paul $. Stull
C. Nelson Warfield
Frederick County
DeCrosey
Boldesand
Paul J. Frantz
Garrett County
Phillip E. Goodall
Henry C. Marshall
John Vandenberge
Howard County
Rotin Ficker
Jean W. Roesser
Barbara Taylor
Montgomery County
Terrance W. Bache
Susan Carol Elgin
Ronald Stansbury
Washington County
Games People Play free lecture at Rockville Psychiatric Institute
A free one hour lecture titled Games People Play will be held 8 to 9 pm Tuesday April 10 at the Psychiatric Institute of Montgomery County in the Montgomery County Medical Center Rockville. Renee Warren, recreational therapist, will discuss the psychology of games and show stress quotient effects amid limited seating. Pre-registration encouraged by calling 251-4676.
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Psychiatric Institute of
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Medical Center
Shady Grove Road
MD. 28
Rockville
Renee Warren
Public Information Office
Psychiatric Institute Foundation
Health Agency seeks Governing Body applicants
The Health Systems Agency of Western Maryland announces the start of the Governing Body selection to ensure broad regional representation. A 36 member panel will include providers and consumers from Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties. One Frederick County consumer seat is open with an April 16 deadline.
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Health Systems Agency
The
Health Systems Agency of
Western Maryland
Maryland
Board of
HSAWM
Frederick County
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