Morningstar seeks District 3-B delegate seat in Maryland
Morningstar, age 35, announces candidacy for District 3-B Delegate in Frederick County Maryland. A past president of the Frederick County Chamber and board chair of Crime Solvers, he emphasizes private sector partnership and local government reform under New Federalism. He holds a law degree from the University of Baltimore and resides in Frederick with his wife Jane and children Russell and Marsh. Sanford Blum also seeks the seat. District 4-B includes Catoctin Jackson Middletown Rhoversville Tuscarora Frederick Braddock Ballenger.
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Maryland
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Russell
Francis W. Bush Sr
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Catoctin
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Middletown
Rhoversville
Tuscarora
Braddock
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Frederick County candidates stress housing and industry needs
Mrs. Nolan urges better housing and more local industry to avoid a bedroom county, calling for education funding and responsive Board of Education policies. She cites Democrat heritage and community preservation. A college career workshop is announced for April 17 at Francis Scott Key Mall with multiple college officials and local leaders speaking. Lloyd Batsler advocates practical governance and asks voters to support his bid for commissioner, noting his recovery from surgery and new Lake Singanore home.
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Agnes Kemerer
Frederick Community College
Stan Brown
University of Maryland
Coppin State University
Patricia Wilson
Sam McElroy
Bowie State
Perryn Staggers
Howard
E. Glyn Nelson
Fairchild
Carol Coley
Eastern Shore
Bernie Adams
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Tim May
Earl Robbing Jr
Eustalco Aluminum Co
Kenneth Parker
Kewpar
Freddie White
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Fort Detrick
Fred White
Frederick City
Lake Singanore
Lloyd Batsler
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
MADD
Frederick County Public Schools
Francis Scott Key Mall
Carroll E. Behne
Land transfer shows former Gov Mandel tied to 1972 deal
Frederick County records surface a May 10 1972 land transfer involving former Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel and James K Curley Carey Jr and wife. The State Highway Administration deeded back about 3450 square feet of land seized for Interstate 70 relocation of Mount Phillip Road from US 40A to Mount Zion Road.
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Frederick
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Mandel
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Careys
Mount Phillip Road
Mount Zion Road
Resolution on Cuban adventurism defeated in Senate
The Senate voted 41 to 39 to table Rep. Symm’s resolution seeking to reaffirm a 20 year old policy using military force if needed to curb Cuban adventurism in the Western Hemisphere. Symm said he will push the issue in the Foreign Relations Committee. The move tied to a measure allowing floor coverage by TV and radio.
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Sosy Brett
Reagan unveils tuition credit plan in Chicago speech
President Reagan announced a proposed federal tax credit for parents paying tuition at private and parochial schools. The plan, limited by income, would allow up to 3 percent of tuition per child with a ceiling rising to 506 by 1985, targeting families up to 50 000 income and a partial credit for higher incomes. The move aims to win blue collar and Catholic voters while Congress reviews the proposal.
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National Catholic Educational Association
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Congress
Detroit
Renate Fusasee Committee
Robert Dole
Senate Redget Committee
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Monogram Change After Royce Death In 1933
When Sir Henry Royce died in 1933, the Rolls Royce monogram RR was changed from red to black. The decision reflected a shift in branding and corporate signaling following the founder's death.
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Rolls Royce
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