Scenarios Shaping Maryland 1986 Elections
In Frederick County observers map 1986 races as Harry Hughes contemplates a U.S. Senate run while Galen Clagett eyeing either the Senate or House. Rep. Derr appears vulnerable and could become a target, with Del. McClellan aiming to block Clagett’s residency ambitions amid a crowded local slate.
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Harry Hughes
Maryland
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Harry
General Assembly
Righ Harry Hughes
Florida
Israel
Egypt
State House
United State Senate
Frederick County
Annapolis
Galen Clagett
Clagett
Senate
Derr
Del
James E. McClellan
House
Frederick
Frederick politics swirl as Derr vows Senate bid 1986
Bob Reid's journal explains a plan to block Clagett from a legislature seat while Derr pledges to seek the Senate in 1986. McClellan aims to keep Clagett out, likely provoking a standoff with Clagett over filing, possibly opening multiple delegation seats in Frederick County.
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Clagett
Senate
Derr
House of Delegates
McClellan
Jack Derr
Doc McClellan
Annapolis
Frederick County
MCA
Stoner
McCilellan
House
del. George H. Littrell
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick
Del
Julien P. Delphey
Letters to the editor strike at county power trio
Readers accuse Frederick County officials of secret workshops and evasive actions. They condemn a closed council culture and push for reforms including elected treasurer and fear an appointed police chief signals a power grab and potential political ruin.
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Frederick
Holy Three
Frederick County
Annapolis
New Zealand Nuclear Ban Sparks Rockville Boycott Discussion
Readers discuss New Zealand’s nuclear free policy. The boycott at Giant in Rockville follows NZ’s refusal to let US nuclear ships dock. Greenpeace’s Eric Fersht counters ANZUS links while Reagan pushes sanctions. writer urges buying NZ goods and thanking PM Lange.
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Montgomery County
New Zealand
Rockville
U.S. Navy
Eric Fersht
Greenpeace
U.S.A
Fersht
Australia
United States
Reagan
New
Lange
Pentagon
Tuition tax credits and vouchers divide public schools debate
A column argues against tuition tax credits and vouchers, contending they undermine public education, worsen segregation, and fail to aid low income black families. It cautions credits benefit whites, increase private schooling, and divert funds from compensatory programs aiding disadvantaged students. The piece urges improving public schools for all inner city and rural students.
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Copley News Service
Philippine News faces IRS push to shut down paper
The IRS seeks to seize assets including the mailing list of the San Francisco based Philippine News, a Filipino American newspaper opposing Marcos. Publisher Esclamado offered $16,000 cash or $63,500 over two years to settle back taxes but the IRS rejected. Bankruptcy protection blocks seizures, while Sen. Cranston appeals for leniency. The paper, with about 60,000 readers nationwide, warns of a Marcos backed press clampdown and vows to continue publishing.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Philippine News
Ferdinand Marcos
United States
Marcos
IRS
Alex Esclamado
Esclamado
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Treasury
James Baker
Cranston
Lucette Lagnado
Baker
White House
Reagan
Benigno Aquino
Manila
KGB
Moscow
State Department
Kremlin
U.S
Hartman
Arthur Hartman
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Garden Club meeting and college dance event in Frederick
The Garden Club of Frederick met at Mrs. Lewis B. Dertzbaughs home with an address on plants and shrubs by Mrs. John T. Love. A spring dance sponsored by YWCA Athletic Association and the Marionettes occurred at Hood College in Coblentz Hall with a receiving line including local officials and notable residents.
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Garden Club
Frederick
Lewis B. Dertzbaugh
John T. Love
Ernest Helfenstein
YWCA
the Athletic Association
Marionettes
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Henry J. Stahr
Ruth V. Pope
Ruth E. Perry
William E. Perry
William R. Barnhart
Ellen Hume Jerry
Marion Tatum
First Things First But Don’t Delay Key Priorities
A concise guidance piece stresses arranging tasks by urgency without overhauling plans. It warns against excessive reordering that pushes essential actions toward the end, urging steady progress and balanced sequencing.
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Bob Reid
John E. Jacob
Mike Spurrier
Community Living Inc
Gwen McEntire
Richard Meagher
Lyn Synce
Jack Anderson
Praack Anderson Joseph Spear
Hema
Brunswick High School
James T. Hess
Jack B. Kussman
Long
Charles Troxell
County
John L. Carnochan Jr
C. Edward Hamilton
Pauline Bowlus
North Market Street
Charlotte Smith
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