Rhodes Warns Free Enterprise Faces Peril If Democrats Win
Republican House leader John J. Rhodes told a Frederick County Lincoln Dinner crowd that a Democrat House could jeopardize free enterprise. He urged Marylanders to back Sen. J. Glenn Beall Jr. and criticized government growth, welfare, and the Humphrey Hawkins bill. Beall praised by Sen. Mathias, who noted Frederick County’s revolutionary heritage during the Bicentennial observance.
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Walkersville weighs annexation plans for Section V area
Town planning consultant Robert Cohen outlined a new annexation study area south of Walkersville between Crum Road and Spring Garden. The 254 acre farm sits in A1 zoning and would become R1 if annexed. The section, near a bypass crossing, is eyed by developers as prime residential land, expanding total study and potential residential acres in the annexation program.
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Robert Cohen
Crum Road
Spring Garden Subdivision
Cohen
Tie Iuwin
Cuiller
GM posts near record first-quarter profits
General Motors Corp earned about 800 million dollars in the first quarter, with earnings per share around 2.7 dollars and sales near 11.4 billion. Analysts call it a dramatic auto industry turnaround from last year’s recession era earnings.
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General Motors Corp
Wall Street
U.S
YMCA of Frederick County kicks off membership election
In a four party race the Frederick County YMCA starts a membership election campaign on May 4 with a noon luncheon, ending May 18. Major Charles V. Main heads the drive, aiming to have the most new memberships win the election. Four candidates lead teams with volunteers urged to call the Y at 663-5131.
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Frederick City
Edward I. Campbell
Charles H. Slingluff
Jenny Putney
Woman Killed and Three Hurt in City Crash
A 63 year old city woman died and three others were injured when a car driven by Orabelle A. Overton 63 veered and struck the east side of Asbury United Methodist Church at South Court and West All Saints Streets. Hester A. Sappington 56 was admitted with a broken leg, while David Sappington 59 and Marie Lee 52 suffered injuries treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. An autopsy was ordered to confirm the cause of death.
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Carrollton Dr
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Catoctin Ave
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Catoctin Avenue
Marie Lee
South Bentz Street
Sappington
Cline held for court in murder case
District Court Judge Byron W. Thompson sent Richard W. Cline 14 to circuit court for trial on murder with a $100000 bond. State testimony linked Cline to the March 24 death of 16 year old Mark Summers near Myersville with a .22 rifle and knife wounds.
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Richard W. Cline
Myersville
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Cline
Mark Aaron Summers
Tpr
Ronald Herring
State Police
Mary A. Stepler
Mark Summers
Richard Cline
Mark
Herring
Toxic industrial wastes threaten Atlantic beaches
A report notes hazardous industrial wastes impacting Atlantic coast beaches. Weather outlook for the area calls for mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs around 69 to 70 degrees and cool nights. The piece also references a political quip about George Washington.
Humphrey Poised to Enter Campaign for White House
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey announced a news conference at 1:30 pm in the Senate Caucus Room as sources indicate he will pursue a presidential bid. He spoke to reporters and warned no questions as momentum grows behind Jimmy Carter after a key primary win.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
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New Jersey
John
Robert Kennedy
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Frederick County Tops Voter Roll History with 37884 Registered
Frederick County reports 37 884 registered voters the highest total ever as of April 19. Democrats lead with 21727, Republicans 14461, and 1696 Declines. Since March 31 1062 new registrations included 609 Democrats 306 Republicans and 150 Declines with 451 Democrats and 239 Republicans registering by mail. The county has 89 precincts across 26 election districts with several locations listed for voting sites.
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Board of Elections Supervisors
Buckeystown
Methodist Church
Hunton Club
Point of Rocks
Carrol Manor
Adamstown
Frederick
Southend Civic Association
Burch St
Scholl's Lane
Maryland
Consumers turn to courts for small claims relief
Americans increasingly seek court and arbitration routes for grievances, with small claims court the most common option. Fees range $10-$50 and damages recoverable run from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Better Business Bureaus
Yndt Wes Stour
Thomas O'Connell
Dade County
Fla
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers Report
Maryland state lottery results released for Wednesday include Zianas Millionaire finalist 83632 and game draws 14 for 1 with six digit 100725 five digit 73054 four digit 2815 three digit 238 and bonus 1776. Additional notes mention dolon Ballie and TAK as unclear fragments from the listing.
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Maryland
Dolon Ballie
Zianas Millionaire
Tak
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