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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1980

Page

12

Du Pont Faces Democratic Challenge in Delaware Contest

Governor Pierre du Pont IV may confront a Democratic opponent as Henri Tope, state party chair, signals plans to field a candidate. Tope cites campaign finance considerations, past races, and the need for the governor to stay in state, noting costs and travel as key issues in a potential match up.

Dover Pierre & du Pont IV Atrad Deaaate Henri Tope Moncas Kinga Tope Greg Alkifig Democratic Party Euberwa Oris Cace Bacher Corchat Maena Massena Runnink du Pont Topel Tom Maloney Hal Haskell

Fort Ritchie Hosts 10 Kilometer Volksmarch Event

More than 20 walkers joined the Fort Ritchie Outdoor Recreation Office for a 10 kilometer volksmarch near Waynesboro Pennsylvania. The event, accredited by the American Wanderers Association, partly followed the Appalachian Trail and awarded patches on completion. Participants came from across Pennsylvania and Virginia, with top finishers clocking fast times.

Fort Ritchie Tre Ag.k. W Nich American Wanderers Assoc Waynesboro

Hanna Elected Rockville Mayor in Uncertain Race

Local election board certified Hanna as Rockville mayor amid a tight vote. Final tallies show Hanna defeating rivals. supporters hail steady leadership while opponents call for post race cohesion and oversight.

Salzman given maximum drug sentence in Maryland case

Bruce Salzman, 26, formerly of Hawbottom Road, received the maximum 15 year prison term and $45,000 fine in a Maryland drug operation sweep. Judge Samuel Barrick ordered concurrent sentences tied to a Carroll County term, with a total potential 20 years and $50,000 in fines plus seized assets. The case linked to a nationwide raid and large drug networks, with Salzman facing additional charges in two other counties.

Middletown Circuit Court Samuel W Barrick Mercy Bruce Neal Salzman Hawbottom Road Barrick Salzman Carroll County Circuit Court Marjuana Carroll Joseph P. Murphy Murphy Maryland Court of Special Appeals Bond Carroll County Maryland

FCARC and tourism chiefs press budget restoration in Frederick

Frederick County budget hearings focus on restoring FCARC and Tourism Council funds. FCARC seeks 10000 to cover salaries and operating costs amid rising expenses, while Tourism Council urges restoring 50000 and pursuing nationwide advertising to attract visitors. County budget officer cites tight year and limited flexibility, saying not all requests will be funded. Other groups reviewed include Chamber of Commerce, Weinberg Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and various veteran and community service entities.

Frederick County Joana Pierson Frederick County Association of Retarded Citizens FCARC Ms. Pierson Adrian McC. Remsberg Association Association Heirarchy Sonia Maher Tourism Council Metroplitan Baltimore Washington Maher Harold K. Keller Keller Law Enforcement Asssistance Administration Lynn Witherspoon Francis Scott Key American Legion Post 11 International Court Iran Micheal Debakey Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Maryland Adolph Hitler Benito Mussolini Ironians Damon L. Barnhart

Gaithersburg candidate withdraws from council race

Gaithersburg voters faced a last minute withdrawal as Councilman Edward Steudel, an engineer for Bechtel, asked not to be voted for. Despite remaining on the ballot, Steudel campaigned briefly but finished fourth with 315 votes, 17 behind third-place Julius Persensky of the National Bureau of Standards. Incumbents Edward Bohrer and Mary Ward won the two other seats with 512 and 483 votes respectively.

Gaithersburg Edward Steudel Steudel Bechtel Corp Hus Bruce Goldensohn City Hall Julius Persensky National Bureau of Standards Persensky Persenosky Edward Bohrer Mary Ward

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