Frederick County Braces for Record Primary Turnout
Frederick County awaits the May 18 primary results with hopes for a record voter turnout. Republican registrants number 14 461 and Democrats 21 727, while 1 696 voters declined to join either party. Leaders urge all registered voters to participate to elevate the county’s democratic impact.
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Frederick County
Roms Hita Wien
Thant
House
John Rhodes
Republican
Arizona
Board of Election Supervisors
Leon B. Enfield
Harry H. Reid
E. Robert Bowlusfoe
Jay Wau Bealie
Senate shifts probes on Flood and unaccredited schools
Senate Permanent Investigations refers charges against Rep. Daniel Flood to the House Ethics Committee amid a probe of unaccredited West Coast schools tied to federally insured student loans. The column notes Flood's long power in HEW budget battles and details revelations from confidential ICC and Senate reports.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Flood
Adolph Menjou
HEW
Steve Elko
Uell
Wereu Ain Il
Elko
Subcommittee
House Ethics Committee
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Charles Percy
RIN
Wau Tui Ge
FBI
Ethics Committee
Amtrak
PB Uamule
Eeadsc
Dean Caney
Danny
ICC
Birch Bayh
D.ind
Law Day message from FBI director on liberty and law
Clarence M. Kelley emphasizes Law Day 1976 theme 200 Years of Liberty and Law and the rule of law as foundation of freedom justice and equality. He notes the role of police in upholding law and calls for renewed excellence despite challenges. The message includes a Powell dissent remark on police immunity from lawsuits.
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Clarence M. Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
U.S A
United States
Free World
Supreme Court
William Powell
George Washington
Serement Tan Olper Inork
General Washington
United States of America
Letters Urge Byron to Back Toxic Substances Act
A letter from Joseph F. Nee of the National Foundation March of Dimes urges Congressman Byron to support HR 10318 the Toxic Substances Control Act. The note, sent to Rep Lionel Van Deerlin and dated early May, emphasizes premarket screening of chemicals to prevent birth defects and improve public health.
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Byron
Joseph F. Nee
National Foundation
March of Nimes
Lionel van Deerlin
Subcommittee On
Consumer Protection & Finance
Committee On Interstate & Foreign Commerce
House of Representatives
Goodloc
Bryon
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Bud Moss
Nee
National Foundation March of Dimes
United States
EPA
March of Dimes
Labor Endorsements Highlight Dan Rupli in Local Race
Letter writers attack Goodloe Byron citing ADA voting scores with Byron at five of 100 and Paul Sarbanes at 100. Don Forsino of United Steelworkers urges support for pro worker representatives, while Mathias is praised as Byron’s contrast. Includes reader notes on democracy and civic literacy.
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Dan Rupli
Don Forsino
Frederick
United Steel Workers of America
Forsino
Goodloe Byron
Americans For Democratic Action
Congress
Paul Sarbanes
Mathie
Byron
Mathias
Frederick hosts German envoy and homemakers tour highlights
Baron Ago von Maltzan and family visit Frederick touring historic sites including Rose Hill Manor and Harper's Ferry while locals enjoy the County Homemakers pilgrimage open houses. Gaither H. Sykes named assistant city engineer replacing William Selzer who resigns to join the Ordinance Engineering Corp.
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Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick County
Ago von Maltzan
United States
Baroness Maltzan
Edith
Frederick
Washington
Post
Fredenck
Gaither H. Sykes
William E. Selzer
John A. Derr
Sykes
Howard County
City Hall
Selzer
Ordinance Engineering Corporation
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Sunday Bey
Frederick, Md
Jack Anderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Northern
Seaboard Coastline Railroad
America
Pat Schoonover
Frederick Chapter
Ada
Carl Norcross
Adamstown
Watts
MR. Alterego
Phil Grant
al Terego
Elliott Haines
Myersville
Yjates
News-Post
Carter
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