Plain Talk on Education Messages From County Commissioner Race
The article surveys candidates and nonrespondents in Frederick County's race for five county commissioner seats. It notes varied outreach, door to door campaigning, and the public’s demand for clear positions on education health care and social services. It contrasts bland campaigning with accountable leadership and public scrutiny.
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Richard Berger
Sanford Blum
Richard O Curtis
Robert Gary
Barry Lucey
Gordon An Simms
Ang i Republicanas
Harold Steiner
Theodore Ward
Leonard Baugher
Richard O. Baumgartner
Sterling E. Bollinger
Paul L Crum
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Donald L. Lewis
Woodrow Mille
Clark Orem
John M.crum
Donald Dawson
Jack Hyden Jr
Daniel Poole
Samuel St. Clair
Edwin Albaugh
Patricia Alder
Eugene Anderson
Eugene Kline
Julius Shern
Jesse Smith
Ome
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Graceham Birds Roost Thinning Plan Draws State Action
Maryland officials and landowner Edgar Emrich push a thinning of 32 acres of pine trees to curb a bird nuisance after a mass roosting and health concerns. State Natural Resources plans August 12 start with chain saw work and pulp wood sales, overseen by Secretary James Coulter.
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Waldo Emerson
Edgar Emrich
Genser
Ken Willets
Forestry Department
Forester Willets
Maryland
James B. Coulter
Coulter
Wallace Aid
J. Lewis
Tie Pianens
Edgar
Emrich
Department of Naturalesources
Public Health Service
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Charles G. Spicknall
M.D
Frederick Counis
Spicknall
Graceham
Lois Kneer
Thurmont
Franklinville
Halla
Swink Bud Halla
Department of Natural Resources
Nelson Swink
U.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Service
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Bowie
Prince Georges County
Bel Air
Harford County
Spencerville
Montgomery County
Woodlawn
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Swink
Frederick County
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TIME
Today's Health
American Medical Association
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Chicago
Illinois
Wickenburg
Arizona
Associated Press
United Press International
Paul Beale
County Health Department
Riverside
California
The
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Public park debate eyed by Brunswick aldermen
A city meeting on August 3 1954 discusses establishing a 10 acre park west of Zentz Mill with the board of aldermen favoring purchase at a reasonable price and a transfer to municipal park status. Voters in Brunswick elected James E. Cummings mayor by 28 votes defeating the daylight savings proposal and reelecting several council members while Cummings resigned in July to run. A letter writer praises Frederick Memorial Hospital nurses and aides for their patient care and devotion, noting their kindness and dedication during extended hospital stays.
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Zentz's
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Standard
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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