Frederick County voter profile poised for Annapolis bid
The piece profiles Frederick County native and banking executive now pursuing a state delegate seat. It traces her political lineage, party switch from Republican to Democrat, and marriage to Mayor Ron Young. It notes her background in banking, goals for growth and crime prevention, and reflections inspired by Forrest Gump.
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Frederick
Ron Young
Frederick County
James E. McClellan
State House
Doc
Dr. McClellan
Mr. Young
Jack Krantz
Jefferson Pike
Annapolis
Thomas Johnson High School
Greenbrier College
West Virginia
Clearwater
Fla
Florida Institute of Banking
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Young
Maryland Office of Planning
Tom Hanks
Forrest Gump
Sundergill campaigns after county service win State House
Sundergill, a Democrat and former Frederick County commissioner, seeks a State House seat while touting four years of local leadership. He highlights infrastructure progress, tax and education moves, environmental work, and crime prevention plans, drawn from a lifetime in activism and public service.
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Sundergill
Frederick City
Economic and Community Development Commission
Reich
Ford Road
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Thomas Johnson High School
Michael Dukakis
George Bush
Washington
Hood College
Shirley Chisolm
Brooklyn
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Mr. Carter
Frederick fair life member auction record details
A life membership sold July 8 brought $20,000, second highest at public auction, Myra Gus of Frederick buying from Alden E. Fisher’s family. The highest is Oct 11 1993 when Joseph Vona of Frederick bought Austin Bohn’s certificate for $20,600. Life members get parking and general admission at the Great Frederick Fair, plus reserved-seat pricing and yearly board elections.
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Myra Gus
Frederick
Alden E. Fisher
Joseph Vona
Austin Bohn
Life
Great Frederick
Satellite tiff over parking spot in space sparks regional protest
In Hong Kong AP reports China is accused of wedging the Apstar-1 satellite between U S owned Rimsat-1 and Japan's NTTCS in geostationary orbit at 131 degrees east. Japan protests, while Rimsat chief Michael Sternberg seeks a solution amid fears of interference and a crowded satellite market.
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Hong Kong
China
Rimsat-1
India
Beijing
Michael Sternberg
Rimsat Ltd
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