Are You Going to Vote in the Sept Primary
A public notice urges eligible citizens to register by 9 p.m. tonight to vote in the Sept 14 primary. It details registration at Winchester Hall, party restrictions, and the stakes of local, state, and national offices. It notes 46,559 registered voters since July 31 with party breakdowns and emphasizes voting in both the Sept primary and the Nov general election.
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Washington
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Annapolis
House of Delegates
State Senate
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Letters on ID cards and historic district critiques in Frederick
Readers blast Miami Beach police ID rules for immigrants and attack the Frederick HDC over the preservation of the old P.O. building. Edgy letters accuse boards of bias, demand action, and call for parking relief and a shift from dead to living concerns.
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Miami Beach
Russia
America
Opaie
Perp
Frederick
Ed Korachi
P.O
HDC
Ches
Preservation of life and freedom united in hope for mankind
Robert E. Kennedy argues life and freedom must prevail together and warns against nuclear fission as a deadly misdirection. A reader defends Mr Hartzler over a 8/9 Post safari item, noting the cost of pursuing two bears. A third reader mocks a neighbor’s notion of affluence with a water bed of bourbon.
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Cnerar
Robert E. Kennedy
College Ave
Frederick
Hartzler
City forester warns of many trees near power lines
Notices were sent to Frederick property owners demanding tree or limb removal to comply with city ordinance after inspections found over 100 trees in low hanging positions across the city.
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C. Cyril Elein
Frederick
Poe
Beirut Cluster Bombs Spark Blame Duel Amid Ruins
In Beirut, Yassir Arafat accuses Israel of indiscriminate shelling using U S sourced cluster bombs as he displays six foot canisters outside a battered press office. Ariel Sharon defends the tactic saying it targets military targets. Both sides show reconnaissance images of civilian sites and point to civilian casualties amid ongoing fighting.
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Beirut
Yassir Arafat
PLO
Israel
U.S. Navy
Arafat
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
Beirut 1
Dave van Atta
Bert
United States
Lebanon
Rafael Eitan
United Feature Syndica
David Harris Reflects on War Era and Safety Over Originality
David Harris, a veteran antiwar activist and New York Times contributor, looks back on the 1960s upheaval. He recalls organizing in Mississippi, serving time for draft evasion, and his union of politics with personal life including marriage to Joan Baez. Harris now questions whether the era yielded lasting change and notes current political caution among voters.
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David Harris
Joan Baer
Marwee Abete
Aera Ie
Deep
South
Harris
New York Times
Johnson
New York
Sweeny
Lowenstein
Waathabtien
Safford Federal
Arizona
San Diego
le Ubon Hee
Vietnam
Harris Be
San Francisco
Congress
Bay Area
Paul McCloskey
Mina
Rolling Stone Magazine
United Farm Workers Union
Bill Walton
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Frederick, Md
Patricia Hampshire
Arcado
Collins Ave
Fla
Bernard Callan
West Patrick Street
Valley View Ra
Middletown
Nancy E
Hanel
Urbana Pike
Ijamsville
The
Carl Brown
United Fire Company
University of Maryland
Brown
B&o
Brunswick
Ith Frederick Jnr
Horace M. Alexander
Agricultural Society
News-Post
William C. Birely
Thurmont
Thurmont Bank
Birely
Earth
Moon
Mars
Venus
U.S
London
Jack Anderson
Allard Lowenstein
Cesaia Sweeny
Stanford
Stanford University
Mississippi
Gempotat
Palo Alto
Calif
Vere
Narria
Gabriel
Baes
Salvador
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