Dropouts let down Maryland voters in Senate primaries
Maryland voters across parties lamented Richard Sullivan and Donald Hutchinson dropping out of Senate primaries. The letter argues primaries should empower party regulars, not advisers, polls, or press. It contends polls influence campaign timing and argues candidates may show courage by finishing a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Battimore
Richard Sullivan
Donald Hutchinson
Baltimore County
Sullivan
Hutchinson
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
Maryland politics and press clashes in campaign year
Robert C. Reid discusses polls and politicians in Maryland during an election year. He notes mayors like William Donald Schaefer distrust the press and recounts interactions with Sun reporters, while contrasting candidates Barbara Mikulski, Harry Hughes, Steve Sachs, and Linda Chavez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
C. Fraser Smith
Baltimore
Steve Sachs
Evening Sun
Sachs
Sun
Roger Simon
Orioles
NFL
Barbara Mikulski
Harry Hughes
Free State
Mikulski
U.S
Marvin Mandel
Linda Chavez
U.S. Senate
State House
Linda
Don Schaefer
Gorbachev Letter Fake Uses Liberty Lobby Fund Appeal
A phony Gorbachev letter circulated by The Spotlight, Liberty Lobby’s fund raising organ led by Willis Carto, claimed Soviet praise for actions against media access. The spoof targets David Holmes of the House Periodical Press Gallery and cites support from the Foundation to Defend the First Amendment. The item includes denials by Carto and notes internal party rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zinoviev
Elders of Zion
Spotlight
Liberty Lobby
Willis Carto
Mikhail Gorbachev
David Holmes
House
Press Gallery
Holmes
Corky Johnson
Gorbachev
Kremlin
Moscow
Congress
Soviet Russia
Vince Ryan
Ryan
Foundation
Capitol Hill
FDFA
Carto
Sth
William K. Shearer
Conrad LeBeau
Huge press arrived for operation at East Street Everedy Company
A large 255 ton press reached East Street Everedy Company and is slated to start operations next week to stamp raw steel into billets. Oscar T. Mullican of 552 Market Street was overcome by gas while fitting a gas line near a sewer trench and was taken to Frederick City Hospital by coworker J Edward Shafer. He remained hospitalized after regaining consciousness. Patsy Mercer of Baltimore, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John J Mercer Walkersville, and her partner Donald Weisener were set to appear on a Rochester tour with Pat and Don. The Frederick County Athletic Field Association plans prompt action after the city board offered 5000 for McCurdy Field as a municipal park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Everedy Company
Potomac Edisim
Oscar T. Mullican
Market St
Cormer
Frederick City Hospital
J Edward Shafer
Mullican
Patsy Mercer
Baltimore
John J. Mercer
Walkersvile
Pat
Don
East
Rochester
N.Y
Donald Weisener
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Frederick County Athletic Field Association
McCurdy Field
Lives of great women honor teaching and care
Letters praise Carlotta Hays for her decades of teaching and guidance across generations, while residents challenge Adamstown water issues urging Trans Tech to cover cleanup costs, and thank Joyce Stevenson for making the 7th Street Shopping Center accessible for the elderly and disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Street
Joyce C. Stevenson
Joyce
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San Reporter
Jack Anderson
Thomas O'Neill
D-Mass
Aspin
White House
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Flaes
Liberty Federation
Moral Majority
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Roy W. Lockinghill
Thurmont
Eugene Howard
Funkstowe
Clarence S. Hagelin
Frederick High School
U.S. 15
West Seventh Street
Frederick City
Hood College
Richard L. Shipley
John A. Derr
Frederick Municipal Airport
Whalen Aviation Company
Theodore Whalen
Carlotta Hays
Carlotta
ACLD
Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Frederick County
Eunice Fouche
Rohrersville, MD
Adamstown
EPA
Trans Tech
Highfield— Cascade Water System
James C. Fritzinger
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Reagan
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King
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