Three bid for central committee by defiant Maryland Democrat
Former Delegate Tom Hattery seeks a Frederick County Democratic Central Committee seat despite federal Hatch Act limits on running for state legislature. Hattery, Maryland Energy Administration official, says central committee work not covered by the act and vows to help elect Democrats as seven committee members are chosen in the September 15 primary.
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Frederick County
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General Assembly
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Mr. Hattery
Congress
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Roscoe Barnlett
Young seeks Frederick County Democratic Central Committee seat
Brian N Young filed Monday to run for the Frederick County Democratic Central Committee. The 35 year old Frederick County resident aims to boost youth voter registration and influence governor appointments to state boards. He is a senior systems analyst and programmer at Scorpion Systems Inc since 1987, and holds multiple degrees from Baltimore University Hood College UM College Park and Frederick Community College. He and wife Kathryn live in Middletown.
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Frederick County
Democratic Central Committee
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Ron Young
Brian Young
Brad Young
Blaine Young
Frederick City
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Scorpion Systems Inc
Frederick
University of Baltimore
Hood College
University of Maryland At College Park
Frederick Community College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kathryn A. Young
Middletown
Slater seeks Democratic State Central Committee seat in Frederick
Tom Slater of Adamstown files to run for the Democratic State Central Committee in Frederick County. The 53 year old former chair of the Frederick County Central Committee has four prior terms and long service including edits to a party newsletter and leadership roles in county and state committees.
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Adamstown
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Slater
Democratic Party
Democratic Central Committee
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Emmitsburg Raises Water Rates Face Resident Backlash
Emmitsburg approves higher water charges and a new 6 000 gallon rate structure prompting complaints from residents like Blaine Ridenour who sees the move as cutting usage in half. Town officials say system costs must be paid by users and note prior underbilling. Separate town business highlights Western Interfaith Housing Development Corp plans to buy 10 lots in Silo Hill and praises their community focused approach.
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Ridenour
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Brunswick
Thurmont
Taneytown
Western Interfaith Housing Development Corp
Silo Hill
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Kay Shultz
Interfaith Housing
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Millikin appoints former Mount official as acting president
Dr Thomas F Flynn, previously Mount St Marys College associate dean and dean, becomes acting president of Millikin University Decatur Ill. Flynn, Boston College 1974 graduate, earned degrees from Michigan. He left Mount in 1993. succeeds Dr Curtis L McCray who becomes National Louis University president. permanent replacement search planned.
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Millikin University of Decatur
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Millikin
the Mount
Flynn
Boston
Curtis L. McCray
National Louis University
Evanston, Ill
Larry Haak
Decatur
James Millikin
Citizens-Police panel schedules two community forums
The Citizens-Police Assessment Panel will hold two forums in Frederick. The first at 7 p.m. Thursday at Asbury United Methodist Church on West All Saints Street in conjunction with the NAACP meeting. The second at 6 p.m. July 23 at William Lee Community Center on Bentz Street. Calls may be left on panel voicemail 301-624-1222 for those uncomfortable addressing issues in public.
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Asbury United Methodist Church
West All Saints Street
NAACP
James Seale
Wiliam Lee
Bentz Street
Seale
Flying Women Airforce Pilots: Miss Rance’s WW II flight tale
Miss Rance recalls joining the Women Airforce Service Pilots in 1943, training at Romulus and Sweetwater, flying 20 months, and delivering planes to bases. She describes crashes, farm landings, camaraderie, and the era’s gender barriers and later poverty of flight.
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Texas
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Mich
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Jury to decide fate of accused trooper killer Lovell
In Easton Maryland a Talbot County jury will again determine if Ivan F Lovell should die for the 1995 killing of Maryland State Police trooper Edward A Plank Jr Lovell pleaded guilty to the U S 13 shooting and faces lethal injection after a 1996 death sentence was overturned due to courtroom restraints and judge errors The current panel began interviewing 60 prospective jurors as Lovell sat in court unrestrained in a dark suit with his hair tied back while six plainclothes officers watched.
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