LaRouche Candidates Raise Alarm in Maryland Elections
A Maryland paper warns readers about LaRouche affiliated candidates in Montgomery and Frederick counties and the Nations Democratic Policy Committee NDPC not being part of the Maryland Democratic Party. It urges voters to verify donation destinations before contributing and notes ongoing party tensions ahead of the Democratic primary.
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NDPC
Maryland
Democratic Party
LaRouche
Lyndon LaRouche
NDFC
Keeping Score On A Busy September Primary Field
A dense slate of 57 Frederick County candidates across multiple offices plus 33 statewide races requires a large scorecard. Montgomery Carroll and Washington counties also report long lists. Readers are urged to engage: attend forums, view debates, study literature, and consider volunteering or opposing campaigns to vote confidently on primary day.
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Frederick County
Register of Wills
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
Billboard lobbyist stirs Senate bill battle over outdoor ads
Washington reports allege George F. McInturff III, a billboard industry consultant who claims environmental credentials, sought to sway state highway officials against a Senate plan to curb outdoor ads by threatening loss of federal highway funds. The piece notes McInturff’s past roles, industry ties, and disputed environmental stance as several senators face campaign donations linked to the billboard lobby.
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Washington
Senate
George F. McInturff III
McInturff
Stewart Harris
Chesapeake Bay
Mclotorff
Federal Highway Administration
McIntorff
Billboard Company
Vernon A. Clark
Barry Ackerley
Seattle
Gorton
Billboard
Paula Hawkins
R-Fla
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Congress
Defense
Common Cause
Frederick city street work starts as big digging trek begins
A ninety day yard of street gutting and trenching downtown Frederick started as J A Laporte Company began digging trenches at three locations South Market Street North Street by town Pike and Gas House Paxt. Earth removal by truck followed with lines laid and trenches to be refilled a day later. A large crowd expected for the first annual Memorial Service of the Frederick County Volunteer Foremen's Association in Baker Park. The 12 member companies of Frederick city and County to participate. Memorial address by Rev James W Minter Baltimore chaplain of the Maryland State Firemen's Association.
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Fredenci
J A Laporte Company
South Market Street
Nit
Town Pike
Gas House
Frederick County Volunteer Foremen's Association
Baker Park
Frederick City
County
Rew
James W Minter
Baltiimore
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Baltimore
Steinberg
Maryland
Melvin
Mickey” Steinberg
East
William Rice
East Patrick Street
Ijamsville
Mr. Rice
An uncomfortable similarity to 1929
Joseph C. Harsch notes an uneasy parallel to 1929 as economic news confounds readers. He observes rising prices, a slipping stock market, and a public seeking a clear explanation for ongoing financial strain. The piece questions investor psychology and market volatility amid persistent inflation.
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Joseph C. Harsch
Ravensong of Maryland politics fuels debate misfires
Roy Meachum reports on a Baltimore gubernatorial debate fiasco with Mayor Don Schaefer skipping the WRAL event while Attorney General Steve Sachs denounces the public interest. The piece traces LaRouche figure Freeman, Schaefer's late studio arrival, Sachs's sharp retorts, and WBAL plans to rebroadcast. It also notes State Senate President Melvin Steinberg joining Schaefer’s ticket as lieutenant governor and acknowledges reader corrections about Frederick County geography.
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Baltimore
Don “Louis XIV" Schaefer
Steve “Quixote
Sachs
WRAL
State League of Women Voters
Schaefer
League
Lawrence Freeman
Aneone
Absenee
Eden
William Donald Schacter
Freeman
LaRouchie
Sacks
Steve Sacks
Maryland
State House
Don Schaefer
Wbal Radio
State Senate
Melvin
Mickey” Steinberg
Frederick
Steinberg
Senate
Parren J. Mitchell
Tax cuts and stock booms mirror 1920s crash fears
An economist recalls how the 1920s stock surge was fueled by a 27 percent top income tax and output outpaced consumption. He argues 1986 bears similarities as tax policy may curb consumer power while a wide income gap persists, risking renewed downturn on the horizon.
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Roger Babson
Pew
Congress
America
Column moves Tween 12 and 2 to Family section
The advice column Tween 12 and 2 shifts to the Family section. Readers will find parenting tips and friendly guidance in a new home within the paper.
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