Rockefeller urges party unity at Maryland GOP convention
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller headlines the Maryland Republican Convention urging unity as delegates prepare to choose 19 national convention delegates. He names Sen. Charles Mathias as a potential Ford administration vice presidential candidate and warns of a floor fight over voting rules favoring Reagan allies.
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Democrats pick 13 at large delegates in Maryland final
The Democratic State Central Committee in Baltimore approved a plan to elect 13 at large delegates to the national convention. Carter would secure eight spots, one delegate remains uncommitted, and a 3-1 split favors Jackson over Udall for three of the four remaining seats. Louis Knecht named for the third Jackson slot.
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Bell and History Days celebrate gun, pageant and revolt
Frederick hosts Bell and History Days marking colonial resistance with a pageant and trial. The event recalls early acts against British rule, Fort Detrick’s shift to cancer research, and the ties to Francis Scott Key.
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Ford enters Hays controversy in House payroll scandal
President Ford rejects blame for staff salary control while House leaders clash over oversight. A three Democrat task force will study misuse of funds by lawmakers as Justice probes Rep William Clay travel expenses and Rep Hays faces calls to quit.
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Ohio primary push shapes weekend as candidates campaign
Candidates focus on Ohio as the last major Democratic and Republican contests before conventions. Carter and Udall rally in Dayton, Akron, Columbus, and Cleveland while Reagan heads to Columbus for a two day Ohio swing. Ford aims to boost votes in Ohio to offset expected California win.
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Ford backs three year limit on desegregation control
President Ford proposes Congress require courts to review desegregation cases every three years and relinquish supervision after three years for systems found guilty of unconstitutional segregation. The plan hinges on court findings of ongoing compliance and may apply to future, not retroactive, cases pending Justice Department guidance. The Supreme Court preparing to rule on related timing in a Pasadena busing case.
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Frederick National Bicentennial Community panel formed
Frederick gains National Bicentennial Community status from the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. Mayor Ronald N Young announced a 1 member city Bicentennial Committee, chaired by Delphis Morris, with members including Charles Main and Mrs George Rodock. The panel plans Saturday events at the city parking deck and aims to promote Frederick’s All-America City status with posters and public relations efforts.
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Hayden to Debate Len Tunney
Hayden set to debate Len Tunney in a political event noting low turnout and expected calm as Wallace avoids crowds. Weather bulletin references earthquakes and mild temperatures with occasional sun and cooler tonight.
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