Welch Campaign Urges Revival of Free Enterprise System
Native of Atlanta Dr Welch campaigns in the Sixth District calling for revitalization of free enterprise, broader participation, and smarter resource use. He faults incumbent Byron for mismanagement and urges unity, planning, and energy to solve economic and mobility issues.
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Welch
Mare
Biroc
Atlanta
Auburn University
Duke University
Catonsville
Annemarie
Laas
Byron
Cikperesateen
Dresalt
Barua
Saas Saket
VES
Europe
Ow Valde
Byron declares local citizen involvement for strong government
The candidate emphasizes responsive representation through local citizen input before Congress. Born in 1929 in Williamsport, he is the son of former Maryland officials Katharine E. and William D. Byron, and lives in Frederick City. He cites Jefferson on governance and vows to govern in that spirit if re elected. Queen Victoria’s baptismal name Alexandrina Victoria is noted.
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Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Byron
Williamsport
Katharine E
William D. Byron
Maryland
Frederick City
Attempt To Save Husband Cost Mrs. Hague's Life
Grand jury testimony in the Zebra murders case details the kidnapping and near beheading of journalist Quita Hague and the wounding of her husband Richard. Harris Green Cook and others face multiple indictments for attacks between 1973 and 1974. The couple received death threats and went into protective custody while the killers remain at large.
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San Francisco
Pice
Jessie Cooks
IC Skenebres
Manuel Maure
Zebra
Harris
Prand Jury
Quita Hague
Richard
Frederick News-Pat
Green
Cook
Mague
Cuoks
Markovich
Regional Sludge Disposal Pact Signed by Four Jurisdictions
Washington officials US Maryland Virginia and DC sign a regional sludge disposal agreement for Blue Plains sewage treatment. The pact sets limits on how much sewage can be pumped by Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Blue Plains
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Frederick shops dress windows in patriotic display
Downtown merchants unveil extensive window displays themed in red white and blue for the bicentennial era. Vintage items from rifles to piano, clocks to china, and Fredericktown scenes fill fronts from East Patrick Street to the Square Corner.
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Gordon
Pethl
Hendrckson
Hatlun
Hendrickson
Wu An Tay
RCA Victor
Shipley
Aloe
Barbara Lawson
Tina
Typu
Walter Hagen
Routzahn
Patrick Street
Elkin
Remsburg’s
Washington Glassware of Pennsylvania Company
Frederick Spires
Colonial Music
Charles M. Stieff
Paul Sobus
Mt. Airy
Quynn’s Hardware
James Kime
Frederick
Brooks Parkinson
Quynn’s
Mosieder Dei Grist
Sundae Any
Arden Webber
al Burkittille
Carts’s
J Walker Carty
Chevrolet
Dour
Paul Heffner
Howard Kelly Heal Estate
Mrs Kelly
Farmers & Mechanics Banks
Charles Stanheies
Schroeder
Dim Pearl
Cline
Fredericktown
King's Ives
Calico Patch
Blue Ridge
Landis
Harold's
Wellsmere
Gilbert's
News-Post
Rosenour
Penney's
Shipley's
County moratorium aims to conserve land and update plans
Johnson outlined a temporary moratorium to preserve conservation land while updating the county zoning ordinance and advancing an adequate facilities ordinance. Planners will map critical areas, revise the master land use plan for New Market and Orleans regions, and synchronize water, sewer, and capital improvements with a cyclical subdivision review policy.
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Bwa Regulalas
New Market
Urleans
Johnson
Planning Commission
Artans
Tos County
Juhnson
Ea Cetera Commission
Carvl Larsen
Edward Holter
Richard Grossnickle
Gaeland Feaga
Bryan Moore
Commission
Lawrence Dorsey
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Coutir
Queen Victoria
England
Alexandrina Victoria
Alexander I of
Russia
Bell
Yesteryear
Shipleys
N. Market St
Cedric H. Smith
Frederick“ JR
Frederick County Square
Financial Institution
Amd Grove
North Market Street
Dodge Boys
Mets
Dodge
America
Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick, MD
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Irysa
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