Carroll County four candidates file for commissioner race
In Westminster four candidates filed for county commissioner. John B. Joy seeks re election, citing tax stability and county growth. Ellen Joseph runs on a better management platform, John Totura promotes road repairs and sheriff led crime defense, while Thomas W. Lewis also campaigns Democratic. Eleven candidates total have filed. filing closes July 3 at 9 30 p.m.
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Westminster
Ous
Annapolis
Carroll County
Joy
Lloyd Jones
Taneytown
Janet
Ellen Joseph
Joseph
Commissioner
Abe Anid
Woodbine
Mount Airy
Arnold
Totara
Pennsylvania State University
Totura
Baltimore Regional Planning Council
RPC
Helen
Thomas W. Lewis
Roger L. Mann
Election Board
Center St
Bail Set At 1 Million For Youth In Police Shooting
In Upper Marlboro District Court Judge Louis J. DiTrasi set a $1 million bail for Terrence G. Johnson. The youth is charged as an adult in the murders of James Swart, 25, of Cheverly, and Albert Claggett IV, 28, of Bowie, with his attorney A. Houlon seeking release on personal recognizance.
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Upper Marlboro
District Court
Louis J. DiTrasi
Terrence G. Johnson
A. Houlon
Johnaca
James B. Swart
Cheverly
Albert J. Claggett IV
Bowie
Maryland officials tout state's natural assets and LNG facility
Visiting agricultural officials praised Maryland's natural assets and strategic location as key economic strengths. The comptroller highlighted Maryland offers multiple economic attractions including Cove Point LNG facility in Calvert County, underscoring sound fiscal management and tax payer benefits.
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Cove Point
Calvert
Maryland
Gaidateln
Gasoline use stabilizes in state Goldstein says
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports motorists are easing off the accelerator. April 1978 gasoline use totaled 167,268,111 gallons, about 0.3 percent above April 1977. March growth and February declines point to a clear conservation trend despite rising motor fuel tax revenues and increased diesel sales.
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Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Whitacre declares bid for Montgomery County Council seat
Democrat William Whitacre announced his plan to seek a seat on the Montgomery County Council at a special event in Silver Spring. He urged balanced growth and planned economic development to protect neighborhoods, schools, and property taxes while addressing a widening gap between costs and revenues. Snowflake note follows unrelated item about snowfall.
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S. William Whitacre
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Thave
Whitacre
Maryland Adds Carryout Sales Tax on Food July First
Maryland law changes take effect July 1 1978 requiring carryout food purchases of 1 or more dollars to be taxed. Tax applies to food sold for 1 or more dollars in enclosed eateries with admission charges and to caterers regardless of location.
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Maryland General Assembly
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Camuty
Conreapana
Best
Transportation Trust Fund
Maryland Department of Transportation
William Whitacre
Council
W. William Whitacre
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Batto
Ianamia
Jefferson Lawn and Garden
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