Elections office open Monday for late filings in AL
The county board of election supervisors keeps Winchester Hall open Monday July 3 until the 3 pm filing deadline for late primary candidates. Most offices stay closed. Uncontested slots on the September ballot include four Republican Central Committee seats and single slots in State Senate Districts 4 and other local races.
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AL Weinberg
County Board of Election
Elheed
Harry Reid
Winchester Hall
Elections Office
Republican Central Committee
State Senate
Charles H. Smelaer
the Orphan's Court
House of Delegates
Edward F. Thomas
Wille
Tommy Eichelberger
Mondale Arrives in Israel Seeks Peace Talks
Vice President Walter Mondale lands in Tel Aviv for a four day visit to reinforce the U S Israel bond and press for concessions to restart talks with Egypt He is greeted by Prime Minister Begin who calls him a friend of Israel amid tight security after a Jerusalem market bombing that killed two and wounded 47 The visit follows U S pressure over West Bank Gaza policy and arms sales to Egypt and Saudi Arabia and aims to reassure Israelis while urging resumed negotiations with Egypt or any willing Arab party.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
Walter F. Mondale
Egypt
Menachem Begin
Mondale
Joan
Eleanor
Jerusalem
Teddy Kollek
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Begin
Mandale
Carter
Congress
Saudi Arabia
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Jewish Agency
Routzahn's Bill Grimes Honored by Frigidaire Nation
Routzahn's service manager Bill Grimes was honored by Frigidaire home office in Dayton as one of the nation's top appliance servicemen. He toured manufacturing operations and attended technical sessions during a two day visit hosted by Donald Shaffer. Grimes leads Routzahn's service department overseeing four technicians and his colleague Frank Wirts recently earned master accreditation after passing a Frigidaire exam.
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Charles W
Bill) Grimes
Routzahn's
Frigidaire’s
Dayton
Ohio
Donald C. Shaffer
Grimes
Routzahn’s
Frigidaire
General Motors
Frank Wirts
Hito
County OKs Catcher in the Rye in schools
A county school panel upholds use of Catcher in the Rye arguing the novel shows Holden Caulfield’s development amid profanity. Two dissenters say profanity makes the book unsuitable for county schools. A formal review process governs future challenges with ad hoc committees.
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Dorothy T. Cavenee
Paul K. Coblentz
Silvius
Arderson
Board of Education
Ad Hoc Panel Faces Critique Over Reading Process
Mrs. Silvius questioned openness of the Greade and Junie Move decisions and sent five detailed questions to Dr. Alfred Thackston about the ad hoc committee's procedure. She called the process unfair in places and awkward and noted books under review include Lord of the Flies and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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Robert D. Biggs
Uriauis
Democratic Central Committee
Bruce Reeder
Austin Powell
Fred Bower
Donald L. Lewis
Theodore Ward
Immsville
Charles E. Smith
Smith
Robert Rothenbester
Edward P. Thomas
Charles H. Smelser
Annapolis
Routzahn
Bill Grimes
North Market Street
N. Market
Levin
Quinn
Patrick
Cage
Mongers Garage
Int
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Middletown, Md
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