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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1988

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4

Copters collide. 17 feared dead in Tennessee crash

Victims based at a camp 60 miles north of Nashville identified later after relatives are notified. Army Safety Center investigators from Fort Rucker, Alabama were en route. The UH-60 Blackhawk Fleet has a history of prior groundings for inspections and design issues.

Nashville Tenn Anthony Lascano Campbell Army Safety Center Fort Rucker Ala Army James R. Ambrose Sikorsky Aircraft United Technologies Stratford, Conn

Primaries show Bush leading as Super Tuesday reshapes race

Bush holds 39 delegates with finish in sight as final counts determine totals. Dukakis leads Democratic delegates with 455.5, Jackson 393.55, Gore 347.8, Gephardt 143. Hart none. Jackson wins strong black vote in the South, while Bush dominates Republicans after a record primary day. Caucuses shift toward Michigan and Illinois as leaders eye the convention.

New Orleans Gov. Dukakis Mr. Jackson Sen. Gore Rep. Gephardt Gary Hart Atlanta Mr. Hart Mlinois Paul Simon Mr. Bush Sen. Dole Mr. Robertson Rep Kemp Bush Gephardt South Carolina Ilinois Michigan Illinois Sen Simon St. Louis

Governor declares Super Tuesday a failure in Maryland

Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer blasted Super Tuesday as ineffective hours after polls opened. He argued it prevents voters from meeting candidates and favored moving Maryland’s presidential primary back to May, criticizing candidates’ limited visits and attention.

Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Maryland Schaefer Dukakis Bish Jackson May Maryand

Dukakis Wins Big in 6th District Vote Tallies

Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis led a finely tuned campaign machine as results rolled in Tuesday, signaling a decisive victory in the 6th District. Local officials reported steady tallies with Dukakis ahead by a comfortable margin, reflecting strong statewide momentum.

Dukakis Massachusetts Michael Dukakis

GOP delegates chosen in 6th District primary

Unofficial returns show George Bush swept Frederick County in the 6th Congressional District GOP delegate race. Delegates Donald Munson Raymond Beck and Brenda Butscher appeared to win, while Sen. John Derr and others trailed. Democratic results indicated a Dukakis slate strong in the district with Karen Blood leading the women’s race. Counts show significant overvotes affecting outcomes.

Frederick County New Orleans Frederick Washington Carroll Garrett Allegany Howard Montgomery George Bush Maryland Bush Donald Munson Washington County Raymond Beck Carroh County Brenda Butscher Garrett County John Derr Robert Dole GOP D. Marie May State Central Committee Mr. Derr Kansas Dole Mr. Beck Westminster Maryland General Assembly Dukakis Betty Floyd Tennessee al Gore 6Th Karen Blood Atlanta Goodloe E. Byron Jr Beverly Byron Gore James F. Combs Allegany County Carroll County Frederick J. Hoover Jr Byron Hoover Alanta Ms. Blood Mary Jane Stakem

Delegation Backs Broad Gambling Crackdown Policy

Mr. McClellan said the law bars dice cards roulette and prohibits professionals running games. High stakes play and any bet or wager beyond charity events are covered while bazaars carnivals and bingo are unaffected. The bill would be held permanently unless the sheriff loses control and appeals to the delegation.

McClellan

Frederick flood project funding in doubt as plans proceed

Sen Charles H Smelser says funds remain for the Carroll Creek drainage plan despite questions about $5.3 million in state grants. About $21.5 million has been spent, mainly by Frederick city, to install underground culverts capable of handling heavy flood waters that previously devastated downtown Frederick. County contributes $200,000.

Charles H. Smelser Frederick Senate Capital Budget Subcommittee Carroll Creek Frederick City

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