Mondale Seeks Endorsement in Frederick County Race
Local Democrats weigh Mondale as Hart and Glenn back him. NOW and League of Women Voters mobilize voters while unions show mixed support. Brown-now resist endorsements. NAACP and Farm Bureau favor Mondale or Hart. nuclear freeze group stays neutral, canvassing for voter views.
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America
Mondale
Moehrie
United Democrats
Hart
John Glenn
Moehrle
Kathleen Lowery
Frederick County
NOW
Walter Mondale
Reagan
League of Women Voters
Washington
Jesse Jackson
Lord D. Nickens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Nickens
Jackson
Barry Lucey
Maryland Farm Bureau
Henry Holloway
United Steelworkers of America
Bob Easterday
NEA
Frederick
Paula McDonough
Snowstorm Strands Drivers Then Tows Abandoned Cars
Motorists trapped by a winter storm faced abandoned vehicles later towed as police cleared roads. Montgomery County crews battled blizzard conditions, with snow emergency declared at 5 30 p m. Cars left on roads were removed from several Gaithersburg and Rockville areas amid heated complaints about towing availability and costs. Rays Towing in Gaithersburg and Montgomery De Nuts storefronts became unlikely havens as chaos persisted.
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Gaithersburg
Shady Grove
Montgomery Village Avenue
Montgomery
Germantown
Ray
Robert Mangum
Department of Transportation
Mangum
Frederick County NOW sponsors feminist demo
Frederick County NOW schedules a Demonstration of Feminist Consciousness Raising on March 16 at Kathleen Lowerys home. The event features structured CR led by a trained facilitator, aiming to break conditioning and foster sisterly support. For details contact Kathleen Lowery at 663-0539 or write to 3406 Marbury Court, Middletown, MD.
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Frederick County
National Organization For Women
Kathleen Lowery
Ms. Lowery
NOW
Marbury Court
Middletown
Rabid raccoon prompts health department seek contact records
Frederick County Health Department seeks anyone who handled a tame raccoon in the Alton Road area between January 28 and March 3. The animal, pet of a Mount Pleasant Libertytown family, tested rabid this week. Two people have begun post exposure treatment. Researchers check the other raccoons found with it for rabies as the county faces ongoing exposure.
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Frederick County
County Health Department
Horine
Rac
Health Department
Douglas Tallman
Students split on 1984 candidates at Hood College
Hood College students show mixed support in the 1984 presidential race. Editor Deborah Crawford notes many favor Reagan while Mondale gains campus backing, including a busload that traveled to New Hampshire. Some students cheer Hart, reflecting tentative interest as the election approaches.
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The
Blue
the Grey
Gary Bart
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Gary Hart
Deborah Crawford
Reagan
Mondale
New Hampshire
Mount St Mary’s College Echo weighs Reagan race at campus
At Mount St Mary’s College Emmitsburg the Mountain Echo editors discuss the presidential race. Lisa Dimaio says discussion is just beginning and the campus leans conservative with some students favoring Republicans while Democrats have no clubs yet. Former candidate John Anderson spoke recently.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Lisa Dimaio
The
Mountain Echo
Echo
Wallace Miller Drops Out Of Montgomery BoE Race
The Montgomery County Board of Education race is trimmed to 10 candidates after E Wallace Miller of Montgomery Village withdrew on the filing deadline. Incumbent Blair G Ewing seeks a third term as others like Marian Greenblatt and Suzanne Peyser do not run. The May 8 primary will narrow to the top six for November. A separate report notes over 13,000 dollars was stolen from Ski Liberty main offices with no forced entry observed. police seek information.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Board of Education
E. Wallace Miller
Montgomery Village
Suzanne K. Peyser
Flora B. Adams
Clarksburg
Montgomery
Willard J. Adams
At&t
Long Island
Richard L. Claypoole
Silver Spring
Elizabeth W. Spencer
Voter Registration Information from Frederick County
Citizens wishing to register to vote may call the Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors at 694.1005. An application will be sent by mail to those who request to register.
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Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors
Snow and rain forecast across Michigan Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest
The National Weather Service forecasts snow today in parts of Michigan and the Great Lakes area while rain is predicted in parts of Washington Oregon and northern Idaho according to an AP Laserphoto weather map.
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National Weather Service
Michigan
Great Lakes
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Parking fines fund city parking system, officials say
City officials argue parking fines clutter courts and many flagged drivers try to beat the system but end up raising the fine from 3 or 5 dollars to 35. Collecting these fines funds garages and meters, helping keep the system solvent. Last year the city took in 182,565 dollars from 40,024 offenders with 11,953 receiving late notices. Most pay promptly, though some carry fines over year to year.
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Ashton
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