Redistricting Debate in Frederick County Maryland 1978
Frederick County lawmakers and Common Cause discuss gerrymandering and proposed reforms to establish a bipartisan independent commission for reapportionment. The 1980 census will drive changes. 1982 elections could benefit from a fairer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Common Cause
Lee Perlman
Perlman
Maryland
Prince George's County
Baltimore
del. Julien P. Delphey
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
U.S
General Assembly
Common Cause
Senate
Ed Mason
Allegany
House
Del
Nancy Kopp
Montgomery
Mason
Let's Make a Deal Approach to Panama Canal Treaty
The Wall Street Journal reports that even if the Senate rejects the treaty, a heavy bill will follow as the administration uses favors to win over wavering lawmakers. Promises include a $2.3 billion farm bill for Senator Talmadge and a $250 million copper stockpile purchase for Senator DeConcini, with other concessions offered to reluctant senators. Public worry centers on higher taxes and inflation to fund these enticements, while criticisms note it as a dangerous political bargaining tactic.
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Senate
Talmadge
Georgia
DeConcini
Panana Canal
White House
Packwood
U.S. Senate
The
Wall Street Journal
You did it Vernon Coblentz a Frederick County icon
Vernon Coblentz is celebrated for lifelong service across business, insurance, church work, civic groups, and local development. The profile highlights his 58 years in Frederick City, leadership in the Maryland and National Insurance Agents associations, church roles, Kiwanis service, and recent work guiding the J Elmer Harp Medical Center project in Middletown.
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Vernon Coblentz
Frederick County
Maryland
United States
Vernon
Calvin R. Coblentz
Middletown Valley
Coblentz
Lizzie L. Brandenburg
Millard C
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick
Court and
Church Street
Court Square
Qnelda
People’s Fire
J. Vernon Coblentz
Church
Court St
W. Church
Maryland Association of Insurance Agenta
Baltimore
Natone
National Association of Insurance Agents
North East
Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Chamber of Commerce of
Verson
United Church of Christ
Middletown
Malin Street
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Presbyterian Churches
Carlisle
Michaux
Maryland Synod
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Virginia
Central Atlantic Conference
Evangelical and Reformed
Congregational Church
New England States
D.C
Delaware
New Jersey
General Synod of the United Church of Christ
Homewood Retirement Centers
Frederick City
Martinsburg
Homewood Retirement Center
Francis Scott Key
Williamsport
Altoona
Hanover
Kiwanis Club
Klwants Club
Capital
Kiwanis I Nternational
Kiwanis Internation
Frederick Woman's Civic Club
Rex
Ray Gladhill
J. Elmer Harp
Harp
J. Elmer Harp Medical Centers
Michael Behr
Michael Rudman
Church and
Franklin Streets
Middletown Middle School
New Middletown High School
Columbia Lodge
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Loyalty
Order of Eastern Star
Middletown Valley Grange
Broad Street
Coblentzs
Coblents
Frederick News-Post
Lindbergh invited to Frederick flight pending locate
The News-Post reports Colonel Charles A Lindbergh may be invited to fly to Frederick on Thursday if he can be located. A telephone message between Secretary Winebrenner II, Frederick, and Senator Tydings coordinated the invitation. Winter ends today as spring is set to begin Monday, marking a seasonal transition.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Frederick
David C. Winebrenner II
Millard E. Tydings
Washington
Winter
Jefferson-Jackson day dinner attracts 450 Democrats
Planning committeemen reported that about 450 Democrats are expected to attend the annual Jefferson Jackson day dinner at the State Armory. Winter delivered a light to moderate snow in Frederick County today, melting in the city but clinging to trees and starting to cover mountain roads.
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Delphey
Frederick, Carroll
Washington
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Washington County
C. Clifton Wirts
State Armory
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