Two county men survive lightning shocks in storm
Scot Gardner and Charles Hommey were struck by lightning while on outdoor assignments around Middletown and Woodsboro in two separate incidents over two days. Gardner held onto a drilling rig near Mt Tabor Road as blue white sparks flashed and he was jolted away. Hommey, on Glade Road near Woodsboro, was holding a gate during a storm and was checked at Frederick Memorial Hospital with no burns.
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Scot Gardner
Gardner
Frederick County
Charles Hommey
Bolivar Heights
Mt. Tabor Road
Middletown
C. A. Cromwell Well Drillers
Yellow Springs
Hammey
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Hommey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Stup
Glade Road
Rt. 10
Frederick
Burns
Mt. Pleasant
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg
Montgomery County
G. Plitt von Eiff
Unionville
Paul L. Beale
Richard Schwerdt
Labertytown
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medicine
Edward J. Wall
Daysville Road
Wall
MIEM
Donald R. Stevens
U.S. 15
Anthony S Weiss
New Brunswick
N.J
Hayward Road
Henry Perkins
Winston-Salem
N.C
Weiss
Hagerstown
Baltimore
New Brunswick, N.J
New Windsor weighs quarry deal as talks stall
New Windsor and Carroll County officials planned a Monday night meeting on buying John Hyde Quarry as a potential water source for 200 acres of land near New Windsor. Talks paused amid cost concerns and unresolved terms while interest remains high. State police report two other local incidents and hospital updates while a bench warrant for Ruth Ann Hornbeck was withdrawn for lack of proper notice.
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New Windsor
Carroll County
John Hyde
Mark Lovell
Randall Spoerlein
American Manufacturing Company, Inc
Steve Hudgins
Bowersox Road
Environmental Protection Agency
District Court
Stanley Y. Bennett
Ruth Ann Hornbeck
Waverley Gardens
Frederick City
Bennett
Democrats urge vigilance at Jefferson-Jackson Day event
In Brunswick the Jefferson-Jackson Dinner drew over 300 Democrats and one Republican. Steny Hoyer urged restraint on spending and taxes while praising Carter’s move toward the middle. The crowd heard from Steven Sachs and noted several prospective candidates for 1978 races.
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Brunswick
Central Committee
Thomas Slater
Donald C. Barnes
Del
White House
Steny H. Hoyer
State Senate
Hoyer
Jimmy Carter
Senate
Marvin Mandel
Governor’s
Maryland
Baltimore City
Walter Orlinsky
Baltimore County
Theodore Venetoulis
Edward P. Thomas
Steven Sachs
Fred Bower
New Windsor and Union Bridge Elect Town Leaders in May Vote
In Carroll County two towns hold elections May 10 to fill expiring terms. New Windsor vies for five council seats and mayor with 12 candidates, while Union Bridge fields three council seats with three nominees. Voter registrations close May 3 with polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the town office. Mayor Spoerlein retires after 22 years. New Windsor marks its first primary to trim candidates.
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Carroll County
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Edward William
Vivian Nusbaum
Perry Jones
Wilbur Myers
Ray Delphey
Jones
Gulf Station
Main Street
Myers
Delphey
Elwood Myers
Richard Grinder
Election Board
Randall Spoerlein
Spoerlein
Earle Brewer
Cassell Roop
Roop
Brewer
Roland Strawsburg
James Carlisle
Kenneth Grimes
Ralph Coe
Mauro Koontz
Christopher Robert
Betty Bohn
William Parry
Glenn Lockinghill
Raymond Philips
Frre Hall
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Shepley
Dennis McCoy
Charles E. Smith
Goodloe E. Byron
Harry McGuirk
Charles H. Smelser
Amos L. Brown
Rollie Atkinson
Sachs
General Assembly
Register of Wills
Thomas Eichelberger
Charlotte Y
Connie Twigg
Democratic Women’s Club
A. Irvin Renn
Jeffersonian Democrat Club
Burkittsville Town Council
Helen Hemp
del. Smith
Brunswick Democrats
Jessdorff
David Green
James Mair
Odette Reeder
Brunswick Eagles Club
Jackson
RAY ‘Wachter Photo Center
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Whites Ferry
Fredericktowne Baptist Church
His
Her College
Boston
E. Patrick Sr