Carter seeks court to uphold oil fee on gasoline
The White House asks a federal appeals court to overturn a lower court and allow Carter’s dime-a-gallon gasoline fee to take effect, while Congress moves to repeal it. Judge Robinson blocked the fee, saying the 1982 law limits presidential power to imports.
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Coalition Fails Kennedy in Maryland Primary
In Maryland the labor black and Jewish coalition that aided Kennedy elsewhere did not back him. Carter leads with 221,658 votes to Kennedy 178,517. Reagan wins rural Maryland in the Republican primary over Bush 78,116 to 66,758. Eight remaining delegates go uncommitted. Maryland to send 38 Democratic delegates, with Carter finishing strong in state results.
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Incomplete GOP delegate tally in Sixth District race
Frederick County leads as four top GOP hopefuls vie for three Western Maryland delegates to the national convention. J Glen Beall fronts the field with about 14,615 votes, Edward P Thomas and James P Delphey hold strong pursuable positions, while D DeCorsey Bolden and Edward J Mason trail. Final statewide totals awaited. seventh district results not yet available.
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Frederick County Highlights and Local Happenings
Highlights include the Frederick fare cobamed by Ethel Love and a report on the coming of a venerable son of Frederick Cowery. Investigative columnist Jock Anterems ponders Khomeini’s resilience amid unfolding events. Delle Lombdis continues the Dick Trapeses’ view toward the Soviet Union. Three strikes against secretaries of state spark debate. Finance columns quote claims Carter collapsed the economy. cautious reaction to lower interest rates noted. Sports note top male and female scholars named for the Frederick County Coaches Association Awards Banquet. Food feature celebrates 1880s eggs and reveals first place recipes beginning on Page nH.
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Carter Reagan county winners Carter Reagan county primary results
Carter and Reagan won Frederick County pres presidential primaries amid very low turnout about 37.7 percent as voters stayed home The sparse turnout drew comments from officials and observers noting it as the poorest in recent memory in Frederick County David E Shaw of Carroll County won the Democratic US Senate nomination defeating 11 rivals with a Republican contest not described further
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Campaign delegates tighten race for White House
Reagan and Carter close gap toward nominating power with Maryland and Nebraska wins. Carter leads Kennedy and Bush in delegate counts. Kennedy and Bush face steep remaining shares. Sadat says Egypt will resume talks with Israel on Palestinian autonomy despite gaps, following a Carter phone call.
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Iran vows to prosecute foreign journalists amid spy concerns
Iran's Interior Ministry says foreign journalists with press cards may face prosecution for actions conflicting with journalism. Spokesman cites arrests of journalists and surveillance of American travelers to guard against conspiracies, with references to Cynthia Dever of Saffaio, NY, among detainees and warnings against entering Iran for espionage or propaganda.
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Cuba Seen Moving Toward Confrontation with U S
Washington officials say Cuba may be seeking confrontation with the United States as Havana tightens ties with anti American forces. The report notes warnings of increased security threats and possible sanctions if Havana provokes U S actions.
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Frederick in Maryland primary drives national race spotlight
Frederick County voters take center stage as two residents play leads in the Maryland primary. Senator Mathias and Representative Byron secured Republican and Democratic nominations respectively, setting up tough campaigns in the November general election. Local figures like Edward Conroy and Raymond Beck emerge as key opponents, with broader Maryland results and related state races shaping the political landscape.
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Byron Beck vie in 6th District race in Maryland
In the Sixth District congressional race two incumbents, Beverly Byron and Raymond Beck, won their party primaries in Frederick County. Byron captured 78.8 percent of 8,496 Democratic votes, Beck 87.2 percent of 3,973 Republican votes. Final counts show Byron leading in Washington and Allegany counties, with Beck securing a GOP dominance in Allegany. Both see a tough race in the November general election as campaigns begin in earnest.
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Mathias Captures Less Than Half County Vote In Maryland Primary
Maryland Republicans nominated incumbent Senator Charles Mathias Jr to face veteran State Senator Edward T Coaroy of Prince George's County in November. With 1.34 of Maryland's 1590 polling places reporting, Mathias led with 72,261 votes, 11,074 more than his remaining opponents. Conroy won the Democratic Senate nomination in a field of 12, but Mathias held a leading edge as results expanded. In Frederick County Mathias took 49.5 percent of votes with five challengers sharing the rest.
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Weather map forecast makes little sense today
Fragmented OCR weather note mentions precipitation, Thursday, and forecast uncertainty. Reads like a rough map and timing with garbled place names and numbers. Core idea cites rain potential and unsettled conditions.
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