Greenblatt Ewing lead MontCo school board race
Six of the candidates seeking three seats on the Montgomery County School Board advanced to the general election with a split between conservatives and liberals. Greenblatt led with 2,629 votes and Ewing with 42,878 as precincts counted. Greenblatt’s running mate Suzanne Peyser ranked third with 37,925 votes. Liberal hopefuls Sandra Kingshaw and Marilyn Praisner trailed, while Goodman and Gersten split the next spots. Ballots with blanks totaled 15,076 by 10 p.m. The slate drew endorsements from the Montgomery County Education Association and Committee for Public Schools, shaping the contest ahead of the November general election.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Marian L Greenblatt
Blatt G Ewing
Greenblatt
Ewing
Dr Greenblatt
Sandra Kingshaw
Marilyn J. Praisner
King-Shaw
Praisner
Michael F. Goodman
Edward H Gerstenfield
Goodman
Gerstenfield
Jorge Luis Ribas
George Aument
David Roffe
Dr. Greenblatt
Montgomery County Education Association
Committee For Public Schools
Carter Reagan edge county in Sixth District races
In the Sixth District Democratic race Carter David Shaw led with 18.4 percent and others trailed, while Beverly Byron won the GOP primary with 78.8 percent. County reactions included praise for Reagan’s campaign organization, endorsements for Carter, and calls for party unity as election commentary framed Carter’s potential November race.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Beverly B. Byron
Raymond E. Beck
Frederick County
Jimmy Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
Edmund G Brown Jr
Cliff Finch
Lyndon LaRouche Jr
Ronald Reagan
George Bush Jr
John Anderson
Philip M. Crane
U.S Senate
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Roscoe G. Bartlett Jr
W. Dallas Merrell
John M. Brennan
Jack F. Holden
Gerald G. Warren
Senate
David E. Shaw
Victor L. Crawford
Edward T. Conroy
R. Spencer Oliver
Robert L. Douglass
Beverly
Byron
Thomas H. Hattery
William B. McMahon
Melvin C. Perkins
John J. Kubricky
Kent Sullivan
Clifford H. Andrews
Frederick
Ronald Young
Carter
Kennedy
Young
Ted Kennedy
Gary Martin
Joan
Mrs. Martin
Steve T. Swank
Reagan
Swank
Calfornia
Bush
Middletown and Frederick News Bits from May 14 1598
The issue notes publication details for The News in Frederick Maryland, and features a candidate debate plan for Byron and Beck over inflation taxes and energy. It also previews the 1980 Middletown High School Pops Concert with performances by a long list of seniors and choral groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Beck
General Assembly
Middletown High School
Deanna Kefauver
Ed Culb
Lyon Bickoess
Lise Krants
Kelly Whitter
Kim Biigermen
Repeutsry Lyawnt
Debbie Kotcheerenther
Melita Abalt
Burns retains judgeship in Carroll amid broad primary showing
Carroll County voters backed incumbent Fifth Judicial Circuit Judge Luke X. Burns in a landslide across Democratic and GOP primaries. Burns defeated Del. V. Lanny Hardenhorn, winning all 31 precincts. turnout was 34 percent of 33,403 registered voters. Carroll also backed Rep Beverly Byron and GOP challenger Del. Raymond Beck while Carter led the Democratic presidential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke X. Burns
Carroll
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Carroll County
Beverly B. Byron
Del
Raymond E. Beck
Judge Burns
del. V. Lanny Hardenhorn
Hardenhorn
Burns
Harchenhorn
Barcenhorn
Maryland
House of Delegates
Byron
Birthday Wishes and School Music Program Highlight Lime Kiln News
Birthday wishes extend to Harry Heffner and Tom Baugher with dates in May. Carroll Manor Elementary School held a Spring Music Program directed by Jeanne Permenter and featured first through third graders with music under Reed Wachter. Families and neighbors, including Baugher, Ramsburg, Aylor, and Titus households, were noted visitors and guests. Terry Steinhaus will graduate from Blackburn College in Carlenville MA this week.
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Beary Baugher
Harry Heffner
Tommy Baugher
Carroll Manor
Jeanne Permenter
Reed Wachter
Johnson Steinhaus
Eric
Truoix
Terry Steinhaus
Blackburn College
Carlenville
Henry Baugher
Henry Baugher Jr
Tommy
Buckeystown
Junior Ramsburg
Michelle
Old Annapolis Road
Lewis Aylor Jr
Daniel Baugher
Aylor Drive
Baugher
James Titus
Doubs
Philip Scheetz
Joseph Bayles
New Design Road
Paul DeGrange
Frederck
Alan Hunter
Ethel Smith
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Sonia Boin
Upper Montgomery
Carter, Reagan
John B. Anderson
House of Representatives
Sneak
George Bush
Sieitling
Edward P. Thomas
Thomas
Sen
Howard) Baker
Thomas Thomas
the Nindibien
Great Southern Printing & Mig. Co PO
East
Patrick Street
THE
Frederick, Md
Robert E. Graham
Mount Airy
Frederick Carroll
Clifford H Andrews
Edward M Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
South Carroll
South Carroll High School
Martins Westminster
Roxanne Spriggs Thompson
Mulberry Rd
Annapolis
Debbie Shipley Seivold
Ruthan Pittinger
Brown
Ronald Regan
Prince Georges County
Mountgomery County
Lime Kiln
Chub
Browning
Richard L. Hoover, SR
Willow Creek Court
Frederick MD
Bethesda
Wassad Gents Mutual Frooms
FORD
Crown Victoria
Fairmont
Granada
Mustang
TOR Company
Waverley Drive
Frederick, MO
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