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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
2
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In Frederick County on May 18 1976 residents vote in a pivotal primary open to all citizens over 18. The piece notes historic voter turnout, party registration counts 21727 Democrats 14461 Republicans 169 unaffiliated, 89 polling places and 103 machines. Voters select one Republican presidential candidate three delegates, one Democratic presidential candidate five delegates, a Democratic Senate candidate, and a House candidate in Maryland. It urges turnout and frames the election within the nation’s 200th year celebration.
Cleopatra Campbell argues during Law Day that 200 years of liberty depended on lawful change and selective civil disobedience. She cites revolutions, unions, abolitionists, and suffragists as forces that strengthened liberty while noting the WWII Japanese American internment as a tragic exception.
The May 18 1926 semi annual meeting in Brodbeck Hall Hood College drew 190 federation members from 22 clubs. Students from the college economics department under Miss Martha Thomas led an entertainment program by the glee club.
A reader argues from biblical authority that abortion is intrinsically wrong, condemning medical terms like fetus and embryo as misleading. The letter cites Jeremiah and Exodus to claim life begins at conception and urges turning to Christ, urging society to place God at its center. Signed by Mr and Mrs David M Patrick of Walkeraville, Maryland.
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