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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1976

Page

5

Primary elections heat Maryland’s Sixth District race

Area voters in Frederick County face a tight Democratic contest for Congress with Jimmy Carter and Jerry Brown vying for the national nomination while incumbent Byron and challenger Rupli spar in the Sixth District. Republican Ford battles Reagan in a mirrored state fight as polling locations across Frederick, Middletown, Thurmont and other towns are listed for today’s vote.

Senate Congress Frederick County Jimmy Carter California Edmund Jerry” Brown Jr Brown Carter Frederick Carter Maryland Gerald R. Ford Ronald Reagan Texas Michigan Ford Dan C. Rupli Burkittsville Goodloe E. Byron Rupli Byron Anty Arthur T. Bond J. Glenn Beall Joseph D. Tydings Paul S. Sarbanes Tydings Beall Sarbanes Baltimore Nixon Baltimore Sun Buckeystown Methodist Church

Deaf youth workshop and election day changes in Maryland

The Maryland General Assembly approved alcohol sales on Election Day in the state. Maryland School for the Deaf hosted a Junior NAD workshop with attendees from three nearby Deaf schools. Sessions covered deaf rights and achievements, with speakers from Gallaudet College and the National Association of the Deaf. Community events include a May 19 Braddock Heights gathering and James B. Thomas Jr. earning a BA from Washington College.

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