Ford wins large in Michigan and Maryland primaries landslide
In Michigan Ford tops Carter by a wide margin while Brown defeats Carter in Maryland. Carter gains delegates in both states as Udall and Udall allies claim momentum. Reagan trails as Ford’s victories slow Reagan’s delegate surge. At the same time a major narcotics raid in Frederick leads to nine arrests and four warrants.
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Frederick
David Lee van Winkle
W. Patrick St
Roger Lee Locke
E South
James Franklin Fox
Patrick St
Donald Eugene Thomas
Phobus Ave
Marvin Hamilton Myers
All Saints
Perry Eugene Ferguson
N. Bentz St
Rayford Perry Jr
South S J
Daryll Wayne Weddle
Yellow Springs
Ford
Michigan
Maryland
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Betty
Brown
Idaho
Frank Church
Nebraska
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Udall
New York
Jimmy Caner
Hep
Morris R Udall Ford
White House
Mayor predicts Frederick to become state’s largest city
Mayor Howard N. Young told a Bicentennial salute to Frederick that the city could be the state’s second largest within ten years and the largest excluding Baltimore City if city planners’ projects materialize. He accepted a Chamber award and reflected on Frederick’s ascent to national recognition.
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Howard N. Young
Frederick City
Baltimore City
Young
Frederick
Frederick County Square
Frederick County
New Market Rejects C&P Dial Station Plan
The New Market Board of Appeals refused Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company’s request to build a new dial station in the historic district despite soggy weather and local opposition. The ruling, chaired by Difford Watkins, notes the option to appeal to courts. Attorneys for C&P included Glenn Michelle Harry Barrick and Benjamin Bickford.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Board of
Difford Watkins
Ckp
Glenn Michelle
Harry Barrick
Benjamin Bickford
Michelle
New Market
Turnout in Frederick County Primary Shows Increased Participation
Frederick County voters turnout reached about 45 percent with more than 17 000 expected after absentee canvass begins. Dems favored Carter in county by backing Brown in state totals. Republicans supported Ford with Byron leading in the Sixth District. County results show narrow Sarbanes edge in Senate race and Byron ahead in the Sixth Congressional Race. three Ford designees led GOP delegate tickets.
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Frederick County
Jimmy Carter
Edmund Brown
Carter
Frederick
Ronald Young
Brown
Maryland
Ford
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Senate
J. Glenn Beall
Frederick Countians
Paul Sarbanes
Joseph D Tydings
Sarbanes
Goodloe E. Byron
Dan C. Rupli
Byrons
Edward P Thomas
GOP
del Donald F Munson
Washington County
Brenda Butscher
Garrett County
Thomas
Property Review Board Holds Oath for Reappointed Members
Clerk of the Circuit Court Charles Keller administered the oath to reappointed Board of Property Review members G. Eugene Anderson Austin P. Renn and Howard R. Stepler. The three, an attorney, an engineer and an agriculturist, may hear appeals on road land purchases and offer awards subject to appeal to the Chrownit Court for condemnation proceedings.
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Charles Keller
Circuit Court
Board of Property Review
G. Eugene Anderson
Austin P. Renn
Howard R. Stepler
Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial District
Department of Traneportation
Chrowit Court
Byron defeats Rupli in Sixth District race
In Frederick County, Byron wins 56 percent of votes, 6,169 to 4,017, defeating Dan C. Rupli for a fourth term in Congress. Rupli outspent Byron and drew support in eastern Montgomery County and Columbia. Byron campaigned at factories and post offices. A snow storm hits far Western Maryland with a 36 degree Frostburg morning.
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Dan Rupli
Goodloe Byron
Byron
Rupli
Goodloe E. Byron
Dan C. Rupli
Frederick County
Rupit
Frederick
New Town
Columbia
Raph
Burkittsville
Frostburg
Maryland
Maryland delegates split as party totals rise in state races
In Maryland the convention results show Thomas and Young winning seats for the sixth district. Democrat Jimmy Carter leads in delegate counts despite losing the popular vote, with Sarbanes defeating Tydings in the Democratic Senate Primary. The stock market edged higher as trading opened.
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Frederick
Edward P Thomas
Ronald Young
Ford
Maryland
Ronald Reagan
Brenda J. Butscher
Garret
Thomas
Donald F. Munson
Washington County
Willian King of
Cumberland
Jimmy Carter
John P Corderman
Hagerstown
James Clark Jr
Ellicott City
Thomas B Finandr
Paula Hollinger
Randallstown
Mayor Young
Betty Floyd
Galen Clagett
Tom Slater
Mary Singleton
Associated Press
Byrnes
Cushwa
Barones
Jewish and Arab Students Clash Cited in Bray Report
A Bray town update notes clashes between Arab and Jewish students as part of ongoing tensions. The weather section forecasts windy cool conditions with variable cloud cover and a high in the low to mid 70s.
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