Ford, Carter Win Delegates in Mi and Md Primaries
Michigan and Maryland primary results shift delegate counts. Ford leads Republicans in Michigan and wins all Maryland delegates, while Carter leads Democrats in Michigan and Maryland with Udall close behind. Brown edges Carter in Maryland among Democrats with 49 percent.
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Ford
California
Brown
Maryland
Sen. Franth Church
Nebraska
Carter
Michigan
Udall
Reagan
Adall
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Fred Harris
Sargent Shriver
Ellen McCormack
Western Maryland College Commencement May 23 Details
More than 400 bachelor's and master's degree recipients will graduate at Western Maryland College in Westminster on Sunday May 23. Joanne Greenberg noted authority on mental illness will speak at the outdoor 2 p.m. ceremony, weather permitting, with rain moves to Westminster Senior High. Approximately 260 graduates will receive BA and about 150 will receive MEd and ML degrees.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Joanne Greenberg
Swvc MG
Western Maryland
Westminster Senior High
Greenberg
American University
Denver
Colo
Maryland
Frederick County Votes Split in Heated Presidential Contest
In Frederick County 6,000 Republicans or 41.4 percent voted amid rain. Carter led Democrat totals with 4,718 for President and 4,514 for Senate among local returns. District delegates showed Clagett 3,016 and Corderman 3,010, while Ford and Reagan trailed in presidential tallies. Final canvass set for 10.4 Thursday at Winchester Hall.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Carter
James Clark Jr
Ellicott City
Jackson
Wallace
Young
John Corderman
James Clark
Thomas B. Finan Jr
Paula Hollinger
Brown
Board of Election Supervisors
Udall
Harris
Ellen McCormack
U.S. Senate
Sarbanes
Tydings
David Shaw
Carroll County
Howard L. Gates
William A. Albaugh
Roy L. Chambers
Walter Finch
Monroe Cornish
Byron
Rupli
Robert W. Alvaro
Florence Barondes
David C. Beard
Angela M. Beltram
Naomi Benzil
William B. Byrnes
Philip T. Carolan
Galen R. Clagett
James Hee
Board
Winchester Hall
Frederick celebrates parklands and growth in bicentennial event
Frederick city officials praise parkland totaling 9224 acres including the watershed and 20 plus city parks. Mayor Young lauds the town as a pioneer settlement from 1817, while dignitaries including Mrs. Peggy Williar and Mrs. Billie Alukson present plaques and awards at the mall celebration. A slide show closed the evening.
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Gov
Thomas Johnson
Francis Scott Key
Roger Brooke Taney
John Hanson
WT. Page
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Jubal Early
Young
Ft. Detrickland
Frerick
Frederick City
Peggy Williar
Frederick County
Allen Merchant
Billie Alukson
Chamber of Commerce
Hal Walters
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Sol Hoffman
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