Mathias Seen Vulnerable in 1986 Senate Challenge
Senate veteran Charles Mathias faces potential 1986 re‑election trouble as the National Journal ranks him among the four most vulnerable GOP senators. The Maryland Republican, tied for third, trails Packwood and Mattingly in vulnerability while Jake Garn tops the list. The index reflects Maryland trends and Reagan‑Era results, with Mathias aided by a strong 1980 margin and recent 57 percent public support in state polls.
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Oregon
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Georgia
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Utah
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House
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National Journal
Mason- Dixon Opinion Research Firm
Columbia
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Steve Sachs
Harry Hughes
Paul Sarbanes
Hoveet Arith
Anne “Sant
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Donald J. Devine
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Land sale ad stirs Rosemont officials over boundaries
A News-Post advertisement offering 13 Millard and Nancy Smith lots in the Village of Rosemont angered town leaders by claiming the land lay inside the village. Burgess-elect Francis Dean and the commissioners demanded the ad be corrected to avoid deceiving buyers.
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Honor ATTR donations to Heart Association in Frederick
The Frederick Carroll Chapter of the American Heart Association offers a service called A Time to Remember to honor friends relatives and business associates through local Heart Association contributions. Acknowledgement cards are sent to the honoree and gifts fund heart research education and community programs. Call 663-3189 for details.
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Hughes signs bills curbing child abuse and vetoes mining
Annapolis Gov. Harry R. Hughes signed the final batch of the 1985 Maryland General Assembly measures, including a robust child abuse package and a liquor-board reform for Frederick County. He vetoed a steep-slope open-pit mining bill and a slot machine return bill for Eastern Shore clubs, while boosting funding for Hood College and Mount St. Marys College and expanding county liquor authority.
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Allegany Garrett
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Eastern Shore
Joseph Long
General Assembly
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John Walsh
Adam Walsh
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Home Improvement
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