Five amendments on Nov. 2 ballot Maryland constitutional changes
Maryland voters face five questions on the November ballot with two local measures and three statewide housekeeping amendments. Question 3 would let Montgomery County elect councilmembers by districts, Question 4 lets Baltimore set its own debt limits, while Questions 1 2 and 5 address alimony gender neutrality, short term state borrowing, and petition filing rules respectively.
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Local races shape up in Frederick County elections
In Frederick County Maryland Republicans contest a crowded slate led by Sterling E Bollinger Sr and Paul Crum Jr with Donald L Lewis. Democrats field Jesse Burall Sr Susan Rosenstock Nolan and J Anita Stup while incumbents Rothenhoefer Barnes Dorsey Salisbury run in a close governor race like the sheriff prosecutor contests. County offices include treasurer Britt an Democrat register Eichelberger Democrat and clerk Keller Republican. Three judicial races feature Wenner Bishop and Stup Smith with a vacant Orphans Court seat open to Happ Anderson Kolb or Tavern er. Burma’s U Thant noted as secretary general elect in 1962.
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Oliver Thomas Kolb
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Maryland Republicans See Dim Prospects in Statewide Race
Maryland Republicans entered the election season with hope but face a likely Democratic sweep in governor attorney general comptroller and U.S. House races. Only Rep Marjorie Holt appears favored. Polls and a large registered-Democrat majority underscore slim GOP chances as campaigns strain on fundraising and national issues.
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Donation From Blue Ridge Riders Aids Maryland Boy's Ranch
The Blue Ridge Road Riders of Frederick County raised 1308 for the Maryland Sheriff's Boy's Ranch through their third annual Charity Poker Run. The funds support expenses for the ranch's nine resident boys as the club rotates beneficiary each year.
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