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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1982

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Beck advances to state senate in Carroll County race

In Carroll County Del. Raymond E. Beck defeated opponent Roger L. Mann by a about two thirds margin to win the District 5 state senate seat. Absentee ballots may alter several results as 600 ballots are yet to be counted. Other races include two Ripeslins for the House and a county commission slate split between Republicans and a Democrat.

Westminster Roger L. Mann del. Raymond E. Beck Mann General Assembly Beck Ripeslins Wee Deiuters House of Delegates Carroll County Albert W. Alino Berrett John B. Joy Carroll Howard Richard N. Dixon Matthews Annapolis John T. Willis Dixon Frank D. Coleman Baltimore Counties Baltimore County Lawrence A. LaMotte Jeffrey H. Gray LaMotte Gray John L. Armacost South Carroll J. Jeffrey Griffith Commission William V. Lauterbach LeRoy Conaway Joy Louis B. Sharon Wayne Cogswell Doris Pierce New Windsor Harry L. Hughes Sen Paul & Sarbanes Robert Pascal Newton Steers Lawrence J. Hogan Sarbanes U.S Senate Louis L. Goldstein Richard L. Andrew Seite Happence Stephen H. Sachs Robert N. Dugan Beverly B. Byron Roscoe Bartlett Larry W. Shipley Davis H. McCabe Reese Lepp

DC Votes New At ANCAS For Statehood Step

The District of Columbia voted itself a new constitution marking a step toward statehood. Nationwide a major push emerged for a worldwide nuclear weapons freeze with referenda in multiple states showing strong support. California saw a gun control effort fail by a 2 to 1 margin, while bottle deposit laws divided Western states. Nuclear freeze measures gained traction in several New England and Midwest states with mixed results elsewhere.

District of Columbia California Massachusetts West Arizona Colorado Washington State Wisconsin Rhode Island New Jersey Oregon North Dakota Montana Michigan

Republicans preserve Senate control in midterms

Republicans kept the Senate, with wins in California Virginia Missouri Wyoming Nevada Utah Connecticut and Minnesota offsetting upsets in New Mexico and New Jersey. Incumbents fared well as 27 reelected, one leading, two lost. Rhode Island remained undecided with about 15 000 absentee ballots left.

Washington Senate California Virginia Missouri Wyoming Nevada Utah Connecticut Minnesota New Mexico New Jersey John Chafee Rhode Island Sacog Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Howard Metzenbaum Ohio Robert C. Cyrd West Virginia Aiav Ware

Democrats swell majority in House

Democrats widened their House advantage by about two dozen seats amid a backlash to Reaganomics, narrowing the Republican gap to 241 Democrats and 192 Republicans with two vacancies. The party led in 266 districts as incumbents fell in 21 states, signaling a strong midterm shift and shaping the Obama era tone of economic policy debates.

Washington Reagan Thomas P. O'Neill Jr White House James A. Baker III Duesudy California San Diego Pete Wilson Edmund G. Brown Jr Senate New Jersey Frank Lautenberg Millicent Fenwire New Mexico Jett Bingaman

Weather Showers From Great Lakes To Gulf Coast Today

The National Weather Service forecasts showers across a band from the eastern Great Lakes to the Mississippi Valley and the Gulf Coast today. The outlook emphasizes unsettled conditions with lingering precipitation patterns and potential localized downpours.

National Weather Service Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Gulf Coast

Officials probe Union Bridge fire arson suspected first call 1 38 a m

The Carroll County Fire Marshal’s Office continues the investigation into the Union Bridge Clothing Co fire considered arson. Fire crews from Union Bridge New Windsor New Midway Taneytown Libertytown Woodsboro Reese and Westminster responded. The building suffered extensive damage and the company had closed earlier this year as a sister operation of H. L. Hartz Clothing Manufacturers in Frederick.

Carroll County Union Bridge Clothing Co Elkwood Kaufman Kaufman Sewadey Anc Union Bridge New Windsor New Midway Taneytown Libertytown Woodsboro Reese Westminster Clothing Company H. L. Hartz Clothing Manufacturers Frederick Darlene Wiles Burall

Weather outlook for western Maryland and mountains

An approaching cold front raises showers chances tonight through Thursday with cooler temperatures. In Western Maryland highs mid 70s today, 60s Thursday, lows 50s tonight. Maryland mountains expect showers late today into Thursday with highs around 70 today and near 60 on Thursday.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington David Lesher

Carriages Parade Through Frederick Sunday

A caravan of authentic horsedrawn carriages will trek Frederick's historic district Sunday as part of the Rose Hill Manor Carriage Museum Society annual celebration. After judging at Rose Hill Manor, the parade routes via Avenue and Magnolia to Hood College, where the Hood Chorale performs, then returns to Courthouse Square for a Leon Brass Band concert of 19th century music.

Frederick's Rose Hill Manor

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