Gray tops county race as Gardner edges Reeder for seat
In Tuesday’s county commissioner election David Gray won the top spot with 12.9 percent, while Democrat Jan Gardner narrowly outpolled incumbent Bruce Reeder for the sole second seat. Rhoderick Hogan and Thompson held steady, with Gardner securing the final board position by a slim margin amid 1,480 absentee ballots pending.
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Iona Hogan
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Frederick County
Parris Glendening
Barbara Mikulski
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Pauli Sarbanes
Eleanor Hringa
Winchester Halls
Mary Alice Marks
Glendening Secures Large Victory Across Maryland
Governor-elect Parris Glendening won a sweeping Maryland victory over Ellen Sauerbrey with 826,609 votes to 662,554, carrying Baltimore and most counties. The race, costly and negative, defied poll expectations as turnout matched 1994 levels while a surge in Black voter participation widened the margin.
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Ellen Sauerbrey
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Maryland
Polsters
Paul Rappaport
Caroline
Frederick County to elect school board after referendum
Voters approved a four year transition to elected members replacing governor appointments. In 2000 three of seven board seats will be elected nonpartisan, with the remaining four in 2002. Absentee votes showed 37,012 for and 11,165 against.
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Frederick County
Otto Gross
Jean Smith
Frederick
Democrat
Republican Central Committees
Carst Powell
Middletown
Bartlett Mikulski win new terms in evening of surprises
Incumbents held steady in key races as U S Representative Rescue Bartlett R 6th and U S Senator Barbara Mikulski D Md won reelection. Bartlett led Frederick County with 61.16 percent and district wide about 63 percent, while Mikulski captured 57.13 percent in Frederick County and 68 percent statewide. Pierpont trailed with 42.78 percent locally and 32 percent statewide.
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Frederick County
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Frederick
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Gray
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Delegates Elected in Frederick County Senate Race
Democrat Sue Hecht narrowly trails Louise Snodgrass and Joseph Bartlett as three delegates are chosen and Ferguson defeats Littrell to keep his senate seat. Hecht, the only Democrat, faces GOP criticism over debt and stadium votes while Bartlett, son of Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, secures a seat amid a recount scare and Castle finishes just shy of victory.
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Ferguson
Littrell
Senate
Sue Hecht
Frederick County
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Rick County
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U.S
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J. Anita Stup
Republican Central Committee
Bill Castle
Mr. Bartlett
Numbers Snafu
Castle
Teens charged in theft at Emmitsburg Ambulance Co
Frederick County deputies charged an 18 year old with lying to police after he confessed to stealing 2600 dollars from the Emmitsburg Ambulance Co and later withdrew the confession. A 17 year old was charged with theft for taking candy from the vending machine. No one has been charged in the bingo profits theft from a locked cabinet.
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Emmitsburg Ambulance Co
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