Incumbents lead in Frederick County commissioner race
Voters returned four incumbents in a tight Frederick County race led by Anita Stup who won 11.69 percent with 17 611 votes and is set to become commission president with Mark Hoke as vice president as absentee ballots may still shift final totals.
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Frederick County Board of Asieners
Aesday
J. Anita Stup
Stup
Commission
Mark Hoke
Sterling R Bollinger
Hoke
Fort Detrick
Richard L. Grossnickle
Yingling
Bowerman
Grossnickle
Beverly Sharrer
County Election Supervisors
Bollinger
Ms. Sharrer
Frederick County legislators retain seats in state races
In Tuesday's general election Smelser Littrell and Hattery won reelection to the delegation while Morningstar lost to incumbent James E. xo and newcomer Boyd RB. Derr and Iser kept their state Senate seats with solid margins. Morningstar, a Democrat turned Republican, was defeated after four years in Annapolis.
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Nick
Annapolis
Dele
E M. Albert Morningstar
James E.xo
Boyd
Senos
John W. Derr
Charles Iser
Byargins
George A. Littrell
Thomas H. Hattery
Ces
Allan
Smith
Astar
Annaplanningstar
Fredericks
Frederick County
Donald T. Taylor
Middletown
Morningstar
Taylor
Derr
Braddock Heights
Boonsboro
Gerald W. Downs
Washington County
Downs
State Senate
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Senate
Smelser
Unionville
Carroll County
John Thompson
Frederick
Union Bridge
James B. McClellan
McClellan
Frederick Realtor
Beverly Byron Wins Fifth Term in Congress
Beverly Byron defeated Republican John Berge 98,323 to 38,136 to secure a fifth term, carrying Maryland's Sixth District. The Frederick resident, a mother of three, has built a national profile on the House Armed Services Committee and as head of the Arms Control and Disarmament panel, strengthening her district's influence in Congress.
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Ly B. Byron
Aring
Lcan
John Berge
Erick County
Byron
Berge
Inberge
Grove Bowevard
Frederick
Goodloe E. Byron
Beverly Byron
Maryland
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Senate House
Snyder Wins Sheriff Race In Rick County Victory Margin Seen
Bob Snyder defeated former Sheriff Barnes 16 798 to 1422 amid satisfaction with his patrol sharing plan with the state police and vows to continue improving agency cooperation. Barnes praised the clean campaign as Democrats sweep three Orphans Court seats with incumbents Happ Crum and Handley Ewing winning. Coplined on Page A 5
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Rick County
Bob Snyder
Sheriff's Department
Snyder
Gin
Barnes
Orphans Court
Shirley Happ
John M. Crum
Dorothy Handley Ewing
Robert D. Owen
Frederick welcomes new raw bar restaurant on surface street
A new raw bar restaurant opens in Frederick with a preview note on the front pages. The item highlights a forthcoming feature at the Rose Mil Manor Needlework Show and includes a sidebar quote about appearances versus knowledge. Weather notes predict light rain tonight tapering to morning with temperatures in the 40s and a cooler day ahead.
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Maryland
Frederick
Rose Mil Manor
FMH patients cast ballots in hospital voting drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital patients including Francis Slagle and 30 others used emergency absentee ballots to vote while bedridden. Volunteers from the Women’s Democratic League read names and assisted with marking choices, delivering a near full Election Day turnout under unusual circumstances.
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Michael Enright
News-Post
Francis Leonard Slagle
Lee
Slagle
Women’s Democratic League
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Sally Montgomery
Frederick Memorial
Montgomery
Annabelle Powell
Teresa Whitmore
Women's Democratic League
Single
Ermine Phillips
Senate
Barbara Mikulski
D-3rd
Linda Chavez
Charles McC
Mac” Mathias
Miskovsky
Board bans smoking in school buildings
Frederick County school board voted to ban smoking in all public school buildings effective July 1 1987. President Marvin Anthony opposed the ban arguing for designated smoking areas while Superintendent Stuart Berger supported the policy as reinforcing the health dangers of smoking to students.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Marvin Anthony
Anthony
Stuart Berger
Berger
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Matt Kempner
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