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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1994

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Absentee vote trend favors Glendening in close Maryland race

In Annapolis election officials aimed to finish counting absentee ballots with Democrat Parris Glendening holding a narrowing lead over Republican Ellen Sauerbrey. Absentees from 18 counties showed Sauerbrey narrowing Glendening’s initial 6,187 vote edge, though most uncounted ballots were in Baltimore city and surrounding counties.

Annapolis Parris Glendening Ellen Sauerbrey Glendening Baltimore City Montgomery Prince George’s Baltimore City

Absentee tally narrows and shifts county races in Frederick

Frederick County finished counting 1313 absentee ballots on Thursday with Ellen Sauerbrey gaining 297 votes to close on Farris Glendening in the governor’s race. Sauerbrey led 30,985 to 17,020 after combining with Tuesday results. In county races Mark Hoke widened his lead for county commissioner to 159 votes over David Gray, while Terre Roy Rhoderick extended his margin to 379 votes for a seat on the board.

Frederick County Ellen Sauerbrey Farris Glendening Sauerbrey Glendening House of Delegates Frederick Mark Hoke Hoke David Gray Mr. Hoke Terre Roy Rhoderick Linda Boyer Mark Jeffers Frederick County Board of Elections Winchester Hall Delmar Rippeon

U.S. ends arms embargo enforcement on Bosnia ally aid

The Clinton administration will stop enforcing the Bosnia arms embargo starting Saturday, shifting burden to Europe. Navy ships will not divert arms shipments to Bosnia or Croatia and heavy weapons bound for Bosnia may still be intercepted. The move risks widening Western rifts and draws reactions from Britain France Russia and Serbia amid ongoing fighting and political shifts in Bosnia.

Washington Clinton Bosnia U.S Yugoslavia Pentagon Congress White House United States Croatia Dee Dee Myers Britain France Bosnia-Herzegovina James P. Rubin United Nations New York U.S. Navy Russia Moscow China Radovan Karadzic U.N Una River Slovenia Zagreb Serbia U S U N Douglas Hurd NATO BBC Radio Vladimir Lukin Foreign Affairs Committee

Masonic Lodges Reunite After 121-Year Civil War Split

Columbia Lodge 58 reunites two historic Masonic bodies after a Civil War era rift. The merged lodge formed from 24 W Church St and Lynch Lodge will operate as Columbia Lodge 58 with about 360 members after August approval by the Grand Lodge of Maryland.

Frederick Columbia Lodge #58 Masonic Temple W Church St Columbia Lodge Union Confederacy Grand Lodge of Maryland Lynch Lodge Church Street

County balks on $150,000 in pay hikes

Frederick County commissioners balked at awarding about 150000 in raises for 99 workers including over 75000 for 35 high earners. The 4-1 vote tabled the raises and sent them to the newly elected board, with debate over director pay and evaluations before any disbursement.

Frederick County Sue Ann Yingling Ronald Sundergill Bruce Reeder Board of Commissioners

Worker killed by falling tree in Carroll Valley

Richard Allen Andrew, 45, of Emmitsburg, was killed when a tree fell on him while clearing a lot Wednesday afternoon in Carroll Valley. The accident occurred at about 2:20 p.m. as he helped cut trees with Andrew and Sons Construction Co. of Emmitsburg.

Carroll Valley Frederick County Richard Allen Andrew Hampton Valley Road Emmitsburg Pat Leinbach Adams County Leinbach Andrew Andrew and Sons Construction Co

Inside The News Family. Debbi Wiles captures local history

Debbie Wiles chronicles local history in this feature seen on Page C-1. The Frederick News Post notes its commitment to 100 percent recycled paper and recycling practices while highlighting the paper’s community role and archival perspective.

Debbie Wiles C-1 Frederick News. Post

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