Frederick County election results reveal incumbents toppled
In Frederick County Maryland Clagett led with broad district support while Hauvers 2 stood out as a conservative barometer. Dorsey Virts Crum and Bollinger faced defeats amid intra board squabbles and a contentious zoning fight. Polls misread turnout and absentee votes favored incumbents early before results flipped. The piece notes voter volatility and signals 1982 uncertainty.
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Charles C. Smith
Remsberg
Grossnickle
Beall
Paul L. Crum Jr
Mt. Pleasant
ABC News
Fleagle
Jesse I. Burall Sr
G. Raymond Shipley
Orphans Court
Hauvers 2
Foxville Area
Rich
Robert D. Owen
James McLaren Jr
Aom
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Lou” Dorsey
Dorsey
Woodsboro
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Haover
Pace
Edgar C. Virts Jr
Virts
Amity
Eastaleo
Jefferson Farmer Smith
Brunswick
Jefferson
Petersville
Frederick City
Paul L. Cram Jr
Cram
Crum
Frederick County
Wirts
Jean
Cruz
Dereng
Cocke
Sterling Bollinger Sr
House of Delegates
Bollinger
Swune AnUroco Ln
WFMD
Lewis
Urbana
New Market
Board of Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
Maryland
Road planning aims to identify needs for 20 year transport upgrades
Maryland officials push a county by county needs inventory to guide a six year highway construction program, bicycle trails, and sidewalks. The plan, funded by federal and state sources, seeks priority setting, property acquisition, and traffic and land use analysis for Frederick County, with a two year comprehensive study under way to align local and state goals.
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State Department of Transportation
Maryland Department of Transportation
General Assembly
Tly
Frederick County Planningment
Rene
Frederick
Federal Highway Sketcheization
Frederick County
Fivjec
Jim Herel
Dickey
Arminiout
Jegson
Com
Eastaleo
Roger Bulit
Bulit
France
Buiit
Intalco
Arm Market Reports Frederick Westminster Baltimore Livestock
Frederick, Westminster, and Baltimore markets report cattle and hog prices for Nov 20 21 and 24 1978. Cows, bulls, steers, heifers and veal calves show price ranges with activity levels. hogs and lambs list top and bulk figures. figures include weights 200-225, 230-260 and 170-190 pounds, plus springing heifers to 900 dollars. Quotations courtesy of Frederick Livestock Auction Inc and Western Maryland Stockyards, Inc.
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Frederick
Frederick Livestock Auction Inc
Westminster
Western Maryland Stockyards, Inc
Baltimore Livestock Exchange
Putman Farm Faces Smoke Damages From Eastalco Plant
Testimony from Putman and family describes respiratory irritation and eye burning from Eastalco emissions. They report trees dying on the southwest side and cattle becoming dehydrated with altered milk yields and odd drinking behavior. The elder Putman tears up as he recalls potential loss if the farm is lost.
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Putman
Eastalco
Fred Bower
C.C. Gordon
William Buck
Sheridan
Austin Z. Putman Jr
Frederick County
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