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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1978
Page
3
Residents urged to register at Winchester Hall by tonight to be eligible for the November 7 general election. The piece emphasizes the need for new residents and first time voters to enroll, noting past nonvoter removals and urging turnout for governor state senate and county commissioner races.
A digest on bread as a French staple from historic price controls to modern shifts in supply. It notes public complaints tied to Marie Antoinette lore, the Revolution, and a 1791 price policy ending in free market pricing for baguette croissant and brioche, while predicting a move to electric ovens and frozen dough amid changing diets. The piece also cites a typographical error correction about voter turnout and informed citizens.
A reader argues for Question E TRIM in Montgomery County citing federal taxation, sewer moratorium costs, and perceived neglect by Baltimore and Annapolis media. The letter links Panama Canal tolls, Port of Baltimore and taxes to local homeowners and cites Maryland officials and editors.
At UMES Princess Anne campus, students register under heat as supporters argue enlargement, new programs, and strong state backing will prove the campus viable. Andrew Bradley, a 20-year-old construction worker, embodies enrollment interest amid plans to import College Park professors and expand practical courses.
The City Ministerial Association held a meeting at Hotel Frederick to map a ten week loyalty campaign from October 28 to December 20. Rev. Dr Charles E Weberler chaired, outlining aims and expected outcomes of coordinated Protestant church efforts. Also reported: Martinsburg football beat Frederick AC 34 2 at Lambert Field with two first quarter TDs. Nig Grove scored later. Rally Day marked Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School anniversary with 1345 in attendance, 124 visitors.
Twenty years ago the Board of Election Supervisors completed the listing of four candidates for the November ballot to appear on the county voting machines. Richard F. Kline Inc. began laying the surface course on the Frederick by-pass linking West Patrick Street and Motter Avenue. Hood College students planned Campus Day as alumnae and parents prepared for Homecoming weekend. Mrs Grant Deshazer's October talk at the Rosedale Homemakers Club highlighted new market trends.
Washington columnist outlines how Attorney General Griffin Bell and adviser Charles Kirbo, longtime allies, allegedly coordinated an investigation into Kirbo's ties to the Vesco influence scheme. The piece notes FBI scrutiny, the White House's knowledge, and internal Justice Department briefings amid denials and guarded statements.
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