Fauntleroy Seeks Brunswick Mayor Post Amid Recall Debate
The Brunswick mayoral race centers on Susan Fauntleroy facing recall critics as she campaigns for re election amid town financial strains and public discontent. The News Post endorses nothing but supports voters deciding leaders themselves and notes two challengers Richard Goodrich and Terry Heffner also contest.
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Brunswick
Frederick County
Wooden
Susan Fauntleroy
News-Post
Elizabeth Taylor and aging in a glamour culture
A reader analyses an Elizabeth Taylor perfume ad showing her youthful image, arguing aging is natural and dignified. He cites Taylor’s aging, contrasts with other stars, and praises actors like Jessica Tandy, Hume Cronyn, Helen Hayes, Lena Horne, and Paul Newman for aging gracefully.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Corinne
Lorinne
New York
Gabor Sisters
Jessica Tandy
Hume Cronyn
Cronyn
Tandy
Helen Hayes
Mary Martin
Lena Horne
George Burns
Milton Berle
Bob Hope
Saudi Arabia
Paul Newman
Joan Woodward
Raquel Welch
Ann Miller
Deluptuius
Carol Channing
Ray Burr
Brando
Soviets Eye Cutting Ties With Cuba Amid Aid Strains
Moscow weighs a rapid Cuba exit as Castro resists reform and drains Soviet resources. Soviet aid totals 5.1 billion dollars yearly, including 1.1 billion in military support, while bread lines grow at home and relations fray after Cuba’s Persian Gulf stance. Aeroflot hints at future moves.
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Castro
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Cuba May Move Latin American Base From Havana to Miami
United States and Soviet pressures ripple through Cuba as fuel and oil cuts strain supplies. Pravda letters criticize Cuban policies while Cuba robs scarce goods amid Khrushchev era style reshaping. With Soviet pullback, Castro tightens rationing as U S embargo looms large and banks face crisis.
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Miami
Cuba
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Scott Sleek
United States
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Bush
Frederick Fair draws thousands as a second night dazzles crowds
Fireworks and stage acts captivated Frederick on the fair’s second night with unofficial attendance around 10 000 though 1500 to 2000 spectators watched the show. Parking meters drew pennies and nickels from passersby and curious locals alike while a housing project naming contest offered a $10 prize. Notables attended a Red Horse Steak House party honoring columnists, as seventeen candidates appeared at a meet the candidates night and Bishop Walsh returned after 22 years, including 12 in a Chinese prison.
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Red Horse Steak House
Richard Lebherz
Frederick
Pat
Charles A. Price
Shirlee
Pat Andochick
John Morgan
Phyllis Thomas
Fred J. Archibald
Dan Weinberg
Charles Hicks
Robert L. Pitts
Harry J. Leichert Sr
Stuart Haller
Robert Hotz
Phillip O'Connell
Simon Poulain
Vicki Doty
Donna Schroer
Liz
Les Carpenter
Myron Randall
Charles Schroer
Scott Kirkpatrick
Davey Marlin Jones
Alison Lelan
Barbara Coleman
Libby Musser
Valerie Fox
Md 75 traffic light spurs funding dispute in county
Mount Airy reader Joanne Kropf denounces the county fight over a full traffic signal at Md 75 and Old Annapolis Road. She questions the $10,000 price, condemns dissenting commissioners and mocks studies that downplay signal benefits for safety.
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MD. 75
Old Annapolis Road
MD. 144
Giancola
Hoke
Golden Mile
Mount Zion Road Issues Highlight Trust in County Roads Board
Frederick County residents air frustrations with road maintenance and approvals. They cite Mount Zion Road and Gold Mine Road examples showing upgrades favor areas with fewer homes and less traffic while others with more homes face delays. They question whether decision making adequately weighs voices of larger, daily commuter communities and upcoming developments.
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Roads Board
Frederick County
Mount Zion Road
Gold Mine Road
Old Middletown Road
Mudat Civil Road
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Mount Zion
Ron Linton
Residents Question Road Upgrading And Rockville Dog Case
Letters from James W. Respess and Lonnie Purkey criticize Frederick County road maintenance and Rockville Animal Control Board decisions. They urge year round schooling, use of vacant buildings, and caution on dog attack outcomes while calling for cost effective improvements and accountability.
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Rockville Animal Control Board
Rockville
Richard Kerns
Fund raising coordination urged for Frederick County
Community leaders call for cooperation to avoid overlap in fundraising efforts as Frederick County grows and diverse groups join. Emphasizes sharing information, engaging newcomers, and coordinating agencies to maximize donations and community benefit under limited funds. Speaker Sushil Bhattacharjee advocates organized appeals.
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Nell Hnman
Frederick County
Maryland union endorses Schaefer amid employee discontent
The Maryland Classified Employees Association votes to back William Donald Schaefer in the November race as dissidents push a motion at the Ocean City convention to hear challenger William Shepard despite their president's wishes.
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Maryland Classified Employees Association ‘State Employees Union
William Donald Schaefer
Ocean City
William Shepard
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