Hughes says integrity key in Maryland 1978 campaign
Democratic candidate Harry Hughes told Anne Arundel County business leaders that pollsters misjudge voters. He pledges to restore honesty in state government, curb economic decline, and improve management to control expenses and taxes. He argues Maryland is seen as anti business and vows to become the state’s top salesman.
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Mandel campaign leader backs Hughes in Maryland race
Percy Chaimon, longtime Mandel campaign chair and Maryland political figure, raises funds for Harry Hughes. He sold about four thousand dollars worth of tickets for a hundred dollar each to a Hughes fundraiser to be attended by President Carter next Wednesday. McWilliams said records show Chaimon offered access to Mandel officials’ contributors, though none were contacted, and described Chaimon as volunteering after Hughes won the September 12 primary.
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Mideast talks show progress toward peace treaty terms
Washington reports Egypt and Israel made quick initial strides toward finalizing a historic peace accord under U S sponsorship. A second round was planned with a Sunday session likely, as Carter and Ali urged broader Arab and Palestinian involvement while promising a comprehensive regional peace.
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Carter Lack of Impact on Election Dampens Carter
Washington AP notes President Carter’s standing will not reshape the looming congressional vote. Analysts say voters prioritize local candidates over national figures, though results will still be read as a gauge of the White House and GOP opposition. Local dynamics largely drive outcomes, with national trends secondary.
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