Kennedy backers push for Maryland presidential straw poll
Maryland Democrats backing Edward Kennedy plan a presidential preference straw poll at the state party conference in December. The group, meeting in Columbia, hopes Kennedy will announce by then and aims to persuade attendees from Montgomery Prince Georges and Anne Arundel counties. Jack Bregman leads Marylanders for Kennedy and predicts a narrow Kennedy win.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round and Daily Features Mix
Highlights include Jock Anderson on Guatemala and Coca-Cola rumors, plus a panel of columns from Hewom no's Choice and Susan B Anthony dollar views. A profile on Dr Harold E Mover covers family retirement interests, with Willan Brown weighing in on stress in families. Gourmet Corner notes English apple desserts and a new pudding recipe.
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Planners urge city to reconsider Weinberg property classification
Frederick planners urge Mayor Ronald N. Young to rezone the triangular Weinberg parcel east of Baughman’s Lane from B-3 commercial to residential. Chairman Richard Hudson notes the commission preferred residential use to protect nearby Conley farm, but respects the board’s desire for commercial development.
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Carter still leads Florida caucuses amid partial results
Palm Beach and Brevard counties shape race as Carter holds a statewide edge in Florida Democratic caucuses. Final tallies from 65 of 67 counties show Carter ahead of Kennedy with 376 to 119 delegates, while a split field for Brevard and surrounding counties reflects ongoing, uncertain results and strategizing for the state convention.
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Food Aid Arrives For Cambodian Refugees Amid Border Clashes
AP reports tens of tons of food and relief supplies flown to Phnom Penh while Thai Cambodian border clashes escalate. Mortar fire near a refugee camp kills several and injures others as Vietnamese and Cambodian forces clash over deposed premier. The U S and international agencies mobilize aid, with Red Cross and emergency funds funding relief for refugees.
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Congress faces gridlock over 1980 budget fight
In Washington the House and Senate remain far apart after two weeks of the new fiscal year. Key disputes include defense spending, social program cuts, and the federal deficit with leaders arguing whether defense should rise 3 percent for NATO SALT II and ratification prospects.
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Potomac Edison restores service after heavy snow damage
Potomac Edison reports virtually all customers have power back after the Wednesday snowstorm. George Martin says only one customer remained without service Monday morning. The company describes extensive equipment damage and major feeder line destruction in Mount Airy, noting crews from Hagerstown and Cumberland worked four days to rebuild the system.
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Weather Notes Amid Warm Tuesday Forecast
A hazy, mild day is ahead with highs near 70 and a warmer trend into Tuesday. Skies remain mostly sunny with a small chance of erratic showers and a 10 percent precipitation outlook.
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