Challenging campaign unfolds for Smith and Day in 4A race
The two candidates, Smith and Basil Day, face scrutiny over attendance, policy stances, and ethics as they campaign for the Maryland House of Delegates 4A seat. Smith defends his business focus and opposes pay raises while Day, a parole and probation official, emphasizes tax restraint and government spending limits.
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Siders
Smith
Touty
Stengathan
Hesgewog
General Assembly
Annapolis
Dul LeMjoy
Basil B. Day
Basil Day
Browningsville Cornet Band
The
Catoctones
Kemptown
Frederick High School
American University
State Department of Parole and Probation
Frederick
Montgomery County
Pikesville
Baltimore
Day
House
Parole and Probation Department
Police docket lists numerous city arrests and summonses
Tim Brown of Rochester faces loitering charges and jail time. Cary Henley Jr. of Middletown is cited for speed over the limit and jailed. Henry Brown on Ice Street charged with drinking an intoxicant on the street and assault, jailed. Scott Geisler near Frederick named in summons with no bench warrant for court failure, jailed. James Long of Williamsport cited for exceeding 25 mph, Beverly Grubbs Frederick for a 2 mph overage, Joseph Ford cited for non support with criminal summons. Grace Tobery on Key Avenue charged with reckless driving and failing to reduce speed to avoid collision, must appear in court. David Bowens at John Hanson apartments charged with petty larceny with personal bond. James Gaites on Young Place, stopping for a sign. Margaret Baumgardner on North Market red light, Robert Cummings of Uniontown improper passing, Harrie Storm on Clarke Place over 25 mph. Joane Parker on Pennsylvania Avenue shoplifting with criminal summons. David Remsburg on Jefferson, unsafe vehicle operation, multiple violations, must appear. Judy Carey on Frederick Rt 6 over 25 mph. Daryl Ambust on Carrollton Drive following too closely. Curtis Barnard East Fifth negligent driving. Lee Woodward of Mount Airy red light. Robert Kirkwood on Frederick Rt 7 over 25 mph.
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Timothy C. Brown
Rochester
Cary M. Henley Jr
Rt. 19
Middletown
Henry F. Brown
Scott A. Geisler
Frederick
James R. Long
Rt. 2
Williamsport
Beverly A. Grubbs
Rt 1
Joseph Ford
Carrollton Drive
Grace E. Tobery
Key Avenue
David L. Bowens
John Hanson
James R. Gaites
Young Place
Margaret L. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Robert E
Delayed consumer program seen not to spark miracles
White House economists caution against expecting a rapid turnaround as consumer support measures unfold. In London the US deficit for September surprised markets with a lower figure, while the dollar wavered and gold edged higher as nervous trading persisted. Pittsburgh lottery results noted where Thursday’s timber in the Pennsylvania Daily lottery was 0-8-4.
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London
America
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Five CETA youth jobs open in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg offers five fulltime CETA positions for economically disadvantaged youth aged 16 to 18 with a driver’s license. Jobs involve physically demanding conservation and water project work, including watershed maintenance, at a minimum hourly wage. Only two applicants so far. interested parties should contact Nancy Koott at Winchester Hall, Frederick.
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Emmitsburg
Sap Jones
Nancy Koott
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Veterans Day Parade Lineup From York to Cumberland
Numerous awards across the continental USA and Canada headline the Veterans Day parade lineup. The Kiltie Band of York Pa Johnnycake Junior High School Band Robersville Band Westminster Community Band Highlighters majorette group American Legion National Guard of Honor Washington DC and Ali Ghan Shrine Club motorized unit Cumberland join last year’s bands. Parade assembly is on Brunswick Street and Florida Avenue in the west end, with the route proceeding from Florida Avenue onto Potomac Street into the city.
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Canada
Kiltie
York
Johnnycake
Robrersville
Westminster
Highlighters
American Legion National Guard of Honor
Washington, D.C
Ali Ghan Shrine Club
Cumberland
Brunswick Street
Florida Avenue
Potomac Street
County Commissioners Face Wide Range of Campaign Questions
The commission seeks public input through interviews with each candidate. Topics include funding new schools, growth controls, attracting industry, meeting times, emergency services, open meetings, air quality, and government size. Candidates diverge on approaches and alignments with running mates.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Parade judging and open house at Brunswick Legion Home
Community events include a daytime parade judging for fire units ambulances and floats in Brunswick with another judging during the parade. An all day open house at the restored Legion Home on Maple Avenue features a dance from 4:50 p.m. to 11 p.m. with Jeanie C and the Country Caravan. Admission is free.
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Brunswick
Legion
Maple Avenue
Jeanie C
Yellow Jacket enforcement details on U.S. 15 in Frederick County
Police reports show speed and alcohol factors in most fatal crashes. Of 453 people tested in 1978, 42 percent admitted drinking. Since enforcement began, 22 drivers charged with DUI, 128 others with traffic violations, and 90 warnings issued, plus 23 speeding citations in July.
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Yellow Jacket
Frederick County
U.S. 15
Bartgis
Come Traction
Orndorff Road
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