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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1993

Page

11

Debated ethics and business in Grimes Hughes mayoral clash

In Hood College town hall, Democrat Gary Hughes challenged James Grimes on his city dealings and board affiliations while Grimes defended trucking business with the city via bids and a bank board role. Hughes urged unity and a broad economic plan including housing, downtown strategy, and tax relief to spur growth.

Hood College Gary Hughes James Grimes Hughes Grimes Grimes Trucking Fcnb Bank

NOW PICKS Hughes Mahone For Frederick Races In NOW Endorsements

The National Organization for Women statewide committee endorsed Mayoral candidate Gary Hughes and aldermanic candidate Wille Mahone in Frederick city elections while passing on three female contenders. NOW’s Frederick County chapter interviewed the two men and praised Hughes social justice work and Mahone's activism, citing lack of time to question others. The group did not endorse Meta Nash or Frances Baker, and rejected alderman Sally Murphy as anti choice. In Alaska, a 66 year old woman Amisha McCormick was found dead after being trampled by a moose while checking on two puppies, autopsy citing a head injury. The puppies survived.

State Committee The National Organization For Women Frederick City Gary Hughes Wille Mahone Frederick County Hughes Mahone Gary Wile Melinda Sadler Meta Nash Frances Baker Ms Sadler Anchorage Alaska Amisha McCormick Steve Warner Warner

Jim Grimes Seeks Public Safety Focus as Alderman and Mayor

Jim Grimes outlines his public safety record with the Police Department and Fraternal Order of Police. He credits four years of crime reduction, added patrols, community policing, bike patrols, and neighborhood watches to deter crime. He warns about Baltimore and Washington area influence and vows safety as a top priority if elected mayor.

Police Department Fraternal Order of Police Baltimore Washington

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