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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 06, 1974

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Voting Machine Guide to Maryland Primary Voting

A narrated guide explains the process for voting in the Maryland primary at the Frederick armory. It covers polling hours from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., locating precinct 7B, registering with poll judges, using IBM voting cards, and selecting candidates on a wall of levered options. The piece emphasizes voter calm, how to correct mistakes, and the reading order for Democratic and Republican ballots.

Frederick Armory Board of Election Supervisors Paul Rhodes Rhodes Nancy Kepler Kepler Inez Winpigler IBM Judith Rice Mrs. Rice Emogene T. Wyand Mrs. Wyand

Dorsey And Lewis Similar Backgrounds Yet Opposite Styles

The piece compares Lawrence A. Dorsey a Democrat and Donald L. Lewis a Republican county commissioner candidates. It contrasts Dorsey’s progressive record on poverty and civil rights with Lewis’s conservative aim to limit government power and his opposition to housing and zoning programs. It notes Dorsey’s shift on housing funding under pressure and their differing approaches.

Lawrence A. Dorsey Donald L. Lewis Lewis Dorsey Community Action Agency Human Relations Council Harry Truman Barry Goldwater Howard Cosell Nixon

Second Baumgartner Trial Set For Dec 2

Frederick County Sheriff Richard Baumgartner faces six counts of malfeasance in office and inmate mistreatment. trial tentatively set for December 2 in Ellicott City after prior delays tied to his 1973 embezzlement case appeals. A-3 continued.

Ellicott City Frederick County Richard Baumgartner Circuit Court Court of Appeals Bautgartner High Court Court of Special Appeals

Democrats Vow To Help Ford Fight Inflation

Senate leaders pledge to keep Congress in session to address the economy after the presummit, with Mansfield and ONeill backing action to curb inflation. Scott urges productive plans, not veto battles, while Ford signals openness to measures but avoids specifics.

Ford Washington Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Mansfield Hugh Scott Scott White House Senate Democrats House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Dmass

Great Frederick Fair tickets go on sale Monday

The secretary's office at Frederick Fairgrounds opens September 9 for reserved seats and season tickets to the five day Great Frederick Fair starting September 17. Renovations include removal of box seats, increasing reserved seating to 1106. hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through start of the fair. Horse stables move in next week. exhibits accepted 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday.

Frederick Fairgrounds Frederick

Frederick Aldermen Split Over War Defaulter Pardons

Frederick city leaders discussed conditional amnesty for war defaulters with mixed views. Alderman Richard Brady opposed it, Aldermen Claude DeLauter and Dr. James McClellan supported earned re entry with obligations, Mayor Ronald Young backed thePresident's plan, and others were unavailable or undecided.

Frederick Richard Brady News-Post Claude DeLauter James McClellan Ronald Young Ford Brady Donald Hiltner Elizabeth Burker DeLauter

Byron Labor Voting Record Costs AFL-CIO Support

Byron, a Democrat favored for a third term in Congress, failed to win AFL-CIO backing. The record cites votes to end federal OSHA funding, oppose salaries for inspectors of small firms, and against minimum wage bills for state and local workers.

Goodlock Byron Afl-Cio Labor Department OSHA Frederick County County Chamber of Commerce US Labor Department Maryland Jack Karlin US Employment Standards Administration

Rockville Man Dies in I-276 Crash Near Camus Road

A 2 year old Rockville man was killed and two others badly injured in a one vehicle crash on I-276 north of Camus Road. Driver Robert W. Gaither of 5309 Crestedge Lane lost control at high speed and struck a tree. Passengers James T Summerour and Robin Richard Davenhauer, both 20, were rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in critical and serious condition.

Rockville Frederick Robert W. Gaither Crestedge Lane I-276 Camus Road Maryland Gaither Frederick Memorial Hospital James T Summerour Stone St Robin Richard Davenhauer Stilwell Rd

Eleven Candidates Vie For Frederick Sheriff Post

Eleven hopefuls compete for the Frederick County sheriff's job offering a 12500 dollar annual salary for four years. Profiles include Roland Adams a former deputy and current boarding inspector, Donald Barnes a former state policeman focused on jail safety, and others with varied backgrounds in law enforcement and public service.

Frederick County Roland Adams Indian Springs Road Sherif Richard Baumgartner Adams Baumgartner Adams Donald C Barnes Woodsboro Frederick

Stock Market Slips After Mixed Tech Signals

In New York trading the market failed to extend Thursday gains as the Dow Jones average fell about 338 points to 447, with broad losses across most sectors. Investors weighed mixed technical signals and ongoing pressure on equities.

New York Todas Doma Jones Andumna Rainers Tod Toscs New York Stock Exchange

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