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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1994

Page

6

Voters Guide outlines Maryland Sept primary race details

The Voters Guide in this issue explains the September 15 Maryland primary and urges voting. It covers Governor, U S Senate, Comptroller, and Attorney General with LWV input, plus county and legislative races from the newspaper. Advertising was kept off pages with LWV content to preserve nonpartisan info.

Maryland United States League of Women Voters U.S. Senate House of Delegates State Senate League

Endorsements and calls for Republican reform in Maryland politics

Harvey Kirk urges Frederick County residents to vote Republican to curb central government power. He criticizes party incumbency, pork barrel politics, and perceived graft, promoting independence, constitutional restraint, and principled leadership. Kirk promotes Republican candidates to face Democrats in Maryland's Sixth District and for local offices.

Roscoe Bartlett Maryland Washington America Public Trust Republican Party Republic Frederick County Annapolis

Education and muddle-minded politicians clash over policy

Edward White Campbell of the James Buchanan Brady Foundation in Frederick quotes critics who argue education can hinder clear thinking. The author cites experiences at West Point and the Naval Academy, contending that many educated individuals rely on rote data rather than genuine analysis.

Cliff ‘Snyder West Point Naval Academy Frederick White House Senate America Carnegie Vanderbilt Rockefeller Ford J.P. Morgan Buckless Bill Clinton H.G. ‘Wells Woodrow Wilson Washington Edward White-Campbell James Buchanan Brady Foundation

Quiet Labor Day in Frederick with local events

The nation’s Labor Day passed quietly in Frederick with light traffic. A doubleheader at McCurdy Field, a softball game, and a concert in Baker Park marked the holiday. Red Cross offered free corrugated boxes for prisoners of war mail. A local mystery about a 1849 coverlet was solved and tied to Jacob Gernand. City police investigated vandalism involving pellet rifles. Mayor Young praised President Ford’s conditional amnesty stance for draft dodgers and deserters.

McCurdy Field Baker Park Frederick Emily Crimm Bittle Frederick County American Red Cross Red Cross Lloyd C. Mackley Thurmont E. Ralston Goldsborough Portland Frances Nunn Mr. Gernand Frederick Wihide Jr Emanuel Meily Jr John and Samuel Mellinger Daniel Bordner Lebanon County Frederick City Pvt Pierce Stine Ronald N. Young Gerald Ford

Sauerbrey Support Letter Highlights Governor Bid

Catherine M. Ditman of Mount Airy voices strong support for Ellen Sauerbrey in Maryland Republican primaries. She praises Sauerbrey’s smaller government stance and tax relief while criticizing opponents for pork spending and Brady Bill votes. Ditman urges unity and positive debate over mudslinging.

Ellen Sauerbrey del. Sauerbrey U.S Helen Bentley Rep. Bentley Howard Denis Maryland Bentley Parris Glendening Rep Beatle Cii Spendy Sen Denis

Aron presses in Maryland GOP Senate race against Brock

In the Maryland Republican primary Ruthann Aron of Montgomery County closes on national figure Bill Brock, with Roy Meachum noting Gov race insights in the Frederick Post of July 27. Mason-Dixon Poll on July 20 suggested Aron could beat Brock in November against incumbent Paul Sarbanes.

U.S. Senate Maryland Ruthann Aron Montgomery County Bill Brock Roy Meachum Frederick Post Brock Mason-Dixon Aron Paul Sarbanes

Aron Rivalry Grows Over Tough Honest Candidate Image

Stan Krupnik argues Ruthann Aron is favored statewide with broad name recognition and strong stances on crime, welfare reduction, term limits, and government spending. He predicts Aron will defeat Brock in September and Sarbanes in November, calling for backing a winner.

Aron Brock Mr. Brock Washington Ruthann Aron Mrs. Aron Paul Sarbanes Jill

Lawrence Tommy Dorsey for State's Attorney endorsement

Gilmore Trout of Walkersville writes in support of Lawrence Tommy Dorsey for Frederick County State's Attorney. He highlights Tommy Dorsey's long service, work ethic, youth involvement, and proven track record, urging voters to elect him.

Frederick County Lawrence Tommy Dorsey Tommy Tommy Dorsey Ublic Frederick

Marilyn Young for Frederick County Office

Support Young to elect Marilyn Young who knows Frederick and business. She understands budgeting and the bottom line and will work to build consensus in Annapolis while balancing people’s needs with public good. She brings a practical, business minded perspective and a focus on solutions.

Frederick Marilyn Young Annapolis Luckt

Candidate Charles Luttrell Seeks District 3 State Senate Seat

Charles R Luttrell announces his candidacy for State Senate in District 3 with backing from the Democratic Central Committees of Frederick and Washington counties. He highlights teaching service in Frederick County, calls for addressing education funding, school board issues, overcrowding and debt, and promises to discuss key campaign topics as the race heats up.

Democratic Central Committees Frederick Washington District 3 U.S Frederick County FCC Annapolis America

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The Voters Harvey Kirk Walkersville Republican Central Committee STMES Merle News-Fpost Sauerbrey Catherine M. Ditman Mount Airy Stan Krupnik Col USA Selene Stevens Smithsburg Charles R. Luttrell Frederick
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