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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1993
Page
6
Primary election set for Tuesday September 14 from 7 am to 8 pm at 11 polling places. Voters will choose one Democratic and one Republican mayoral candidate and five Democratic and five Republican aldermanic candidates for the November 2 general election. Primary restricted to registered partisans. registration closed August 16 and reopens September 24 to October 4 for the general. Election information 6%4-1005.
The item lists four inquiry questions for a candidate: motivation and qualifications for office. steps to boost downtown economic vitality. plans to improve police protection. and proposed location and rationale for a Maryland Rail Commuter station in Frederick.
Voters may check off candidates on the voter's guide and take it into the booth, but must remove it upon leaving. The guide is for individual voters only and should not be marked by organizations or other persons.
James Grimes 53 of 111 Fairview Ave seeks a second four year alderman term while running for mayor. He owns Grimes Truck Center and Grimes Towing with three decades in business. A Frederick High School graduate of 1957, he served in the Army and was recalled in the Berlin Crisis of 1961. He has directed roles with FCNB and Frederick Memorial Hospital, led the Lions Club, served on Hood College round table, and chaired the airport commission and police bargaining committee as alderman. Vincent J. Mooney Jr. 49 of 607 Wyngate Dr is a computer consultant with Info Tech Development Inc in Tysons Corner Va. A Fordham University graduate, he served in the Army Corps of Engineers 1965 70 and has four children. He is active in the Frederick Evening Sertoma Club and the local Republican party. He says he runs to address issues not adequately tackled by other candidates, citing East Street.
Frederick city voters have polling locations in district 2 across several precincts. Sites include South Frederick Elementary at 202 Madison, Hillcrest Elementary at 1285 Hillcrest Drive, Old Frederick Armory at 121 N Bentz St, Ballenger Creek Middle School, North Frederick Elementary at 1101 Motter Ave, Monocacy Middle School at 8009 Opossumtown Pike, and Monarch Ridge subdivision precincts.
Democratic mayoral hopefuls Jennifer P Dougherty Gary D Hughes and John Norman appear in a readable profile. Dougherty 32 runs Jennifer's restaurant at West Patrick Street and attended Mount St Marys College. Hughes 41 owns General Business Service with Navy training and multiple honors. Norman 56 is a construction consultant with a military background and crisis management experience.
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