Dorsey and Crum Lead County Commissioner Primaries
Incumbent Paul Dorsey 67 wins Democratic primary with 4 170 votes and Paul L Crum Jr 48 leads Republican field with 3 167 votes. Both advance to November along with nine other candidates. Dorsey praised voters while Crum touted a strong general election shot as results unfold and absentee tallies await canvass.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Paul L. Crum Jr
Dorsey
Woodsboro
Crum
Frederick
Donald L. Lewis
Frederick City
Lewis
Frederick County
Jefferson
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Richard O. Curtis
Adamstown
John N. Crum
Sterling E. Bollinger Sr
Thurmont
Col
Harold A. Steiner
G. Eugene Anderson
Jesse L. Smith Jr
Winchester
Board of Election Supervisors
Richard Curtis
Wirts
Absentee Ballots Set to Decide District 3-B Outcome
With 35 percent turnout, incumbents lead but District 3-B remains unsettled as 400 absentee ballots in Frederick County and about 100 in Washington County will determine the final winner between Roger Moser and Charles Hershberger. The canvass occurs tonight at Winchester Hall basement.
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Frederick County
Symphony Launches 1974-75 Membership Drive In Frederick
The Frederick County Symphony Society starts its membership drive with a kickoff dinner at John Davis House Restaurant. Membership chair Joyce Krantz says they aim for a complete sellout of 1,500 tickets, touting season value next to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra led by Sergio Comissiona. President Rueben Caplan notes ticket pricing and season appeal.
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Frederick County Symphony Society
John Davis House
Frederick Towne Mall
Joyce Krantz
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Sergio Comissiona
Rueben Caplan
Wal Moe
Delphey Wins Easily One Vote Separates Moser
In the District 3B Republican delegate race in Frederick and Washington Counties the primaries produced a close contest. Incumbent Julien Delphey leads, while Roger Moser holds a one vote edge over Charles W. Hershberger for the other delegate spot.
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Moser. Hershberger
Frederick
Washington
Julien Delphey
Roger Moser
Frederick County
Charles W. Hershberger
Washington County
Delphey
Ford Orders Spending Plan To Aid Jobless
President Ford announced a plan to spend 415 million dollars to fund 5000 public sector jobs in state and local governments. He said 65 million will be released immediately to high unemployment communities, with 350 million more to follow under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act by month end.
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Ford
Washington
Labor
Peter J. Brennan
Senate
House
America
Maryland Lottery Draws Numbers in Dundalk
In Dundalk Maryland the Maryland Lottery results report the winning number 805077 for the state lottery and mention a milestone finalist number 14317. The public notice notes the draw occurred today with no prize amount listed.
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Dundalk, Md
Maryland
Mikulski Edges Talley in Maryland Senate Contest
Barbara Mikulski won the Democratic primary in Maryland with 129,815 votes to Bernard Talley’s 78,087, while Charles Mathias easily defeated Ross Pierpont, 78,303 to 25,145, advancing to a November race in the U S Senate contest. Walter Finch also ran in the crowded field.
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Miss Mikulski
Baltimore
Washington
Bernard L. Talley
Talley
Mathias
Pierpont
Walter Finch
Bower and Bowlus Lead State Central Races
Frederick J. Bower of Thurmont led Democrats and Lorene W. Bowlus led Republicans in statewide central committee races. The top seven vote-getters on each side, pending official counts and absentee ballots, included Austin Powell and Wilbur L. Lord Jr. on the Democratic slate alongside several others, with Republican totals led by Garland P. Feaga and Earl C. Smith among others.
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Frederick J. Bower
Thurmont
Democratic State Central Committee
Lorene W. Bowlus
Republican State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Bower
Austin C. Powell
Wilbur L. 1Ord Jr
Odette K. Reeder
Bowlus
Garland P. Feaga
Earl C. Smith
Steven T. Swank
Robert E. Smariga
William A. Simmons
John C. George
Harry F. Rhoderick
John PE. Crawford Jr
Robert D. Osburn Jr
John H
Plane With 84 Aboard Crashes At Charlotte Airport
An Eastern Air Lines DC 9 jet carrying 78 passengers and four crew crashed near Douglas Municipal Airport in Charlotte. Memorial Hospital officials said about 11 people were treated for injuries.
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Charlotte
N.C. Iap
Eastern Air Lines
Douglas Municipal
Memorial Hospital
Louise Gore Upsets Hogan in Maryland Gubernatorial Primary
Louise Gore, a 49 year old former state senator from Montgomery County, defeated Rep Lawrence Hogan 56889 to 49077 to become the first woman to win a statewide non judicial election in Maryland. Mandel captured 66.2 percent in the Democratic primary, totaling 256306 votes to 95123 for Wilson K Marne and other runners. Light turnout marked the contest with 324 percent of Democrats and 24 percent of Republicans voting.
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Marvin Mandel
Louise Gore
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Rep
Lawrence Hogan
Miss Gore
Maryland
U.S
Bernard L. Talley Jr
Barbara A. Mikulski
Miss Mikulski
Baltimore
Washington
Sen
Charles McC
Baltimo
Mevin Madel
Mandel
Wilson K
Mrss Gore
H Fr
Hogan
Prince Georges County
FBI
House Judiciary Committee
Whims Barnes Win Sheriff Nominations in Frederick County
Howard Eugene Whims won the Republican nomination for sheriff of Frederick County defeating John M. Trezoning and Sue A. Baurag. Donald C. Barnes claimed the Democratic nomination with 2,713 votes, edging Crummell P. Jacobs Sr. and John Georgantis.
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Frederick County
Howard Eugene Whims
Donald C. Barnes
Woodsboro
John M. Trezoning
Sur
Sue A. Baurag. Miner
Barnes
Crummell P. Jacobs Sr
John Georgantis
Middletown
Georganilis
Metropolitan Police Dept
Washington, D.C
Maryland State Police Academy
Maryland
Byron Gude Win Big in Maryland Primary
In Maryland on primary day Rep. Goodloe Byron won re nomination in the 6th District defeating Bruce Welch and will run against Elton Wampler in November. In the 8th District incumbent Republican Gilbert Gude topped Sheldon Kaplan six to one and will face Sydney Kramer. Five incumbents drew no opposition and advanced automatically.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Goodloe Byron
Johns Hopkins University
Bruce Welch
Byron
Elton Wampler
Frederick
Wampler
Gilbert Gude
Sheldon Kaplan
Kaplan
Gude
Motgomery County
Stock market falls on inflation concerns in subdued New York trading
The New York market eased as inflation worry and economic outlook dampened sentiment. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped 76 points to 636.38 after half an hour with 22 losers leading 4 to 3 gainers at the New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW York
Jones
New York Stock Exchange
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Edgar C. Wirts Sr
John M. Crum
Donald L. Jewis
Harold A
Teiner
G. Lagene Anderson
Dorsey and
Daniel C. Poole
Bollinger
Sanford G. Blum
Blum
G. Barry Lucey
Samuel St. Clair
Howard C. Wachter
Robert E. Gary
Donald W. Dawson
Richard E. Berger
Gordon R. Simms
Jack P. Hyden Jr
Clark A. Orem
Patricia Alder
Jesse Smith
Ted Ward
Woodrow W. Miller Jr
Republican House of Delegates
Julien P. Delphey
Roger W. Moser
Smithsburg
Moser
Hershberger
Symphony
White House
Mikulski
U.S. Senate
Barbara Mikulski
Charles McC. Mathias
Ross Z. Pierpont
Andrew S. Stancroff
George Weatherholt
Charles 2. McCalla Jr
George R. Passey
Howard E. Whims
Prye
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