Winners and losers in Frederick County election analysis
The piece notes winners are those who filed and campaigned even if they fell short in votes, with James Respess and Goodloe E. Byron Jr. near the edge. It cites losers as those who didn’t vote or voted for flawed reasons. It highlights Galen Glagett Jost and G Barry Lucey as notable contenders, mentions incumbents were all renominated, and concludes the November primary remains seven weeks away.
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James Respess
Goodloe E. Byron Jr
Frederick County
Galen Glagett Jost
Maryland
House of Delegates
G. Barry Lucey
Clagett
Lacey
Frederick
Orphaus Court
Moscow woes echo on Annapolis beat
Robert C. Reid reflects on the Daniloff case and KGB fear, noting the unlikely peril of a Moscow posting, the dangers of espionage framing, and the heavy strain on journalists abroad and at home. He jokes about police scrutiny in Annapolis while praising the bold stance of U.S. reporters.
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State House
Moscow
Mortimer B. Zuckerman
U.S. New & World Report
Daniloff
Zuckerman
KGB
U.S
Politburo
Osmiloff
Free World
Annapolis
Americans want to rebuild the shuttle program
A national poll shows 89 percent want to resume shuttle flights and 85 percent favor a new shuttle to replace Challenger with civilians in space. The public backs U.S. leadership in space and funding as NASA faces delays and calls to accelerate the program amid advisory warnings.
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Washington
NASA
Vox Populi
America
United States
Soviet Union
Advisory Council
NASA Advisory Council
Space
Reagan
City Walkathon Jurisdiction Settled Leaving County Control
The walkathon grounds near the city edge were ruled outside city limits, shifting enforcement to county officials. Crowds have flocked since late August, with local merchants lamenting lost trade to promoters. Nearby news includes a Frederick County Medical and Dental Bureau formation, Grand Opening of United Dept Stores, local student and community notes, and election logistics.
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United Dept. Stores Co
South Market St
Schlafly assails NEA education goals and politics
Phyllis Schlafly condemns the National Education Association as derailing education with left wing aims. She cites abortion funding, sexuality, compulsory kindergarten, sex education, school based family planning, and legal immunities for teachers, arguing the NEA shifts schools from academics to social welfare with a $108.5 million budget.
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Sation
National Education Association
NEA
Congress
United States
World Court
Washington, D.C
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Genadi Zakharov
New York
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Jack Anderson
Anton
White House
Spain
Libya
Toledo
Madrid
General Accounting Office
Indian Point
New York City
GAO
Yankee
Maine
Pentagon
Defense
Defense Department
United Feature Syndicate
News-Post
Frederick Count Medical and Dental Bureau
Frederick County Medical Society
Frederick County Dental Society
Hamilton J. Slusher
James A. Long
Joseph W. Long
Ira J. McCurdy
A. Austin Pearce
J.G.F. Smith
Otis B. Stone
Bernard M. Davis
Thomas S. Bader
William B. Trail
Cynthia
Wynne Ann Bennett
Thomas Bennett
Carroll Parkway
So Quang
Lutheran Church
Vietnam
Brunswick High School
Suzi Shister
C.W. Shister
Jefferson
Petersville
FTA
FHA
Brunswick
Future Homemakers Leadership Conference
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
John A. Derr
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
John Foreman
George Pitsnogle
National Guard
Baker Park
Phyllis Schlafly
Copley News Agency
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