One Vote Count: 13 Hours to Vote in Primary
Voters have 13 hours to cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Frederick County’s primary. With 18 Democratic and 11 Republican candidates for the Uebucosa SOE race, turnout is urged to prevent lone-ballot influence. Demonstrates the power of a single vote through historical examples and calls for participation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webu Cosa
Soe
Frederick County
Central Committee
Munich
Adolph Hitler
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Electoral College
House of Representatives
Jefferson
Readers letters spark debate on school reading policy
A collection of editor letters questions board decisions over Catcher in the Rye and school reading, protests on road improvements, a police salary stance, Elkton Little League thanks, and a religious editorial dispute. Readers from Frederick area voice concern about education content, roadway safety, state police pay equity, and courtly reverence for laws in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Education
FCTA
Teachers Union
Anderson
Thackston
Ad Hox
Catcher In the Rye
J.D. Salinger
Shookstown
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
St. Paul
From the News-Post Items on local events and figures
The page reports on historic Russia observations by Dr. Leo Schoeider for Frederick Rotary, Hood College campus upgrades, a county road project Walkersville to Emmitsburg Pike, Mayor Tipton guiding a Maryland National Guard aviation bid, and Edward M. Akers retained on the All America Committee. It notes an early frost avoided in Frederick County, a FFA finalist, and garden club officers. A religious letter defends civil disobedience and conscience over strict law obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Tipton
Air Force
Maryland National Guard
Kiwanis Club
Laak Domieek Perovide
Boston
Lawa
Vesco fix letter ties Jordan to multimillion payoff
A questioned letter claims Hamilton Jordan's involvement in a Vesco payoff scheme tied to laundering funds through a Georgia linked partnership. Spencer Lee TV and RL Herring place men in a complex plot with Nor man Gay, suggesting a White House angle, while Jordan and Lee deny knowledge amid sworn statements casting doubt.
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Washington
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Torough & Hanamian Corporation
Robert
The
Fix
RL. Herring
Lee
Herring
Gerolyn Hobbs
Costa Rica
Nassau
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Orscn
Gonrgis
Anymeone
Spencer Lee
Norman Gay
Gay
Robert L. Vesco
United States
Mr. Vesco
Robert Vesco
Vesco
Hamilton
Coste Ries
Veato
U.S
Property Resources Limited
PAL
Sanamian Corporation
Worn
Southern Ventures Limited
PRL
Jordan
Albany
Spencer
Dean Hamilton
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Frederick. Md
America
Andrew Johnson
Era
Hulme
Switzerland
Sara L. Fadeley
Middletown
Shookstown Road
Charles Wisner JR
Box
Frederick, Md
FOP
Chata Welinn
Maryland State Police
Budget Department
Maryland
Benjamin R. Wolman
FOP i Fraternal Order of Police
Main Street
Upper Marlboro
Elkton
Little League
Frederick
George E. May
George
Elkton Little League
East Frederick
Areneras
Dave Sentman
White Hall Road
James Beck
Sud
John C. Willke
National Catholic Family Magazine
Peggy Goldsborough
Pinch Valley Road
Westminster
P.O. Box
Cincinnati
Ohio
Patricia A. Harrigan
Myersville
News-Post
Hood College
Hood
Walkersville
Emmitsburg Pike
Edward M. Akers
All- America Committee
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Grand Temple
Pythian Sisters
Francis Scott Key
Unionville
William Powell JR
Walkersville High School
Future Farmers of American Chapter
William C. Patrick II
Jonathan C. Hunter
Moon Maiden Court
Walkersville, Md
NFL
Jack Anderson
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