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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1978

Page

5

Baltimore primary day quiet as candidates await results

In Baltimore the 1978 primary cycle opened with polls at 7 am and candidates left the campaigning to voters. J Glenn Beall Jr led Republicans with little travel, while four Democratic contenders offered few statements and spent the day meeting voters in the metropolitan area. Several statewide races and many local offices were on ballots, but many candidates faced no primary opposition including Lews L Goldstein for comptroller and three GOP members of Congress who would face Democrats in November.

Baltimore J. Glenn Beall Jr Terracea Chee Hele Antinny Maryland Lews L. Goldstein Congress Robert E. Bauman Marjorie 5. Holt Newton Steers Jr Garber Montgomery County Eas G Charles Gilchrist Royce Hanson John Menke Newton J. Steers Jr

Turnout in MontCo Primary Expected Low at 50 Percent

In Montgomery County, only about half of registered voters are anticipated to cast ballots in today’s primary. Democrats 40 percent turnout and Republicans 30 percent turnout are expected among roughly 185 000 Democrats and 90 000 Republicans, with 36 000 independents ineligible until the general election. Absentee ballots exceed 2 000 and final results are due Wednesday after post election recounts and machine checks.

MontCo Rockville Até P.m Marie Garber Board of Elections Supervisors Montgomery County School Board Cline’s Frederick

Judge halts Cumberland wildcat B&O strike

A federal judge ordered an end to a Cumberland wildcat strike by Local 1029 of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way at the Baltimore and Ohio terminal. Railroad counsel warned the disruption could halt East Coast to Midwest traffic. engineers and brakemen were joining the picket line. A temporary order was issued with a hearing set for September 21. The railway said strikes are illegal under the Railway Labor Act while national level negotiations proceed.

Cumberland Baltimore & Ohio Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Thomas L. Samuel H. Russell Smouse James R. Miller Jr East Coast Midwest Miller B&o

Plans to move top Social Security staff halted by HEW

Washington AP report says the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare abandoned a plan to relocate up to 300 Social Security Administration executives from Baltimore to Washington. The memorandum states the plan is on hold for the foreseeable future and that Maryland congressional delegation will be notified before any restart. Delegation members had opposed the transfer of the commissioner, his staff, and other high ranking officials.

Washington Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Social Security Administration Baltimore Maryland

Prosecution drops Cohen Matz probe

Baltimore County forgoes grand jury in $35,000 cash payment to Nathan Cohen's contractor Lester Matz. State’s attorney cites need for contractor conflict of interest disclosures and proposes required statements for public contracts while stressing no crime occurred.

Towson Baltimore County O'Connor Baltimore County Council Cohen Matz

Zoning board orders aircraft repair operation to close

WHITE MARSH MD AP Two Baltimore County men were ordered to close an alleged illegal airstrip and aircraft repair operation in White Marsh following an investigation into the death of Herbert Wagener. The land is zoned residential. owner William Gorge must remove planes and halt repairs within 45 days or face a zoning violation hearing. Gorge Jr. notes the activity dates to 1952, when regulations did not exist.

Zoning Board White Marsh, Md Baltimore County White Marsh Herbert J. Wagener Glen Burnie Wagener James H. Thompson Thompson William J. Gorge Gorge William J., Gorge, Jr

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