Central Committee shifts as incumbents unseated in Frederick County
In Frederick County the Democratic and Republican central committees see incumbents unseated and new names elected. Key results include Shipley losing the Orphans Court race by 3.53 and Crum leading the Democratic Central Committee with 5,191 votes while Feaga tops the Republican side with 2,444 votes. Unofficial tallies show shifts across party slates and calls for renewed community engagement.
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Joan McCrom
Fretenion
Reeder
Svates
Frederick County
Thomas Gavland
Gladhi
Kathys
Robert E Sravea Anderson
Central Committee
Incutberts
George
Steven Swank
Judae
Aprars
Shires
Rasmond Shiprey
James McLaren Jr
Roscoe H
Democratic Central Committee
Crum
Bower
Renn
Powell
Holly
Slater
Republican Centra
Bowlus
Stull
Feaga
Gladhill
Stoner
Smariga
Anderson
Orphans’ Court
Smith
Stup
Happ
Shipley
Orphans' Court
Eugene
Republican Central
Garland P. Feaga
California
Lorene Bowlus
Harry Hughes
Maryland
GOP
J. Glenn Beal
Hughes
Lee
Norman
Geiser
Register of Wills
The
Orphans Court
Aes Aydning Eeene
Two Maryland incumbents toppled in party preliminaries
In Maryland, two county executives were defeated in the Democratic primary. Howard County's J Hugh Nichols won the nomination by beating incumbent Edward Cochran. Har ford County backed Thomas Barranger over Charles B Anderson, while Baltimore County saw Theodore Venetoulis not seek reelection, setting up two veterans for November. Donald Hutchinson led Democrats in Baltimore County with 28,637 votes to 24,969 for John C. Coolahan. Eugene Gibbe narrowly beat Clarence Ritter on the Republican side. In Prince Georges, incumbent Winfield Kelly won the Democratic nomination to face GOP former congressman Lawrence Hogan.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Howard County
J Hugh Nichols
Edward Cochran
Harford County
Charles B Anderson
Thomas Barranger
Baltimore County
Theodore G. Venetoulis
Donald Hutchinson
John C. Coolahan
Eugene Gibbe
Clarence ‘Bud’ Ritter
Prince Georges County
Winfield Kelly
Lawrence Hogan
Kelly
Basil B Day
Monrovia
Rondel LeGore
McClellan
Bollinger
Bernard Lorenzen
Delphey
Taylor
Higinbotham
Gregory C Bannon
Tulip Hill
Washington County
Smithsburg
Ringeald
Bannon
Smith
Day
State Department of Parole and Probation
LeGore
Board of County Commissioners
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Byron Wins Narrow Lead As Early Returns Pile Up
Byron led with 3,200 votes to 1,300 for Rupli as early returns poured in. County breakdowns were not yet available, and Howard County results were pending. AP declared Byron the winner mid count, signaling a likely November victory over Melvin Perkins, who has little chance to close the gap.
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Rupli
Howard County
Rup
Bie
Associated Press
Byron
Melvin Perkins
Baltimore
Primary Returns Show Tight Races Across Districts 1B and 4A
Unofficial results from the primary place incumbent Del Julien P Deiphe ahead in 1B with 2-1 lead, while Donald T Taylor leads the GOP ticket in 3B. Day wins 4A with LeGore, and Democrats McClellan and Bollinger secure two 3B spots. absentee ballots may still alter positions.
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del Julien P Deiphe
Donald T Taylor
Middletown
Frank Higinbotham
Frederick
Frederick County commissioners race yields Dorsey Crum Wirts top Republicans
Dorsey and Wirts lead Democratic field with strong showings in Frederick County primary. Crum, Williams, Remsberg win key Republican spots as incumbents and challengers vie for November ballot. Final tallies show tight races and lingering absentee vote impact.
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Frederick Counts
Publi Seye
Lawrence A Dorsey
Edgar ¢Irts Jr
Paul L Crum Jr
Sterling B. Buslinger
House of Delegates
Donald L Lewis
Lewis
Dace
Arnold Fleagle
Howard Whims
Clark Orem van
Mel Castle
Harvey Covell
Mary Williams
Lidl
Slut
Betty Tee
Galen R Glagett
Jeffersonian
Democratic Club
Dorsey
Frederick County
Paul Crum
Crum
Frederick City
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Wirts
Board of County Commissioners
Highway Department
Virts
Jefferson
Charles Smith
Monrovia
Jesse Burall
Jack Kussmaul
Kussmaul
Sanford Blum
Denika Bulan
San Coord
Mary C. Williams
Richard L Srossnickle
Wilams
Vate-Getter Crum
Williams
Adrian McC Remsberg
Middletown
Anisher
Pleagle
Hts
William B Crum
Castle
Shaff Reunion Held at Yellow Springs
The 14th Shaff descendants reunion was held August 6 at Yellow Springs Lions pavilion with William E Shaff family in charge. A buffet lunch followed by games including a peanut scramble for children and bingo for adults. Prizes went to the oldest attendee Mrs James Shaff Sr and the youngest child. Participants included Jennifer Frook Thase and numerous Shaff relatives such as Susie Bser, John Kegley, Julie Kegsey Wr, Roland Culler, Richard Smith, Kenneth Rippeon, Kenny Rippeon, Donald Roberts, Ann Roberts, Ronald Roberts, Charles Willard Sr Jr, Charles Green, Charleen Green, Marshall Flock, Dary Fook, Jennifer Flock, Kenny Reed, Edward Roberts Thana Roberts, Kathy Heatherly, Sharon Ann Heatherly, Metra Murphy, Becki Knox.
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Victor
Lile Shaff
Yellow Springs Lions Preme Pavilion
William E Shaff
James Shaff Sr
Jennifer Frook Thase
James Suail
Susie B.ser
John Kegley
Julie Kegsey
Roland Culler
Jent Cuwer
Richard Smith
Kenneth Rippeon
Kenny
Katin Rippeon
Donald Roberts
Ann Roberts
Ronald Roberts
Wee Towed Roberts
Charles Willard
Charles Willard Jr
Charles Green
Charleen Green
Marshall Flock
Dary, Fook
Jennifer Flock
Kenny Reed
Edward Roberts
Thana Roberts
Charles Roberts
Kathy Heatherly
Sharon Ann Heatherly
Metra Murphy
Saron Murphy
Becki Knox
City of Memphis eyes Presley Graceland mansion buy
Memphis considers purchasing Elvis Presley Graceland Mansion to convert into a city run museum. Mayor Wyeth Chandler says talks are ongoing and price is negotiable while Graceland remains a major fan pilgrimage site since Elvis death on Aug. 16, 1977.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Memphis
Wyeth Chandler
Presley
Graceland
Chandler
Entertainer
Judge rejects ban on RR strike spread
In Washington a federal judge refused to ban a potential spread of the Norfolk and Western Railway strike to two other lines. Fred J Kroll of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks stated the union may take appropriate action, though officials said no immediate coast to coast strike plans exist. Rail work stoppages tied to the N and W dispute began last week in Chicago and Buffalo. Attorneys for the railroads had no comment. The N and W strike began July 19 over work rules.
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Washington
Norfolk & Western Railway
Fred J Kroll
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airlinesart
N&w
Chicago
Buffad A
Carter administration opposes Buy American rule changes
The Carter administration says it opposes expanding Buy American rules to favor U S made goods against imports calling the proposal inflationary Lester A Fettig administrator for federal procurement policy testified Tuesday at a Senate hearing The present Buy American Act already allows domestic purchases within a price range and the proposal would raise that range in many cases
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Washington
Carter Administration
Lester A Fettig
Senate
Sachs Leads In Maryland AG Race In Statewide Vote
Democratic nominee Stephen H. Sachs topped 250,200 votes to lead Jon Oster Richard Byrd and Walter G. Finch as the race for attorney general heads toward November. Sachs faces Warren Rich who ran with Glenn Beall after defeating Edward L. Blanton Jr who aligned with Miss Gore.
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Stephen H. Sachs
U.S
Maryland
Jon Oster
Richard Byrd
Walter G. Finch
Sachs
Warren Rich
Rich
Glenn Beall
Edward L. Blanton Jr
Miss Gore
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