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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1993

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Grimes and Hughes win Frederick mayoral primaries

Frederick voters chose Gary Hughes and James Grimes in Tuesday’s mayoral primaries, setting a November general election showdown. Hughes led Democrats with 1,127 votes and 50 percent while Grimes topped Republicans with a wide margin. turnout reached 20 percent with 3,576 of 17,273 registered voters casting ballots.

Gary Hughes James Grimes Frederick Mr. Hughes Mr. Grimes Jennifer Dougherty Hughes Ms. Dougherty John Norman Ida Guilli Vincent J. Mooney Jr Republi

Incumbent aldermen sail through Frederick primary

In Frederick's aldermanic primaries three incumbents won easily and advanced to the November general election. On the Republican ticket Frances Baker led with 1,067 votes followed by Jon Kreissig with 937, and Joseph Baldi with 774. Greg Williams had 600 votes. On the Democratic side Sally Murphy finished second with 1,487 behind Meta Nash with 1,523. Willie J. Mahone and Alan Imhoff also earned nominations.

Frederick Frances Baker Jon Kreissig Joseph Baldi Gregory Michael Williams GOP Sally Murphy Meta Nash Douglas Magaha City Department of Personnel Willie J. Mahone At&t Alan Imhoff Nash The Historic District Commission Kreissig Murphy Mr. Mahone Teadae Gary D. Hughes Jennifer P. Dougherty John Norman James $. Grimes Vincent Mooney Sally G. Murphy Willie Mahone Alan Eimhott Otho Keller J. William Wilt

Rosh Hashana marked by shofar and prayers at local synagogues

Rosh Hashana begins with the blowing of ram’s horns and the eating of apples and honey. Congregation Beth Sholom at the Maryland School for the Deaf Ely Auditorium hosts services on Wednesday and Thursday, with a Friday service following. Shaddai Congregation plans a gathering at the Baker Park Band Shell today at 6 p.m.

Rabbi Kosman Beth Sholom West Second Street Rabbi Morris Kosman Frederick Kesman Congregation Maryland School For the Deaf Ely Auditorium Fl Shaddai Baker Park

County prioritizes school spending in Maryland study

Frederick County taxpayers push education funding higher than most districts in Maryland, with officials noting per pupil spending lags state average but effort is strong. Analyst John Rohrer cites Howard County as similar, while Montgomery and Cecil counties show varied wealth-based funding effort, the report says.

Frederick County Maryland Department of Fiscal Services John Rohrer Howard County Rohrer Montgomery County Cent County Cecil County

Inside The News Weather

Weather brief notes a sunny warm day with highs in the us and a partly cloudy night with lows in the 60s The forecast hints a late day shower on Thursday with highs in the 50s to 60s A map is referenced on Page for regional detail.

BS Weather Frederick Mews- Post Elsea

Driver in fatal crash faces homicide charges in Frederick

Frederick man Darrin B. Duffin, 31, was charged with homicide while intoxicated and related counts after a Saturday crash on West Seventh Street. Jennifer Frantz, 17, of Rockville, a Hood College student, died at the scene when her car collided with Duffin’s Suzuki Samurai. Duffin was arrested Tuesday evening and held on 100000 bail.

Frederick Darrin B. Duffin Frederick County Leu Duffin Frederick City J.P Ledwell Jennifer Frantz Rockville West Seventh Street Wilson Place Ms. Frantz Hood College

Clinton Predicts Victory In Free Trade Battle

President Clinton forecast a win in creating a continent wide free trade zone as opponents claim votes exist to defeat NAFTA in the House. The East Room signing ceremony was held with former presidents Bush Carter and Ford denying job loss fears. Clinton argued NAFTA will boost U S competitiveness and grow trade with Mexico, with New Orleans visited to promote the pact. Louisiana's exports to Mexico reached 753 million in 1992, doubling from five years earlier.

Washington Clinton House Mexico Sie Glinton Dot America United States Canada New Orleans Louisiana Bush NAFTA White House Congress Ross Peryt

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