Turnover Likely In Maryland General Assembly After Primaries
After a low post primary body count, Maryland faces notable but not drastic turnover in the General Assembly. Speaker Cardin noted many incumbents may depart, with about 4 new House members and ~12 new senators possible, reshaping committees amid reapportionment and lost grants.
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Maryland General Assembly
Cardin
Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
Prince George's
Democratic del
Gerard Devlin
House
Ways and Means
del. David Shapiro
Robin Ficker
R Montgomery
Gene Wy. Counihan
Del
Jerry H. Hyatt
Montgomery
Frederick News Roundup District 4A Upset Shapes 1983 Race
In Frederick County District 4 A Democratic Del. Charles E. Smith suffers a major upset finishing third behind Thomas H. Hattery and George H. Littrell. Smith’s defeat is tied to his handling of a bill aiding Frederick Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Incumbents in District 3 A face strong general election challenges from M. Albert Morningstar and others as rural Maryland gains influence. The shifts hint at subtle power changes and possible philosophical shifts in 1983, with unsure outcomes for new challengers.
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W. Lanny Hardenborn
Carroll County
Charles E. Smith
Thomas H. Hattery
George H. Littrell
Linganore High School
Mary G. Williams
Board of County Commissierate
Hueh M. Warner
Smith
Frederick Memorial Gardens
Thomas
Frederick
Julien P. Delphey
James E. McClellan
McClellan
Delphey
M. Albert Morningstar
Baltimore City
Maryland
Gilchrist McGrath to debate in four Montgomery races
Montgomery County Executive Charles W. Gilchrist accepts a four debate challenge from Republican Joseph McGrath. McGrath and allies tout voters should learn their qualifications and positions as they court support in Rockville and Gaithersburg area races.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Charles W. Gilchrist
Joseph McGrath
Tim Meyer
McGrath
Gilchiis
Conzaga High School
Harvard
American Security Bank
Gaithersburg
Robert Hydorn
Ron Bird
Michael Helmantoler
Alvin Arnett
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Nixon
Curly Bagley
C & F Telephone Company
Jackie Endres
Leonard Robinson
Peace Corps
India
Battelle Memorial Institute
Courthouse dedication set for September 24 in Frederick County
Frederick County citizens are invited to the official dedication ceremony of the new Frederick County Courthouse at the Multi-Service Center on Friday September 24. The program at 10 a.m. features Circuit Court Judge W Barrick as ceremony chairman and remarks from Board of Supervisors members James HA Ciapp and others. Governor Dornson and others will be noted as speakers. The public ceremony aims to mark the opening of the courthouse with community participation and formal proclamations forthcoming.
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Frederick County
Hi A.m
Circuit Court
W Barrick
Mary G. Ident
Board of
Ye James HA
Ciapp
Edward Ne
Alban calls for end to campaigning at polls in Maryland race
ROCKVILLE Republican attorney candidate Miles Alban urged eliminating electioneering at polling places after Tuesday's results. He proposed limiting campaign literature to voters on request and only to voters, judges, and party precinct chairs. He cites rowdy activity, parking issues, and intimidation as erosion of dignity in the process.
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Rockville
Miles Alban
Albano
Andrew L. Sonner
Montgomery County
Alban
New Market shop fight heads toward court test
A New Market couple faces possible Frederick County Circuit Court action over a backyard Christmas shop linked to their home. The town argues the fifth use would violate zoning, while the Kindnesses contend the shop is an extension of their business. The dispute involves definitions of antique shops, nonconforming uses, and a stalled planning commission proposal. Court appeals loom as residents debate the scope of downtown zoning and legal uses.
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Frederick County
Gordon
Isabelle Kindness
Thistle
Main
Kindnesses
Warn
Teir
Gordon Kindness
New Market
Mrs. Kindness
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick J. Lowndes
Board of Appeals
Frank Shaw
Main Street
Shaw
New Market Planning Commissioner
Rossig
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