Style and power play swirl in Maryland governor race
Barbara Mandel campaigns among Southern Maryland Democrats about style over policy while her divorce battle shadows Governor Mandel and his rival Senate Majority Leader George Snyder. Barbara projects toughness and charm, while Barbara Dorsey shapes local politics behind the scenes. both women loom in a high stakes public life as Mandel remains at the mansion and the marriage faces a contested divorce.
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Don
Val Hymes
Barbara Mandel
Maryland
Mandel
Senate
George E. Snyder
Snyder
Waldorf
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Marvin
Barbara
Annapolis Hilton
Leonardtown
Frederick Markus
St. Mary’s
Del
John Hanson Briscoe
Briscoe
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Spiro Agnew
Hilton
Dorsey
Know Thyself in Frederick and Small City Leadership
Municipal Maryland urges public officials to know their communities and engage residents. It notes small cities house significant populations and must maintain quality to avoid becoming mere shadows of larger metros. The piece cites a Frederick mayoral race pledge to work with the people and invites active public participation.
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Frederick Cis
Municipal
Maryland
Maryland Municipal League
League of Oregon
Juan Kerrigan
School of Community Service and Public Affairs
University of Oregon
Western City Magazine
Kerrigan
U.S
Greece
Frederick
Mystery of the Great Frederick Fair
Richard Lebherz reflects on the Great Frederick Fair as a constant, comforting touchstone that feels the same yet different each year. For five, fifty, and seventy-five, the fair offers magic in crowds, rides, foods, and memories, a perennial reminder that some places endure.
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Frederick Fair
Richard Lebherz
Lack Of Knowledge On Economics And Inflation Fire The Frying Pan
General Motors chairman K C Gerstenberg warns of widespread economic ignorance across all groups especially the young. The Smithsonian notes endangered status for the eastern cougar and Rocky Mountain wall as a move from presumed extinction to renewed conservation concerns.
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K.C. Gerstenberg
Smithsonian Magazine
Rocky Mountain Wall
The
Pollution worries amid Eastalco Buckeystown expansion
Letter writer urges full environmental impact statement and public hearing on Eastalco expansion. He cites proposed Japanese ownership, energy use, coal impact, and water for pollutant discharge, urging state and federal officials to act and scrutinize the project.
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Eastalco
Buckeystown
Spicknall
Eastaleo
Japan
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Great Britain
Potomac
John C. Dempsey
Route
Frederick, Md
Prominent Acmer Dies After Illness In Middletoen District
Yesterday prominent acmer from Middletoen district died after lingering illness. His older brother Morgan Kefauver had been ill for two weeks before his death three years later. Richard Dutrow leaves today for Placeton, N 2 to enter Princeton University as a junior after two years at Fyaskieen and Marshall College. Frederick High School orchestra reorganized for the 1973 24 scholastic year under director Nevin M. Biser with members Kirk Rowe Courtenay Fox Gordon Spurrier John Cramer Richard Baumgardner Casper Cline Clarke Devilbies Maxwell Everhan Isaac Hankey
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Oliver H
Acmer
Middletoen
Hummer
Morgan Kefauver
Lena Thas
Mwa
Richard Dutrow
Placeton
Princetos
Frederick High School
Nevin M. Biser
Kirk Rowe
Courtenay Fox
Gordon Spurrier
John Cramer
Richard Baumgardner
Casper Cline
Clarke Devilbies
Maxwell Everhan
Isaac Hankey
1953 Junior classmen return to campus
Sept 7 1953 report notes junior classmen returning to take roles in the roster week. Milwaukee major league attendance sets season record with 36 011 in league totals. Eight graders at St Johns and Lincoln schools campaign for city offices while Frederick Chamber of Commerce mails 18000 labor survey letters to city and county families.
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Milwaukee
Frederick
Survivors of Nepotism on Capitol Hill Still on Payroll
A six year old anti nepotism law left few relatives on the federal payroll yet several lawmakers retain relatives under a grandfather clause. Names include Melvin Price Chet Holifield Ken Gray Al Altman Otto Passman Spark Matsunaga Edward Patten Milton Young.
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Washington
Congress
House
Melvin Price
Raymond
Congressional Ethics
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Vernice
Ken Gray
Dill
Beau Brummell
Thomas Gray
West Frankfort
al Altman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
Audrey
Otto Passman
D-La
Otis
Passman
Treasury
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
Andrew
Edward Patten
D-N.j
Anna
Senate
Milton Young
R-N.d
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