First Ford Carter Debate Ends Mixed. AP Poll Shows No Clear Winner
In Philadelphia both candidates claimed victory while an AP poll of 1,065 viewers found no clear winner. Ford led slightly in new supporters but Carter held overall voter preference rising after the debate. The 90 minute session trimmed topics to unemployment inflation taxes and domestic policy with no new proposals.
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Fifty Percent Miss Debate Viewership in Frederick County
A News-Post poll shows 50 percent of Frederick County voters did not watch last night's Ford versus Carter debate. Of 27 respondents, 13 said they skipped the 117 minute confrontation, noting the program lacked heat and a strong clash.
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Students Enjoy A Reprieve At The 114th Great Frederick Fair
Thousands of county school kids toured the fairgrounds amid clear skies and cool September air. They filled the Midway to ride, bargain with game booth barkers, and snack on hot dogs and soda while mothers aided younger children and friends chatted with delight.
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RHODESIAN influence fades as two-year power bid emerges
The article outlines a political push within Rhodesian circles aiming to gain power within two years, highlighting factions, strategy, and key players. It notes regional tensions and the broader implications for governance in the region.
House Cuts Olson Award Amid CIA LSD Death Controversy
The House reduced the Olson family payment from 1.25 million to 730000 after objections by three Republican lawmakers. Senator Mathias continued to back full funding, while Olson’s lawyer called the compromise the best possible outcome. The bill returns to the Senate with uncertain prospects for a quick conference.
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Mandel trial testimony centers on Rays Point land deal
In Baltimore AP report, two and a half days of testimony in Mandel and four co defendants focus on Rays Point Inc. formed to develop 200 acres in Talbot County. Nathan Cohen, Pimlico Race Course VP, testified Mandel held a $45,000 share while others including Hess, the Rodgers brothers, Cory Jr., and Lowe were involved. Cohen said Mandel and Lowe were initially named in papers but later deleted to keep their participation secret.
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House of Delegates
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Harry W. Rodgers
Hess
Laurel, Md
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Sousa Receives Royal Medal for Sandringham Concert
Judge Edward S. Delaplaine recounts John Philip Sousa and his band’s December 1, 1901 command performance for King Edward VII at Sandringham. Secret invites, royal birthday secrecy, and Mrs Sousa’s dress choices color the historic episode, with notes on Sandringham estate and its historic links to the royal family.
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