Renalds Ends Six Year Frederick County Administrator Tenure
Juette Osborne Renalds III closed out his six year career as Frederick County administrator yesterday. His departure comes as a loss to the county and a gain for the Old Time Gospel Hour. Renalds began with praise after just 100 days on the job when Jim Galladay, planning commission chair, praised his work.
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Juette Osborne Renalds III
Frederick
Gospel Hour
Renalds
J.C
Jim Galladay
Planning Commission
J.0
Renalds Receives National Award and State Respect
A longtime county administrator earns the National Association of Counties top award for county management and public service. Peers elect him as Virginia County Administrators Assn president, with praise from Whitchester City Manager Wendell Seldon and other colleagues. He departs after six and a half years of valued public service. A separate notice questions future space debris risks as Pegasus 2 reenters, though chances of impact in the area are deemed unlikely.
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National Assn
Virginia County Administrators Assn
Whitchester
Wendell Seldon
J.co
J. O
Will Owings
J.O
Renalds
Frederick County
Washington revels in political personalities not governing
James Reston surveys Washington as campaigning mood rises. Kennedy, Ford, Reagan, Connally clash in 1980 race while voters fixate on debates, library dedication, and personal intrigues over policy. The public eye shifts from inflation and oil to personalities and tactics in a nation coping with rising costs.
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Edward Kennedy
Ford
Ronald Reagan
John Connally
Washington
Carter
Kennedy
Reagan
Connally
Old
Young
New England
Middle West
Sun Belt
Senator Kennedy
Florida
Kennedy Library
Boston
Gerry Ford
White House
Messrs
Middle East
Rosalynn Carter
Joan Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Bert Lance
Ham Jordan
The New Presidential Candidate Marketing Machine
The piece argues presidential campaigns resemble beer advertising, with candidates marketed as middle of the road pragmatists. It notes Nixon and Carter as case studies, warns that campaigns prioritize selling the product over governing, and predicts a wave of self labeled miracle candidates competing for the top shelf.
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New York Times Service
Pentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Campaign Letters Parade in Frederick County Votes and Vexed
A stream of letters urges voters to scrutinize county government and election choices. Residents cite past investigations into the Board of Supervisors and Parks and Recreation, critique Sheriff Mauck, and back Bill Baker for supervisor. The column also notes praise for crime prevention efforts and raises questions about statewide issues.
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the Star
Frederick
County Parks and Recreation Department
James Wood High School
Frederick County
J. Kenneth Robinson
Ray
Parks and Recreation Department
William Pike
Carroll Mauck
Specia
Citi
Mauck
Sherif Mauck
Emilie F. Franklin
Stafford Dr. Winchester
Back Creek
Board of Supervisors
Bill Baker
Winchester
Bill
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Organization
State Rescue Squad
Deadline set for letters to editor on November 6 vote
Letters to the editor about any candidates on the November 6 ballot must arrive by 5 p.m. Tuesday October 30. No late letters will be published. Abridgement may occur and unauthenticated letters will be rejected.
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H. R. Haldeman
Oval Office
Brown
Golden State
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Sheriff Carroll Mauck
Sheriff Mauck
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al Smith
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