Montgomery official Gudis fires candidate in stalled primary race
Montgomery County councilman Michael L. Gudis announced he is endorsing a Republican rival and dismissed a candidate for the District seat held by Democrat Nephisiean Constance A. Morella. The move comes as Morella seeks a second term while facing a wide field of Democrats and noting her prior House service.
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Kville
Montgomery County
Michael L. Gudis
Sth
Beraonal
Constance A. Morella
Quilis
Montgomery
Franchot
Takoma Gudis
Morella
Ais
Eedt Stewart Bainum Jr
House of Delegates
Hil
Capitol Hill
Laurence Levitan
Council
Michael L. Labin
Rose Crenen
Congress
Annapolis
Bethesda
Allan J. Lichtman
James W. Walker Jr
Germantown
Ralph K. Shur
George W. Benns
Silver Spring
Gudis
Byron Stepler confronts challengers in 1988 primaries
Frederick County candidates file for the 1988 elections. Beverly Byron faces Anthony Puca in the 6th District Democratic primary while Kenneth Halsey runs Republican against her. Judge Mary Ann Stepler draws opposition as filing closes, with James Respess contesting in the District. Delegates to conventions attract two Frederick Republicans. Thomas Blair enters the race in Montgomery County challenging Noel Koch who has Pentagon anti terrorism credentials and Iran Contra ties.
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Annapolis
Beverly B. Byron
Frederick
Anthony Patrick Puca
Potomac
Byron
Kenneth W. Halsey
McHenry
Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
James W. Respess
Orchard Way
Respess
Goodlock
Charles H. Smelser
Harry Hughes
District Court
John W. Derr
Braddock Heights
D. Marie May
House of Representatives
Thomas Blair
Montgomery County
Blair
Noel Koch
Pentagon
Koch
Maryland follows split on college board overhauls
Maryland officials clash over creating a single governing board for 33 four year public colleges. Gov Schaefer endorses the plan despite Lt Gov Steinberg's reservations, while Morgan State and St Mary's oppose. Steinberg warns action may require legislative push without his backing.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Melvin A. Steinberg
William Donald Schaefer
University of Maryland
John §. Toli
Morgan State University
Baltimore
St. Mary’s College
Schaefer
Steinberg
Maryland lawmakers report shows Cardin leads in 1987 third quarter expenses
A Maryland delegation tally details salaries and staff costs for July to September 1987. Rep. Nancy Cardin posted the highest office outlay, with Constance Morella and other representatives following. The report lists staff salaries, gender makeup, and top earners across six offices, including Dyson Mfume Byron Hoyer McMillen Bentley and McMillen.
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Ngton
Tion
Rain J. Cardin
Constance Morella
Maryland
Erament
Anda
Cardin
Gal Cardin
Erelia
Congress
Clark
House
C. Thomas McMillen
Helen Delich Bentley
Kweisi Mfume
Beverly B. Byron
Roy Dyson
Steny Hoyer
Ruth V. Simms
Mr. Hoyer
Lorraine Grant
McMillen
Gerald Grant
Ms. Bentley
James T. McKenna
Patricia Wait
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Michael L. Gubis
Paul
Sarbanes
Nelson Warfield
Republican Party
Warfield
A. Robert Kaufman
Emerson Sweatt
Dyson
Thomas A. Pappas
David A. Nathan
David H. Kashgarian
Mary Z. Brown
Cynthia J. A. Hall
Patricia Donnelly
David J. Michela
Brent Ayer
Mark Kronenberg
Etta Becker
Joseph Leichert
Robert D. Mathias
Mr. Cardin
Eugenie J. Donnells
Mr.Dyson
Todd A. Skipper
Mfume
Lee
Cen Rane
H.L. Moss
Pembrook Ct
Frederick, Md
Kei IS
Life and Casualty
Casey Nay
Bankers Life and Casualty
Moss
Pambreok
Rane
Aull Ming
Columbia First
Columbia First Office
We Columbia First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc
FSUUC
Ryder
Eugene L. Klupt
DDS
W. Seventh St
Schley Ave
M.D. Ipa Viea
MonterGard
Quality
UW Dental
E.L. Klaps
J. Feinsed
DMD
Pris
East Street
Shab Row
Everedy Square
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