Aron Brock Stitt Case Could Set Political Precedent
In Anne Arundel County a defamation suit pits Ruthann Aron against William Brock over a Sept 7, 1994 news conference remark. Aron claims Brock's statements implying fraud and fines were a calculated smear affecting a Republican primary. The outcome could influence future campaigning and candidate liability.
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Annapolis
William Brock
Senate
Ruthann Aron
Brock
Ms. Aron
Mr. Brock
Tennessee
Anne Arundel Circuit Court
Raymond G. Thieme Jr
U.S. Senate
Richard Baker
Maine
Mr. Maisel
Bartlett campaign funds top opponents in Maryland primary race
Rep Roscoe G Bartlett shows over twice the cash of rival Steve Crawford in the 6th District Maryland race as filing details reveal Bartlett's $74,226 in the bank and $143,481 raised last year. Crawford reports $32,480 on hand and $76,816 raised, with most funds from individuals or PACs. Other candidates Osmundson Koontz and Don Allensworth filed smaller totals. Parker and Kubricky challenge Bartlett with moderate profiles and no FEC disclosures.
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Washington
Roscoe G Bartlett
Maryland
Federal Election Commission
Dr. Bartlett
Frederick
Steve Crawford
National Rifle Association
Mr. Crawford
University of Maryland At College Park
School of Public Affairs
United Autoworkers
National Education Association
United Steelworkers Association
Crawford
David L. Osmundson
National Security Agency
Sykesville
David L. Koontz
Don Allensworth
Hagerstown
Ellicott City
Fredric M. Parker
John J. Kubricky
Morella Opens Big Fundraising Lead for 1996 Race
Rep. Constance Morella reports 410499 in bank and 141327 raised in 1995 for her 1996 reelection bid, far ahead of Democrat Charlotte Meyer who shows 173 in bank and 1370 raised with 970 from her own funds. Morella drew over 10000 from government employee PACs in late 1995 and backs civil service issues while opposing tobacco and pro gun money. three Republicans seek to challenge her in the March 5 primary.
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Meyer
Morella
American Federation of Government Employees Pac
National Association of Retired Federal Employees Pac
House
Government Reform & Oversight
Civil Service
Ms. Morella
Tauraso McClellan argue over liquor license probe at hearing
At a Winchester Hall hearing on relaxing liquor license rules, Tauraso of Tauraso's Ristorante accused Liquor Commission Chairman McClellan of intimidation by calling restaurants to verify professional association memberships. McClellan denied harassment and urged better communication, while lawmakers reacted with mixed concern.
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Frederick Restaurant Association
County Liquor Commission
Nicola Tauraso
Tauraso
Frederick
James E. McClellan
Commission
Dr. Tauraso
Winchester Hall
Liquor Commission
Dr. McClellan
McClellan
John Derr
Germaine
Caucus contenders pivot to polls and insults in race
In a confidential report Forbes used push polling to probe Dole weaknesses and steer ads. Dole warned of weak showings, while Buchanan Gramm Alexander and Forbes jockey to build support via media, radio, and policy contrasts ahead of the states’ caucuses and primaries.
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Dole
Forbes
Bob Dole
Mr. Dole
Senate
Buchanan
Mr. Gramm
Louisiana
America
Texas
Pat Buchanan
Iowa
Tennessee
Alexander
Gramm
CBS
New Hampshire
Delaware
Arizona
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