Campaign candidate profile and policy positions summary
Profile of a Sixth District House candidate, education at American University with honors, owner and farmer, Lomond Publications alum, former research staffer to the U S Congress Select Committee on Intelligence, elected to the House of Delegates in 1982 86 90, Ways Means Committee Transportation Subcommittee chair. Highlights selected bills and policy stances on health care cost reduction, economy and jobs, federal budget balance, privacy in reproductive choice, and criteria for military intervention.
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Lomond Publications Inc
Select Committee On Intelligence
U.S. Congress
House of Delegates
Ways & Means
Transportation
Hattery
America
Roscoe Bartlett Biography and Policy Platform Highlights
Roscoe Bartlett, 65, of Buckeystown, a Republican, lists education from the University of Maryland and multiple medical and physiology programs. He outlines policy aims including MediSave, portable health insurance, 100 percent deductible premiums for self employed, cap malpractice awards, community clinics, tax cuts, reduced government size, and workfare with business incentives. He also supports a woman's right to choose under certain circumstances and U.N. democracy and human rights resolutions with troop considerations.
Maryland Jury Trial Amendments Examined on Ballot
Amendments Questions 1 to 5 seek to change civil jury sizes and thresholds in Maryland. Proposals would allow juries of at least six in civil trials, and raise the monetary threshold for a jury trial from $500 to $5,000, potentially reducing circuit court jury trials.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Circuit Courts
District Court of Maryland
Circuit Court
Maryland constitutional amendment on charter home rule drafting time
Question No 5 proposes extending the charter home rule drafting limit from 12 to 18 months for boards appointed after the 1992 election. A FOR vote would grant Baltimore City and counties 6 extra months, while a vote against would keep the 12 month limit.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Referendum on Maryland abortion law in 1992 vote
The proposal revises Maryland abortion law to prohibit state interference before viability and to allow abortions by licensed physicians, with notified parent or guardian requirements for unmarried minors and certain protections. It references Roe v. Wade, notes 1968 law limits, and presents pro choice and pro life positions for the November 3 1992 referendum.
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Maryland
Mits
U.S. Supreme Court
Roe
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Wr Keyes Advocates Guarded U S Military Involvement
Wr Keyes argues the United States should deploy troops abroad only when vital American interests are at stake. The Armed Forces must not be used as mercenaries, risking lives for political or financial aims. When interests are not at stake, troops should not be sent into danger.
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U.S
United States
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Frederick Community College
Loma Linda University
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