Reform Party splits over endorsements in 6th District race
Maryland Reform Party will not endorse either Roscoe Bartlett or Stephen Crawford in the 6th District contest. Dr Patricia Cummings said the party never received Bartlett’s questionnaire and that the Howard County committee endorsed only Bartlett, while the state group remained noncommittal. She noted the party operates as a grassroots, county-autonomous movement and emphasized they did not endorse Bartlett statewide.
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Maryland Reform Party
Roscoe Bartlett
Stephen Crawford
Patricia Cummings
Bartlett
Cummings
State Central Committee
Joe Bartlett
Dr Cummings
Dr. Cummings
Howard County Reform Party Committee
Dr. Bartlett
Maryland
Ross Perot
Reform Party
Columbia
John Morgan
Sun District
James Lafferty
Bartlett Campaign
Young adults eager to vote in 1996 election
Area college students describe their concerns and beliefs as they prepare to vote next month. The economy tops issues, with calls for healthcare funding, AIDS research, and elder care. Opinions on welfare, education reform, taxes, immigration, and environmental policy are varied but engaged, highlighting first time voters’ sense that every vote counts.
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Edwin Stroman
Mount St Mary’s
Bob Dole
Clinton
Toni Page
Hood College
Katherine Ellison
Hood
Letizia Nieves
Killian
California
Leo Zerhusen
the Mount
Zerhusen
Jennifer Bayless
Candidates Hit the Road in 6th District Campaigns
In Maryland's 6th District, Rep Roscoe Bartlett and challenger Stephen Crawford press hometown outreach with waving at intersections, door to door visits, and campus stops. Crawford tours Hood College with Delegate Sue Hecht while Bartlett notes drivers' reactions, including thumbs up and down, as they pursue voters ahead of the election.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Stephen Crawford
Dr Bartlett
6Th District
Bartlett
Congress
MD 32
MD. 89
Howard County
House of Delegates
Robert Kittleman
MD. 26
MD 194
Crawford
Dr Crawford
Sue Hecht
D-Frederick Washington
Hood College
DNR blamed for slow chase in llama killing case
In Glen Arm Maryland a hunter Bomhoff confessed to shooting L L Bean a 500 pound llama on Katherine Tyler Gabriel’s 73 acre farm. DNR chief Rhoads took responsibility noting delayed pursuit due to reassigned investigator and busy caseload. The carcass was taken to a Parkville butcher who misrepresented it as deer.
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Glen Arm
Maryland Natural Resources Police
John W. Rhoads
David Marple
Baltimore
Garrett County
Rhoads
Melvin Flair Bomhoff
Hamilton
L.L. Bean
Kama
Katherine Tyler Gabriel
Department of Natural Resources
Bomhoff
Parkville
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Matthew Barakat
ED Waters Jr
News-Post
Zach Killian
Leo Zerbusen
Politics
Dr. Crawford
Ms Hecht
William J. August
West College Terrace
Frederick
Old
Annapolis Rd
Chiropractic
Johnson
Frederick, MD
Iran
DNR
Llama
Ule
Sean NS YS Oren Eal
Rugs Coal Rying
Tye
Connecticut Ave
Kensington
Washington St
Hagerstown
Irol New Aan Biles Atia
CVA
Methode
Jeanne Plaubert
West
Patrick Street
Salvation Army
the Salvation Army
Maryland Avenue
NWSPA
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