Carroll employee accuses Beck of unfair campaign use
Carroll County Bureau of Aging chief Janice M. Watkins says Del. Rees E. Beck misused a thank you note in campaign ads for the state Senate race in District 5, claiming the context implied endorsement. Beck faces Democrat Roger L. Mann in a contest spanning Carroll and Frederick counties and parts of Bere.
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Bartlett Eyes Bid To Topple Incumbent Byron
Bartlett, a Buckeystown resident with a PhD in zoology, campaigns to reduce federal power and shift duties to state county and local governments. He emphasizes his technical background, farming, homebuilding, NASA IBM and NIH ties, and a career as researcher teacher author with over 100 papers.
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Bartle Tackles Budget and Environment in Maryland Talk
The article reports Bartle, a Kentuckian native now in Maryland, voicing moderate views on budget balance and environmental protection. He criticizes current spending, calls for sustainable policy, and notes the lack of new major weapons programs. Bartle and his wife Ellen have four children.
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Pascal Makes Final Campaign Swing Through Frederick
Maryland gubernatorial hopeful Robert A. Pascal conducted a Western Maryland swing from Oakland to Cumberland and Hagerstown before Frederick. He touted momentum from a Baltimore Sun poll and pressed issues on gun laws, road funding, and employment programs for small and medium sized businesses.
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