Maryland Senate primary candidates face off as eight Democrats and three Republicans contend
Annapolis dispatch notes that only two candidates, Democratic incumbent Paul Sarbanes and Republican Lawrence Hogan, are realistically in the race for Maryland's U S Senate. The rest, including B Emerson Sweatt Anselmo Chavez William Albaugh and others, are fringe contenders. The piece details backgrounds of Sarbanes challengers and Hogan's lone GOP rival Finch, plus a report from Clear Spring on storm safety flights by Eagle Air Inc.
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Annapolis
B. Emerson Sweatt
Anselmo Chavez
William A Albaugh
Paul S. Sarbanes
Lawrence J. Hogan
Maryland
U.S. Senate
Sarbanes
Hogan
Murdey
Sarbanes and
Donovan B Finch
Frederck
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Native Political Action Committee
Finch
Republican Party
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William L Albaugh
Hyattsville
Albaugh
Senate
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Christos G. Poppos
U. S
John J. Lions
Essex
Indian Head
Marvin Dwayne Jones
Adelphi
Clear Spring
Washington County
Jim Jarvis
Eagle Air Inc
Hagerstown
SCO Sna
New Sanneney County
Federal Aviation Administration
Jarvis
Washington
Commerce Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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