Maryland candidates lean on self loans in 1986 House bids
Maryland congressional hopefuls report self loans and large private contributions as they seek the eight House seats. Notable self loans include Edward Makowski 8469 and Stewart Bainum Jr loaning 3000 plus a 40000 note, with Bainum also showing strong PAC support. Townsend leads in district 8 with 514680 raised, while Bentley trails with 280712. Several districts show varied self funding and PAC influence among McMillen Neal Crosse Mfume and others.
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The
Friends of
Stewart Bainum
Vandenberge
Ellicott City
Frederick
Beverly B. Byron
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Robert F. Kennedy
Helen Deliph Bentley
Baltimore County
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Howard Counties
Tom McMillen
Margelyn A. Harrell
Parren Mitchell
Baltimore
Clarence Mitchell II
J. Saint George Crosse
House
Bentley
Ross Z. Pierpont
Marjorie Holt
McMillen
Robert R. Neal
Baltimore Democrat City Councilman Kweisi Mfume
Gus Adair
Mitchell
Crosse
Isaiah Fletcher
Makowski
Heysette E. Leigh
Montgomery
Bainum
Connie Morella
Montgomery County
Esther P. Gelmanis
Senate
Leon Billings
William Shepard
Wendell Holloway
Byron
Eastern Shore
Roy Dyson
Baltimore City
Barbara Mikulski
Benjamin Cardin
Robert E.lewis
Edward A. Ellison Jr
Catonsville
FEC
Prince George’s County
Luh
Steny Hoyer
George W. Benns
Silver Spring
Montgomery County ballot questions upheld in court ruling
Montgomery County Executive Charles Gilchrist lost a court bid to bar two November ballot questions on council appointments and veto power over master plans. Judge Mary Ann Stepler ruled the placement legal, affecting home rule as state law may be reconciled with the charter.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Charles W. Gilchrist
Montgomery County Planning Board
Circuit Court
Mary Ann Stepler
Frederick
Gilchrist
Stepler
Maryland General Assembly
General Assembly
Paul McGuckian
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Sharon Pegnato
Ms. Pegnato
Neal Potter
District 4-A Candidate Speech Focuses on Economy and Law
A speaker urges District 4-A voters to curb spending, boost competitiveness, and tackle the drug problem through stricter enforcement of existing laws. He emphasizes personal discipline and the need for capable leaders at Annapolis, citing 25 years in farming and county farm bureau leadership near Creagerstown.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Creagerstown
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Washington
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Simon
Gaithersburg
Bruce A. Goldensohn
Union
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Floyd
Mitchell Pawlowski
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Joseph Motter
Robert Hopkins
Melvin J. Laney
Spencerville
Booze
Alley
Hamilton
Anastasia Bennett
Germantown
Lyndon LaRouche
Todd Dock Defense
Todd Dock
Carolyn Dock
Butterfly Lane
Dock
Matt Kempper
St. Frederic
Bruce Reeder
Democratic State Central Committee
Kole Reeder
Ballinger
Sterling E. Ballinger, Sr
John W. Balch
Central Committee
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TREAS
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