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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1986

Page

13

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.

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.

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.

Maryland Annapolis Creagerstown Frederick County Farm Bureau Washington

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