Lacy Anderson Seeks Sheriff Comeback as Independent
Former Frederick County Sheriff Lacy Anderson, 53, has filed to run for sheriff as an independent. In this interview he cites home ties to Frederick County, prior corrections work, and a plan to campaign on leave from his Richmond based job while promising staff evaluations and reintegration of trusted personnel.
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Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Carroll Mauck
Anderson
Department of Corrections
Star
Corrections Department
Virginia
Richmond
Gore
Independents Enter Sheriff Race In Frederick County
Five candidates are vying for sheriff in Frederick County with two major party nominees and three independents. Lewis C. Riley Jr former sheriff sergeant Steve Chadwell and former sheriff Lacy Anderson filed petitions with 442 168 and 238 signatures respectively all backing independent bids. Riley ran as a Republican but was denied the GOP nomination and pledged to run as an independent. Anderson a former Democrat did not seek Democratic leadership for a nomination. Chadwell could not comment.
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Frederick County
Lewis C. Riley, Jr
Sheriff's Department
Steve Chadwell
Safeway
Lacy Anderson
Anderson
George Whitacre
Riley
Chadwell
Republican Committee
Kern
Reuss
Education Committee
George Garber
Delmer Robinson
Charles Zuckerman
Pannill Jones
Winchester
Monet Chaap
Paciineses
Pifer Named Robinsons New Winchester Aide
William W. Pifer of Winchester is named staff assistant in charge of Robinsons 7th District office in Winchester effective June 15. He replaces Betty Burkholder who resigns to join an investment firm. Pifer, 25, a 1976 Washington and Lee graduate, earlier worked with the Virginia Republican Party and managed campaigns.
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Washington
D.C
J. Kenneth Robinson
William W. Pifer
Winchester
Pifer
Betty B. Burkholder
Washington and Lee University
Republican Party of Virginia
Cam
Nathan
United States Senate
John Handley High School
William H. Pifer
Congressonal
Robinson
N. Cameron St
Frederick County
Clarke
Page
Warren
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Fredericksburg
Burkholder
Inc
Pty Ming Riper Aw
Winchester City Council approves Fleming for school board seat
The Education Committee recommended James Fleming for the Virginia Avenue vacancy and he was approved 7 to 5 after party line debate. Donald Grubbs and Larry Boppe were nominated for other at large post with similar voting margins. The council also suspended two term limits for school board members and approved the 1979-80 budget and revenue sharing.
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Winchester
James Fleming
Fleming
Virginia Avenue
William Minor
Donald Smallwood
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Donald Grubbs
Smallwood
Grubbs
Virginia Ave
Richard Kern
Kern
Reuss
Garber
Dorsey
Charles Pine
United States
Stewart Bell
Charles Zuckerman
George Garber
Delmer Robinson
Ronald Gore
Thomas Kremer
William Mote
William Shendon
S. Pannill Jones
Effie Davis
Patterson Nominated To Oppose Truban
Fauquier County resident Donald W. Patterson Jr. will run against State Senator William A. Truban. Patterson, 41, from The Plains, joined the race after Democrats backed him following a Front Royal nominating convention. Patterson is Virginia coordinator of the American Agriculture Movement and has served as an energy consultant to federal panels. he testified in Norfolk today and writes for the Fauquier Democrat.
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Star
Fauquier County
Donald W. Patterson Jr
William A. Truban
Patterson
Warren DeArment
Winchester
Plains
William Embrey
Democratic Committee
Virginia
American Agriculture Movement
Washi D.C
Oberlin College of
Ohio
Federal Govern
Norfolk
Fauquier Democrat
Warrenton
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George M. Stoddart
Mauck
Robert L.) DeHaven
Bruce
Lew Riley
Lew
John
Winchester Evening Star
Revea News
Dalton
Technicon
Technicon Corporation
Middletown
John Dalton
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
John Warner
Strasburg
Stephens City
Wayside Inn
Larry Boppe
Rubbermaid Corp
Boppe
Truban
del. Alson Smith
Raymond Guest Jr
Kenneth Stiles
United States Postal Service
J. O. Chamberlin
Postal Service
Pleasant Valley
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