Virginia Senate Campaign Funds Report Shows Spending
First quarter reports for Virginia Senate hopefuls Harry Byrd Jr. and Elmo Zumwalt Jr. show Byrd with 35336.43 in receipts and 19551.96 in expenditures while Zumwalt reports 66937 in receipts and 63636.95 in expenditures. Most Byrd funds came from Virginians and most Zumwalt funds from outside sources. The piece notes campaign costs are high nationwide and calls for stronger reform to curb totals.
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U.S. Senate
Virginia
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Washington
State Board of Elections
Byrd
Zumwalt
America
Virginians for Byrd Committee First Quarter Totals
The quarterly FEC report shows VIRGINIANS FOR BYRD COMMITTEE disclosing all finances since formation on October 6 1975. It has received 2846 individual contributions averaging 51.73 with 2803 from Virginia and 41 outside Virginia totaling 7607. Major contributors noted for the period.
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Federal Election Commission
Virginians For Byrd Committee
Virginians For Byrd
Virginia
Walk for Big Brothers Big Sisters Seeks Community Support
A Saturday 25 mile walk to fund Big Brothers Big Sisters faces a $10 000 gap in its $17 000 annual budget. Registration opens 6 30 a m at the city park amphitheatre with a 7 a m kickoff featuring Pat Fischer. The finish line is at the War Memorial Building by 6 p m. Proceeds fund one to one mentoring for children in Winchester and Frederick County.
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Big Brothers
Big Sisters
John Fitzgerald
United Fund
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Washington
Fitzgerald
Winchester
Frederick County
Big Brothers-Big Sisters
Big Sisters Organization
Virginia January 18 to March 30 Political Action Funds Report
A Virginia document lists political action contributions from January 18 through March 30 totaling funds from multiple unions and committees. Seafarers PAC in Brooklyn and MEBA in Brooklyn show 5000 each, with others from MEBA AFL-CIO in Brooklyn, Engineers in Washington, IBEW COPE in Washington, and Carpenters in Washington. Overall, 6 percent of funds originate in Virginia and 94 percent come from outside the state.
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Seafarers Political Action Committee
Brooklyn
N.Y
MEBA
Political Action Fund
United Steel Workers
Washington, D.C
District 2
Afl-Cio
IBEW
COPE
Washington
Eenae
Carpenters Legislation Improvement Committee
Iron Workers Political Action Committee
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