| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 366.1 | y | USCTR2::DONOVAN | cutsie phrase or words of wisdom | Mon Sep 10 1990 00:50 | 4 |
| Who is she? What state is she running in? Gawd..I hope it's not
Massachusetts because I will really be embarassed.
Kate
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| 366.2 | | CSC32::M_VALENZA | Born to note. | Mon Sep 10 1990 01:11 | 3 |
| She is running in Colorado against Hank Brown for the U.S. Senate.
-- Mike
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| 366.3 | | CSC32::M_VALENZA | Lambada while you bungee jump. | Mon Nov 05 1990 15:24 | 13 |
| I could be mistaken (and I'm sure that someone will correct me if I'm
wrong), but I believe that Josie Heath is the only woman running for
the U.S. Senate this year. Since this conference is *woman*notes, I
started this topic because I thought that her campaign just might
conceivably be a subject of interest to women in general, or at least
those women who reside within the U.S.
Having made that comment, I now return this notes conference to its
regularly scheduled, ubiquitous discussions about a particular election
between two male candidates for the Governorship of one of the 50
states that compose the United States.
-- Mike
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| 366.4 | stands, etc.? | GWYNED::YUKONSEC | aaaaaahhhh, the gentle touch | Mon Nov 05 1990 15:42 | 3 |
| Can you tell us about her, Mike?
E Grace
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| 366.5 | | CSC32::M_VALENZA | Lambada while you bungee jump. | Mon Nov 05 1990 17:19 | 7 |
| Well, she is way behind in the polls at this point, so it doesn't sound
like she has a chance anyway. She defeated Carlos Lucero for the
Democratic party nomination; her Republican opponent, Hank Brown, ran
unopposed in the primary. I guess tomorrow we'll see if it turns out
to be a landslide for Brown.
-- Mike
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| 366.6 | Senator Nancy Kassebaum running for re-election | CLAY::HUXTABLE | Soul, renounce suffering; you have danced on the face of the sun | Tue Nov 06 1990 15:18 | 16 |
| re 366.3:
Josie Heath isn't the only one. Nancy (Landon) Kassebaum, Republican from
Kansas, is running for re-election to the U.S. Senate. She is opposed by
Dick Williams, a Democrat with no experience in public office.
As for governor's races...this year in Kansas we apparently have a choice
between "a boob with nuts and a nut with boobs." The incumbent, Republican
Mike Hayden, is almost universally unpopular, largely because of some state
economic difficulties. His opponent, Democrat Joan Finney, is strongly
supported by some pro-life groups, but has also stated that a "morning-
after Pill" or D&C is not an abortion but a way of preventing pregnancy.
Also, despite her experience as State Treasurer she seems to have very
little grasp of the realities of the state economy.
-- Linda, who is probably the only =wn= reader from Kansas
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