Mary Sue
Named 286 times. These are the 263 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- May 2, 1985 By GEORGE BOWLES By GEORGE BOWLES Del. Mary Sue Terry of Stuart, the Democrats’ apparent candidate for attorney general, is a woman who marches to the carefully timed beat of her own drummer. As the prevailing conventional wisdom had it, this was not...
- May 2, 1985 servative coalition. His willingness to sign on with Terry ...woman governor is bound to be an intriguing thought to a person like Mary Sue Terry.
- May 23, 1985 stronger 32-8 majority. Although in 61 of the state’s ...become the vice chairman for operations of the State Democratic Central Committee and Mary Sue Terry of Patrick who is unopposed for the Democratic nomination for
- Jun 6, 1985 (Continued from Page 1) Viguerie and Maurice Dawkins, a ...L. Babies, who beat Mr. Durrette in 1981, will head the ticket. Del. Mary Sue Terry of Patrick County will run for attorney general.
- Jun 6, 1985 By GEORGE BOWLES ...for governor. Sen. L. Douglas Wilder of Richmond for lieutenant governor and Del. Mary Sue Terry of Patrick for attorney general. The prospective Democratic candidates, accompanied by Gov. Charles S. Robb and other party leaders, made a flying trip around...
- Jun 13, 1985 convention as “a symbol of a leader who has ...L. Douglas Wilder, 54, of Richmond, the candidate for lieutenant governor, and Del. Mary Sue Terry, 37, of Patrick County, nominated for attorney general. Mr. Wilder’s nomination marks the first time since Reconstruction that a major party in Virginia has...
- Jun 13, 1985 • Democratic Convention ...the lieutenant governor and attorney general nominations. The two candidates for those positions, Mary Sue Terry and Douglas Wilder, were unopposed. The convention began at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and ended at 3 p.m. on Saturday. “I look for Baliles...
- Jun 27, 1985 (Continued from Page 1) Democratic Del. Mary Sue Terry (Continued from Page 1) Democratic Del. Mary Sue Terry of Patrick or Republican Del. W.R. “Buster” O’Brien of Virginia Beach. Baliles said he was not only carrying out an earlier promise to resign if nominated for governor but was following...
- Jul 4, 1985 “Tht direct involvement of Jerry Baliles in this public ...two Democratic candidates, state Sen. L. Douglas Wilder for lieutenant governor and Del. Mary Sue Terry for attorney general, Mr. Jones said. “The ship of state and the course it is going to take is determined by one hand,” he...
- Jul 11, 1985 Rappahannock News Photo/Jon klavertamp MARY SUE TERRY says she Rappahannock News Photo/Jon klavertamp MARY SUE TERRY says she is more qualified than her opponent for the office of attorney general. Mary Sue Terry Attorney General Candidate Stresses Qualifications
- Jul 11, 1985 By JON KLAVERKAMP By JON KLAVERKAMP Rappahannock News Staff Writer Mary Sue Terry’s decision on March 5 to enter the race for the Democratic nomination for attorney general was not a light one. In an interview in Rappahannock County on Monday, long after...
- Jul 11, 1985 But Republican strategists quietly regard as their ace-in-the hole ...black, for lieutenant governor and, to a lesser extent, the candidacy of Del. Mary Sue Terry of Stuart, a woman, for attorney general. During the nominating process the GOP leaders watched with barely suppressed glee Wilder’s tightening grip on the...
- Jul 18, 1985 By GEORGE BOWLES ...such bounds. Those who support his opponent in the November election, Democratic Del. Mary Sue Terry of Stuart, contend that O’Brien stands guilty of overly hyping — if not actually creating — a professional football career which, they say, is...
- Sep 5, 1985 At its state convention in Norfolk a fortnight ago, ...AFL-CIO convention, Democratic candidate for governor Gerald L. Baliles and attorney general candidate Mary Sue Terry both shied away from the labor endorsement. Both said they wanted, and hoped they would get, the rank-and-file labor support, but neither wanted labor’s...
- Sep 5, 1985 RICHMOND — The Fraternal Order of Police, representing 6,500 ...governor, state Sen. L. Douglas Wilder of Richmond for lieutenant governor and Del. Mary Sue Terry of Patric k for attorney general. “We need the experience and dedication that these candidates bring with them,” George N. Austin Jr. of Poquoson,...
- Sep 12, 1985 Campaign ...Virginia. Baliles, Democratic lieutenant governor candidate L. Douglas Wilder and attorney general candidate Mary Sue Terry were on hand in Buena Vista and Covington, as were GOP lieutenant governor candidate John Chichester and attorney general hopeful W. S. “Buster” O’Brien....
- Sep 19, 1985 year for the House, the measure will come before ...their appetite for the top office whetted. The nominees for attorney general, Democrat Mary Sue Terry and Republican W.R. “Buster” O’Brien also would find a political future looking more attractive. The most interesting possibility, however, may be Gov. Charles S....
- Sep 26, 1985 Candidates debate ...Chichester. The final portion of the program wib feature candidates for attorney general, Mary Sue Terry and William R. O’Brien. The candidates wib each be afforded 15 minutes to present their views. Two other parts in the series of “Campaign...
- Oct 10, 1985 In the races tor the 1UU delegate seats there ...the most powerful members of the House. In the 10th District Democratic Del. Mary Sue Terry is stepping down to run for attorney general. Democrat W. Roscoe Reynolds and Republican Harry Copenhaver, both of Martinsville, are contending for the open...
- Oct 10, 1985 One is the fight in the 10th between Democrat ...in the 10th between Democrat Roscoe Reynolds and Republican Harry Copenhaver for the Mary Sue Terry vacancy. Spokespersons for both parties were surprisingly modest in their expectations. A Republican staffer put the party’s gains at “one or two” while a...
- Oct 17, 1985 Emily F. Fine ham ...Fincham and Davis Fincham, both of Aroda; two granddaughters whom she raised, Mrs. Mary McFarland, of Washington, and Mrs. Brenda Troth, of Stafford; 18 other grandchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Louise Alther, of Sperryville; two brothers, Tom Jenkins and...
- Oct 17, 1985 bven Newsweek magazine took note of the deteriorating GOP ...to 26 percent lead over Republican John Chichester while Democratic Attorney General candidate Mary Sue Terry led Republican Buster O’Brien by a count of 43 to 27 percent. What has happened to bring about this remarkable downturn in Republican fortunes?...
- Oct 24, 1985 The Best Choice The Best Choice ForABetterVirginia. “I believe Jerry Bailies, Doug Wilder, and Mary Sue Terry represent the fall potential of Virginia’s future. It’s a bold and historic ticket and it features proven performers for each position who have a clear edge...
- Oct 31, 1985 The Best Choice ...Best Choice For A Better Virginia. “I believe Jerry Bailies, Doug Wilder, and Mary Sue Terry represent the full potential of Virginia’s future. It’s a bold and historic ticket and It features proven performers for each position who have a...
- Oct 31, 1985 There doesn’t seem to be much doubt that, from ...seven point lead over Republican John H. Chichester while Democratic attorney general candidate Mary Sue Terry eryoys about the same advantage over
- Oct 31, 1985 FREE LEGAL FREE LEGAL ADVICE “Vote for Mary Sue Terry for Attorney General” Good Legal Advice from Those Who Should Know: 82% of the past presidents of Old Dominion Bar Association 65% of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association 70% of the past...
- Oct 31, 1985 Continued from page 1 County in the lieutenant governor’s ...County in the lieutenant governor’s campaign. The same holds true for Democratic Del. Mary Sue Terry of Stuart, the first woman to run for attorney general, in her race against Republican Del. W.R. “Buster” O’Brien of Virginia Beach. The campaign...
- Oct 31, 1985 The candidates seem to ...teachers. Sen. Wilder, like his runningmates gubernatorial candidate Baliles and attorney general candidate Mary Sue Terry, opposes the idea because he believes it would be unfairly administered. Wilder said the difficulty with merit pay is that the system could be...
- Oct 31, 1985 By WILLEM SCHELTEMA ...spend more time in court than his predecessors. O’Brien, 39, faces Democratic candidate Mary Sue Terry, the first woman to run for attorney general in Virginia in the Nov. 5 statewide elections. Terry leads in most polls, though her margin...
- Oct 31, 1985 By THOMAS GOSLING By THOMAS GOSLING ARUNDEL NEWSPAPERS STAFF WRITER If Mary Sue Terry is elected attorney general, she would be the first woman to hold statewide office in Virginia. But talk of history-making isn’t the keystone of the Democrat’s campaign. Terry, 37,...
- Nov 7, 1985 By DONALD DEL ROSSO ...L. Baliles, includes Lt. Gov.-elect L. Douglas Wilder, a black, and Attorney General-elect Mary Sue Terry. In a relatively light turnout, Fauquier voters gave majorities to Mr. Baliles and Ms. Terry, but broke from the statewide Democratic trend in giving...
- Nov 7, 1985 By LAWRENCE EMERSON ...speech as Virginia’s lieutenant governor-elect. Just before Mr. Wilder stepped to the podium, Mary Sue Terry finished her Election Night speech as the state’s next attorney general. The Democrats are respectively the first black and the first woman elected to...
- Nov 14, 1985 Wilder patiently responded to that question each time it ...slightly more remarkable than another historic first on that election night. Democratic Del. Mary Sue Terry of Patrick became the first woman to win statewide office in Virginia by scoring a landslide triumph over GOP Del. W. R. “Buster” O’Brien...
- Dec 5, 1985 As the National Guard cannons boom their salute, Gerald ...Dominion. A few mo.r.°nts before, Lt. Gov. L. Douglas Wilder and Attorney General Mary Sue Terry will have taken their oaths of office. Like Gov. Charles S. Robb’s oath-taking in 1982, a spokesman for the Inaugural Committee says the 1986...
- Dec 12, 1985 Kathleen Zahursky ...Robert Atkins and Hugh S. Atkins both of Pennsylvania; and one niece, Mrs. Mary Sue Cooke, of Culpeper. Mrs. Zahursky was a school teacher for 40 years, teaching first in Rappahannock County and then for many years at the Lake...
- Dec 26, 1985 the state’s Democrats. Special greetings go, as one would ...wet In an upset Virginia will not soon forget! Christmas bells peal for Mary Sue Terry May our new attorney general’s Yuletide be merry! Her landslide election set the crystal balls spinning. And the signal seems clear: This is just...
- Jan 9, 1986 Editorial ...new Governor, Lieutenant-Governor and Attorney General. Gerald L. Baliles, L. Douglas Wilder, and Mary Sue Terry, overwhelmingly elected to their new jobs by Rappahannock citizens, are indeed an historic slate — this ticket includes the first black since Reconstruction and...
- Jan 30, 1986 Drunken Driving formed by the board of supervisors last ...day that the administration of Gov. Gerald L. Baliles, represented by Attorney General Mary Sue Terry, announced its anti-crime proposals, which include measures to make conviction
- Feb 27, 1986 county administrator, and set in motion ...MOREHOUSE Washington A mess To the editor: I see by the papers that Mary Sue Terry has used EMERGENCY POWER to renovate her office for $28,000! Sounds like ol’ Gerry left the place in a mess. JESSE POND Sperry ville
- Apr 24, 1986 Terry defends stand Terry defends stand FREDERICKSBURG — Attorney General Mary Sue Terry says she is ready to defend the constitutionality of a law enlisting Virginia’s mass meetings into a Southern regional primary effort. State Republicans argue the law is an unconstitutional infringement...