U. S. Senate
Named 374 times. These are the 346 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- May 31, 1984 traveling in Virginia, for business and pleasure, spent an ...our perfect freedom. Editors Note: Senator Warner serves as co-chairman of the U.S. Senate Tourism Caucus and was the Senate sponsor of the resolution signed by the President proclaiming the week of May 27, 1984 “National Tourism Week.”
- May 31, 1984 are in order. There was a big loser and ...actively involved ranged from his lukewarm endorsement of the candidate for the U.S. Senate nominated by the convention, former Del. Edythe Harrison of Norfolk, to his failure to openly support his own positions on a number of issues. His views...
- Aug 30, 1984 SUtaUKTUUAT ...Virginia «x) U S. hittory; Two tints - a woman to the U.S. Senate. Edytha Harrison, and a woman Vice President. Geraldine Ferraro. Bonuses: Lew Costello, to Congress, and Walter Mondale to the While House. What a changed future when...
- Oct 25, 1984 By GEORGE BOWLES ...fanner Del. Edythe Harrison of Norfolk, Warner’s Democratic challenger in this year’s U.S. Senate race. In the course of a debate last weekend* Mrs. .Harrison proposed that, in the remaining weeks of the campaign, she and Mir. Warner, "travel together...
- Oct 25, 1984 "nrtmrm—h "m Ttrff nimnTf It—(fry A Democratic party fund ...Mondale/Ferraro; and Janet Allen of Alexandria, representative of Edie Harrison, candidate for U.S. Senate. **
- Nov 1, 1984 Senate in Virginia with major party backing. When asked Senate in Virginia with major party backing. When asked if he were worried about the women’s vote, Warner said recently, “No. I’m worried about all votes. I’m taking this campaign seriously....” Warner opposed the Equal Rights Amendment, saying the ERA’s...
- May 2, 1985 By GEORGE BOWLES ...ballot in the Old Dominion. Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro and U.S. Senate hopeful Edythe Harrison were bbth mowed down in the GOP sweep. Political observers were convinced that any woman candidate running this year would be associated in...
- May 2, 1985 Legislation would affect Legislation would affect Dulles, National airports Legislation was introduced in the U.S. Senate last Friday calling for a transfer of Washington National and Washington Dulles International airports to local control. The bill was expected to be introduced in the House...
- May 16, 1985 Our liberty is again being seriously threatened. In the ...seriously threatened. In the very near future (this month or next) the U.S. Senate will consider ratification of the Genocide Treaty (Convention). If ratified, it will remove our Constitutional guarantee of a speedy trial by a jury of our peers...
- May 30, 1985 Several years ago, however, Durrette left his past behind ...Gov. Dick Davis discovered that to his grief in both his unsuccessful U.S. Senate race in 1982 and in his recent run for the gubernatorial nomination against Baliles. Still, it worked well for Baliles last week. But perhaps the most...
- Aug 29, 1985 speculation attached to all this, and Chichester himself will ...able to begin to make his gubernatorial moves after the 1988 House, U.S. Senate and presidential elections. Chichester lives in that part of Stafford County which is a part of the 7th District. If Rep. D. French
- Oct 17, 1985 To the editor: The question is, who sets the ...he blocked an apparent certain nomination of a conservative Democrat for the U.S. Senate. In 1985, he was awarded the nomination for Lieutenant Governor without any opposition from his party. Wilder is wholeheartedly endorsed for Lieutenant Governor by
- Oct 17, 1985 Baliles, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, who knows Baliles, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, who knows full well that the constitution of Virginia states that the Lieutenant Governor shall have the same qualifications as the Governor. Does Baliles feel Wilder has the same qualifications as he does?...
- Oct 31, 1985 Mr. Baliles counters that Mr. Durrette’s price tags for ...by the state Fraternal Order of Police and his secure place in the Senate establishment. Turnout is expected to be relatively light Nov. 5, and a large percentage of black voters could hurt Republicans, though Mr. Wilder has said he...
- Oct 31, 1985 He defeated Durrette by only 26,000 votes statewide in ...the GOP coming off overwhelming victories last year in the presidential and U.S. Senate races. Despite last year’s outcome, Baliles believes the Democratic ticket — which features a black and a woman — is more qualified than the GOP ticket,...
- Oct 31, 1985 remembered as a watershed , ...a seemingly impregnable candidate, found himself in a dogfight for the party’s U.S. Senate nomination with state Sen. Armistead Boothe in 1966. Byrd’s slim margin of victory —just nine-tenths of a percentage point of the 430,000 votes counted—was unheard of...
- Oct 31, 1985 It was nearly midnight ...years later that the shift in political power would show results in the Senate. In 1972, the year Richard Nixon swept the race for president, William L. Scott defeated Democratic incumbent William B. Spong Jr. to become the first Virginia...
- Oct 31, 1985 statewide election for governor ...secretary of the Navy, without traditional Virginia political ties, campaigned for the U.S. Senate for only two months after the death of party nominee Richard Obenshain. He drew large audiences and big headlines on the trail due, at least in...
- Nov 7, 1985 donated a basketball goal at the ...a decisive victory among Rappahannock voters to retain his seat in the U.S. Senate. The incumbent Senator, running as an Independent, got 804 votes of the 1186
- Jan 30, 1986 open seat in the 2nd, would leave the ...fall’s statewide defeats. It could echo through the House of Delegates and state Senate contests of 1987, and through the U.S. Senate race of 1988. In short, the 1985 and 1986 elections combined could once again decisively shift the ever...
- Aug 7, 1986 Arthur Goldberg said: “History has established that the Philadelphia ...the federal budget. The balanced budget amendment was recently defeated in the U.S. Senate. Supporters of the amendment, who are using the threat of a constitutional convention to force Congressional approval of the measure, have vowed to intensify their efforts...
- Sep 10, 1987 Passage of a comprehensive clean air act that will ...original act is being urged by the Virginia Clean Air Coalition. The U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works will meet Sept. 15 and 16 to debate the first comprehensive Clean Air Act revisions in 10 years. These are...
- Oct 22, 1987 Given Sen. Trible’s withdrawal from the U. S. Senate Given Sen. Trible’s withdrawal from the U. S. Senate race next year, does Del. Guest have any interest in that seat? “I have more of an in-state focus,” he replied, adding that he could become known as a “gadfly” if...
- Oct 29, 1987 “CASUAL” ...“10 Best Companies To Work For in America” and winner of the U.S. Senate Productivity Award is looking for “casual” drivers and dock Workers. WAGES: $12.00 per hour Minimum Requirements — “Casual” Tractor Trailer Drivers - Clean Driving Record -...
- Nov 5, 1987 community and to answer questions on international trade. There ...Addressing the conference will be Senator Jesse Helms, the former chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, Senator John Warner and Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Peter Myers. The Farm Conference will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 20 and end...
- Nov 12, 1987 In a joint resolution passed by the U.S. Senate In a joint resolution passed by the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, Nov. 8-14, 1987, has been declared National Food Bank Week. Sen. Alan Dixon (D-Ill.) and Rep. Mickey Leland (D.-Texas), chairman of the House Select Committee on Hunger,...
- Nov 26, 1987 By JEFF COFFEY ...Newspapers Staff Writer Following his announcement last week to run for the U.S. Senate, Charles S. Robb, Virginia’s former governor, slammed the lid on the possibility that he would either seek ^national office or accept a cabinet post in 1988....
- Dec 3, 1987 recoverable oil underlying the recoverable oil underlying the plain). The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee is considering the Roth-Bradley Wilderness Bill, S. 1804, which would designate the coastal plain as wilderness, thus putting it off limits for oil and gas exploration. Committee member...
- Jan 7, 1988 By FRENCH SLAUGHTER ...vote on treaties. The 1987 nuclear missile treaty now goes to the U.S. Senate and must be ratified by a two-thirds vote in order to be binding. /
- Feb 18, 1988 DRIVERS NEEDED ...best companies to work for in Amer tea and winner of the U.S. Senate productive award is looking for full time drivers. Minimum requirements for a tractor trailer driver •Clean driving record •1 year tractor trailer driving experience •Current DOT...
- Mar 31, 1988 PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ...District The 1988 State Democratic Convention will nominate a candidate for the U.S. Senate; elect 26 delegates and 9 alternates to the 1988 National Democratic Convention; elect two at-large Democratic electors, and may also consider any business which may properly...
- Apr 7, 1988 PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ...District The 1988 State Democratic Convention will nominate a candidate for the U.S. Senate; elect 26 delegates and 9 alternates to the 1988 National Democratic Convention; elect two at-large Democratic electors, and may also consider any business which may properly...
- May 5, 1988 gress. This important bill will stop ...Rep- j resentatives, Washington, D.C. 20515; The Honorable John W. ; Warner, U.S. Senate, Washington, * D.C. 20510, and The Honorable Paul Trible, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510, informing them that you support passage of H.R. 1635 and ask that...
- Jun 16, 1988 I By JOHN MAROCCHI J Rappahannock News Contributing Writer ...principal purpose was to choose a £ Republican candidate for the United States Senate seat being vacated by its occupant, Paul Triable, at the end of the current term early in 1989. >; Rappahannock County sent eight delegates |to the...
- Jun 16, 1988 tions he has publicly taken: “You know me — ...to serve the long-term interests of Virginia’s residents and America’s citizens in the Senate. • Because we knew him best of the three (originally four) candidates and increasingly liked what we saw. True, there is much to admire in the...
- Jun 30, 1988 The U.S. Senate passed by a vote of 94-0 The U.S. Senate passed by a vote of 94-0 Senator Paul Trible’s resolution calling on President Reagan to convene an anti-drug summit of the heads of state of the Western Hemisphere nations. Sen. Trible said, “The growth and staying power...
- Jul 28, 1988 symbols of ruined lives and lost opportunities. And when ...nation’s fiiture rests. John W. Warner is Virginia’s Senior Representative in the U.S. Senate. Constituents wishing to express an opinion about this or any issue under consideration may contact him at 2S1S Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510.
- Sep 1, 1988 Old Rag Bulletins ...the course, call Warden Bankston (937-5192). ’ Dawkins guest at barbecue U. S. Senate candidate Maurice - v# Dawkins will be the guest of honor at the Culpeper Republican Committee's GOP Barbecue, which will be held at Zeuswyn Farm on...
- Sep 8, 1988 ' Old Rag Bulletins ...10, from 4-6 p.m. Among the invited < guests will be U. S. Senate candidate Maurice Dawkins, Seventh District Congressman D. French Slaughter Jr., and State delegate Raymond R. (Andy) Guest Jr. The committee invites the public to attend the...
- Sep 8, 1988 MAURICE DAWKINS MAURICE DAWKINS For U.S. Senate and D. FRENCH SLAUGHTER For reelection to U.S. House of Representatives Introduction by DELEGATE ANDY GUEST