U. S. Senate
Named 374 times. These are the 346 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- Sep 25, 1996 ment he makes and talks more like a ...a slippery lawyer than a genuine leader. As Republican leader of the U.S. Senate, Bob Dole had the strong, unanimous support of every Democrat in the Senate. Why? Because they knew that they could trust him. His word was as...
- Oct 2, 1996 Battle of Warners ...polls with only five weeks until voters cast their ballots, Democratic Party U.S. Senate candidate Mark Warner is stepping up his attacks on incumbent Republican John Warner. Mark Warner is trying to convince voters that his opponent, with his high...
- Oct 16, 1996 Elect ...for three outstanding candidates: our President, Bill Clinton; Mark Warner, candidate for U.S. Senate and for Bob Weinberg, candidate for Congress. Americans are aware that President Clinton is willing to solve the challenges presented in governing this great and multi-cultural...
- Oct 16, 1996 by Bob's ideas; this is typical of the professional ...ballots to re-elect President Clinton, and to vote in Mark Warner for U.S. Senate and Bob Weinberg in the U.S. House of Representatives. FRANKLIN R. SCHMIDT Chairman, Rappahannock Democratic Party Committee
- Oct 23, 1996 Senator Confident ...lead in polls, but in the battle for a seat in the U.S. Senate, money has a wearing effect. And his challenger, Alexandria telecommunications tycoon Mark Warner has plenty of it. This summer, Mark Warner began flooding the airwaves with...
- Oct 23, 1996 By DAN LOWREY and MATTHEW BROWN Times Newspapers Staff ...worked hard, and paid , plenty, to keep the focus of the U.S. Senate race on incumbent John Warner and his record. On Senator John Warner's suggestion that putting so much of his own money into his campaign is "not...
- Oct 23, 1996 The American economy is healthier than it was four years ago, ...win the election, Sen. Robert Dole, who made his reputation in the U.S. Senate as a deficit hawk, is proposing a large tax reduction. Most voters are skeptical of this. Those who believe he just might do it if elected,...
- Oct 23, 1996 Mark Warner makes a very appealing case for his election to Mark Warner makes a very appealing case for his election to the U.S. Senate. He is young and energetic, and he seems to understand the challenges that come with global competition. However, Virginia cqntinues to need John Warner. Four years...
- Oct 23, 1996 tracts from Newport News shipbuilders. Pointing to his seat ...still blame John Warner for Oliver North's failed bid in the 1994 U.S. Senate election. Sen. Wamei says, "In my campaigning today. I've only seen vestiges of that problem." The senator sticks by his decision to back independent candidate Marshall...
- Oct 30, 1996 Vote Tuesday ...of German. • In 1845, a switch of one vote in the U.S. Senate would have kept Texas from statehood. • In 1868, one Senate vote kept President Andrew Johnson from being convicted and removed from office following House passage...
- Oct 30, 1996 Letters ...voting Democratic in November. Re-elect Bill Clinton and put Mark Warner in the Senate and Bob Weinburg in Congress. BRUCE SLOANE Vice Chairman, Rappahannock - County Democratic Party Committee Support M. Warner To the Editor: You made a valid point...
- Nov 6, 1996 other candidates had 1.8 percent. About 80.4 percent of ...election of 1992, the last presidential election. In the race for the U.S. Senate seat held by Sen. John Warner, the senator carried the county with 53.4 percent of the vote to Mark Warner's 46.3 per
- Nov 6, 1996 Rappahannock News. In Washington Marshall Coleman and Walter Longyear ...Graham Hackley.' In Scrabble David Konick had a write-in vote for the U.S. Senate. In the race for the 10th District seat in the House of Representatives, Rep. Frank Wolf had an easy victory with over 70 percent of the...
- Nov 6, 1996 President Bill Clinton and his Republican challenger Bob Dole ...votes. Natural Law party nominee John Hagelin got one vote. In the U.S. Senate race, incumbent John Warner defeated his Democratic Party challenger Mark Warner 89 to 82. The race for the House of Representatives was a runaway with incumbent...
- Jun 25, 1997 Republicans and independents that, while he is very much ...for lieutenant governor in 1993, and Ollie North, who was nominated for U.S. Senate in 1994, were unable to rise far enough above their initial base to win. People who have followed Earley’s career in the State Senate say that...
- Dec 17, 1997 Republican group strong indications he will seek a U.S. Republican group strong indications he will seek a U.S. Senate seat in the year 2000, but Susan Allen told me speculation may be premature. A little more than six years ago, she noted, her husband was a member of the...
- Apr 15, 1998 Former Governor George Allen, a small town lawyer at ...consideration to running for statewide office. If Allen chooses to run for U.S. Senate in 2000 he would be the odds on favorite for the
- Apr 15, 1998 er. The first most obvious is to seek the er. The first most obvious is to seek the Republican nomination for Senate in 2000. Election to the U.S. Senate would put him in a strong position for a future run for national office. He might try to put himself...
- May 13, 1998 So far there are only a few Virginia congressional ...there are several incumbents who might well - decide to seek a U.S. Senate seat in the year 2000. So persons having congressional aspirations, might well opt wait until there is an open seat before taking on the daunting task...
- Aug 26, 1998 cal affiliation. Later, when his term was done and ...when his term was done and he sought the party nomination for U.S. Senate, Republicans by the thousands who regarded him as a pariah backed former party chairman Dick Obenshain, a man who looked on Holton as a Democrat in...
- Sep 23, 1998 Even though the dog days of August hung on ...focusing on 1999 y hen 100 House of Delegate peats and 40 State Senate seats ere up for grabs and the year 2000 when the U.S. Senate seat how occupied by Charles S. JRobb, Democrat, goes through ^another election cycle....
- Oct 28, 1998 Republican U.S. Representative Frank Wolf (10th District), an eight-term ...become a leader in the fight for international humanitarian standards. Last week’s U.S. Senate approval of the Freedom from Religious Persecution bill is one example: The legislation grew out of Wolf’s efforts to stop discrimination against minority religions in other...
- Dec 16, 1998 Nothing is more certain than death, taxes and the ...of former Governor George Allen’s exploratory committee that he should run for U.S. Senate in 2000. Such committees are gimmicks to avoid early entanglements in bureaucratic federal election laws. When Frank Atkinson, Jay Timmons and Allen gathered in a room...
- Mar 10, 1999 — are ones who need to prepare ...and next, as well as leap day, Feb. 29 next year. The U.S. Senate special committee on the Year 2000 reported more serious concerns than the state government. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd (D-Conn.), who is on the special Senate panel,...
- Mar 24, 1999 into English as “Lecherous ...Company catalog, Welch has had a painting on display at the U. S. Senate Caucus.
- Aug 16, 2000 Rappahannock News Photo/Barbara C Way land Phillip Terrell of ...to greet Formftr Governor George Allen, who is the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate at a benefit breakfast on Aug. 9 at Bleu Rock Inn. Approximately 90 people attended the onehour meeting.
- Aug 23, 2000 tenure. He championed a buy out and early retirement ...election and return him as one of the Virginia representatives to the U.S. Senate.
- Aug 23, 2000 Tax reduction is an issue that is currently being ...Senator Robb and Governor Allen who are competing for election to the U.S. Senate in November. The issue clearly defines the attitudes of the Democratic and Republican parties. Senator Robb's position on taxes can best be seen in relation to...
- Sep 13, 2000 Equal coverage ...they were written by the Senator's campaign manager. When his opponent, Republican U.S. Senate candidate George Allen, appeared at a similar event at the Bleu Rock Inn two days earlier, it was noted as: "Approximately 90 people attended the one...
- Nov 1, 2000 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2000 ...March, and it's one issue that Gov. Jim Gilmore and both U. S. Senate candidates support. Such a proposal might seem superfluous to citizens of rural counties like Rappahannock, where "harvesting Nature s bounty" is considered a right and privilege....
- Feb 13, 2002 He has also recently received the Fairfax County Park ...for the U.S. House of Representatives Iran/Contra Committee. He also led the U.S. Senate Ethics Committee investigation of unauthorized disclosure issues related to the Charles Keating/Savings and Loan Ethics probe, as well as other sensitive ethics and classified intelligence investigations...
- Mar 27, 2002 Lions to distribute ...Virginia Democratic Party seek a qualified candidate to run for the U. S. Senate this fall. The Democratic Party nominee would oppose Republican Sen. John Warner, the incumbent, in the upcoming 2002 election. For more information, contact Meredith Gorfein at...
- Nov 7, 2002 received '299 votes compared to Mr. Cantors 187. Two ...Mr. Cantor won 85 votes; Mr. Jones received 70. In the U. S. Senate race, U. S. Sen. John W. Warner R-Va., who was so strong Democrats could find no one to run against him, won a fifth' term as...
- Dec 5, 2002 program that was designed to compensate farmers for drought-related ...but a bill to continue the program was stalled in a U. S. Senate committee. • A letter from Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services Board Executive Director Brian Duncan announced that Rappahannock and Madison County Family Guidance Services will be discontinued...
- Jul 31, 2003 Resolution Appreciation ...training, had a long and distinguished career as a staffer in the U.S. Senate, a restorer and redeveloper of fine properties and as an appraiser of real estate; and WHEREAS, Mr. Herrema was a dedicated and committed member of the...
- Jan 22, 2004 northwest counties, is serving his first term in public ...crash in 1978 shortly after winning his party’s nomination for the U. S. Senate. Obenshain’s death resulted in Sen. John Warner winning the nomination. Warner has been elected to five terms. The senior Obenshain was the head of the Republican...
- Aug 5, 2004 up for President George W. Bush. But I fail ...his even more liberal voting record than Sen. Edward Kennedy in the U.S. Senate. And nobody, despite the absence of the hot-button issues from the Democratic convention stage, could win the party nomination without being on the liberal side of...
- Dec 22, 2005 That would come much later, when we both wound ...state, I watched his career develop in the House and then the U.S. Senate. He was a different kind of politician, intellectual, witty, literate, somewhat aloof, not prone to suffer fools gladly (as politics virtually requires), more the college professor...
- Dec 22, 2005 release - he came down to the hotel lobby ...Walnut Hill, and Gene McCarthy went back to a seat in the U.S. Senate. In the summer of 19691 became engaged to Sean Kilpatrick, oldest son of James J. and Marie P. Kilpatrick, and we were married in October. The...
- Jun 8, 2006 Virginians, it’s time to wake up. There’s a primary ...November elections. In 1994, the last time a Democratic primary for a U.S. Senate race in Virginia took place, only 16 percent of the state’s registered voters turned out. On June 13, Harris Miller will battle Jim Webb, with the...