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Beardsley, Armstrong joust in debate
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Democrat Bruce Beardsley kept the pressure on Republican Gibson C.
Armstrong Thursday night during the candidates' one debate before the
July 16 special election to fill the unexpired term of former state
Rep. John E. Barley.
Armstrong, a Strasburg resident and former Marine captain, chose a
spartan approach, emphasizing from the beginning his leadership
abilities, his conservative attitude toward government and his local
roots.
"I would like to be your next representative," Arms...
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Armstrong easily defeats Beardsley in 100th race; Will fill remainder of John Barley's term
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; In the first of two elections this year for the 100th House District seat, Democrat Bruce Beardsley didn't even win a single voting precinct. In the heavily Republican district, Strasburg Township resident Gibson C. Armstrong was elected by an overwhelming margin to fill the four remaining months
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Beardsley questioned about his retirement
Sunday News Lancaster, PA
; ... guessed Beardsley. Beardsley has been slamming Armstrong for alleged ethical lapses, in particular the discontinuance of his Sunday News column last year, all campaign. Over the weekend, though, GOP sources suggested that Beardsley wasn't telling voters the whole ...
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Bruce Beardsley's plate full as special election nears; Vows to keep Barley's office open, retain his aides
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; You can't say Bruce Beardsley doesn't want it enough. In preparation for next week's special election, Beardsley, the Democratic candidate for the 100th District House seat, issued six press releases over the past week, listing his day-to-day campaign activities as well as two new campaign
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Demo state House candidate in 100th says Armstrong should apologize for column
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; ... issued a prepared statement Monday, Memorial Day, criticizing Armstrong for a Sept. 3, 2000, column in the Lancaster Sunday News. In the piece, "Battle Stations," Armstrong, a former Marine captain, criticized then-President Clinton for his rapid integration ...
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Beardsley couldn't beat the odds
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; "The odds are against me," said Democrat Bruce Beardsley, acknowledging a truth so obvious it provoked a laugh from his election day sidekick, Ben Donahower. The pair paused for lunch Tuesday at Valley View Restaurant in Drumore after trolling for last-minute converts in Beardsley's quixotic quest
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