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  • Fletcher picks ex-prosecutor as new running mate (Kentucky)

    04/07/2003 11:06:16 PM PDT · by LdSentinal · 1 replies · 692+ views
    Louisville Courier-Journal ^ | 4/7/03 | Charles Wolfe
    <p>FRANKFORT, Ky. -- The federal prosecutor who played a leading role in an investigation of corruption in the General Assembly became Ernie Fletcher's new running mate today.</p> <p>Stephen B. Pence, who last week resigned as U.S. attorney for the western half of Kentucky, was registered on Fletcher's Republican slate, according to forms filed with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance. The two candidates planned a joint news conference Monday morning in Lexington.</p>
  • Fletcher picks ex-prosecutor as new running mate (Kentucky)

    04/07/2003 11:03:16 PM PDT · by LdSentinal · 3 replies · 255+ views
    Louisville Courier-Journal ^ | 4/7/03 | Charles Wolfe
    <p>FRANKFORT, Ky. -- The federal prosecutor who played a leading role in an investigation of corruption in the General Assembly became Ernie Fletcher's new running mate today.</p> <p>Stephen B. Pence, who last week resigned as U.S. attorney for the western half of Kentucky, was registered on Fletcher's Republican slate, according to forms filed with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance. The two candidates planned a joint news conference Monday morning in Lexington.</p>