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Carol Schwartz, Republican Candidate for
Mayor in the
November 5, 2002, general election
Flyer on newspaper endorsements
October 2002

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NORTHWEST COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
ENDORSE
CAROL SCHWARTZ FOR MAYOR

Carol wins endorsements from:
The Current Newspapers
(Northwest Current, Dupont Current, Georgetown Current, Foggy Bottom Current)
The InTowner

From Northwest Current and all
Current Newspapers 10/2/02

"The record on economic development, however, its one of our Many disappointments with the Williams . record. Ward 8 still lacks/ store, an indication` of the fails leverage development downtown to the benefit of underserved neighborhoods..."

"We see major weaknesses in the fnancial and management arenanarticularfy the unacceptable 92 percent growth in the past three-and-a-half years of high-level managers more than. $100,000."

We also see ethical lapses, beginning with Mr. WiIliams' failure to report income he earned from consulting work during his 1998 campaign..."

"We believe none of these problems would arise if Carol Schwartz were mayor. In her years on the school board and city council, we know of no ethical lapses. Mrs. Schwartz has an enviable record of service to her hometown, including leadership positions at charitable organizations when she did not hold elected office. In the past four years, as chair of the Committee on Public Works and the Environment, she has ensured additional resources for two key agencies -- The Department of Transportation and the Department of Public Works."

"We believe that she would carry out her often-expressed commitment to basic service delivery, favoring frontline workers over consultants and high-level managers."

"Overall, we believe Mrs. Schwartz is far better suited to move the District forward. While Williams has clearly produced improvements in the past four years, we believe Mrs. Schwartz would be a superior manager."

From the InTowner,
October 2002

"What we hope for is a mayor who can relate to our neighborhoods and its people, who feels comfortable with them and they with-of course we mean none other than ...Carol Schwartz."

". . . she's an incredibly savvy person who understands fine points of municipal government and appreciates the myriad competing interests that only a culturally diverse city like ours forces its leadership to continually confront."

"With her many years of public service, as a member of the school board and as a member of the city council, she understands those challenges and has, in our opinion, the skill, perseverance, and depth of knowledge to make her an outstanding mayor for this city."

"Mrs. Schwartz hasn't a racist bone in her body. Unlike other politicians we have scud with in this city, she would inter; ever play tare `race card' for the purpose of making political points with one group or another. My, how wonderful that kind of leadership would be!"

"...an outstanding mayor in the mold of Carol Schwartz, if we are smart enough to vote her in..."

Read more of what the press says about Carol Schwartz ...

MORE PRESS ON
CAROL SCHWARTZ

"Many Democrats from across the city believe that Schwartz is more in tune with the needs and aspirations of the people."

- Washington Afro-American Newspaper, 9/28/02

" [Carol Schwartz] has high name recognition and is a strong campaigner, with a record of winning citywide races and of strong service on both the school board and council...

"Unlike Mr. Williams, she has not been dogged by scandal, such as widespread fraud and forgery in nominating petitions or the kind of ethical lapses that have earned the mayor fines by the city's campaign finance office...

"Mrs. Schwartz can be expected to pounce on the mayor's stewardship of the city, especially his alleged lack of empathy for the District's most vulnerable and needy residents."

- The Washington Post, 9/28/02

"...she's always been that: the trusted servant of the people of Washington, D. C. It's certain people see her that way."

"If longevity, affection, ability, passion, personality, charisma, blunt talk, character, honesty, and plain familiarity with and love for the city were enough, Schwartz should be on her fourth term by now."

- The Georgetowner, 10/10/02

Paid for by Carol Schwartz for Mayor Committee, Julliette W. Smith, Treasurer,
4201 Georgia Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20011. A copy of our report is
on file with the Office of of Campaign Finance.

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