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Anthony Williams
Democrat
Candidate for Mayor in
November 3, 1998, general election

Materials for General Election

• On-line chat session on America Online, November 1, 1998
• General election endorsements:
  • Bill Clinton, president
  • Marc H. Morial, Mayor of New Orleans
  • Edward G. Rendell, Mayor of Philadelphia
  • Kurt L. Schmoke, Mayor of Baltimore
  • National Council of Senior Citizens
  • Sierra Club
• Position papers
  • The Williams Pledge: Integrity, Accountability, and Openness in Government
  • Anthony Williams Is Committed to Seniors
  • Anthony Williams Vision for Health Care in the District
  • Improving School-to-Work Transition in the District
  • Local Small, Minority, and Disadvantaged Business Development Plan
  • Public Safety Plan
  • Renewal in the Neighborhoods: A Vision for Housing, Economic Development and Community Development for Washington, DC
  • Summary of Eduction Platform
  • The University of the District of Columbia
  • A Vision for Parks and Recreation in the District
  • A Vision for the DC Public Library
  • Year 2000 Compliance for the DC Government
• Flyer, Making Washington, D.C. a Great City for Seniors, October 1998
• Tony Williams on the Issues, October 1998
• Statement on endorsement by Kevin Chavous, September 30, 1998

Materials for Primary Election

• Mailer, “Anthony Williams the Record, #2,”, September 1998
• Flyer, “Does Kevin Chavous Really Care?” September 1998
• Flyer, “The Real Record of Anthony Williams,” September 1998
• Endorsement by Councilmember Kathy Patterson, August 25, 1998
• Brochure, “A Leader Who Gets Results,” August 1998
• Palm card, “Quality Jobs for Our Citizens,” August 1998
• Palm card, ”Making DC Work for Us,” August 1998
• Brochure, August 1998
• Ward Seven Ad Hoc Committee (independent committee supporting Anthony Williams)
  • Flyer, “Kevin Chavous Talks the Talk,” September 1998
  • Press release, “Resident of Mayoral Candidates’s Ward Release Councilmember”s Record” August 5, 1998
  • “An Open Memorandum to District Residents: The Ward Seven Story — Kevin P. Chavous, Councilmember, 1992 – Present”
  • “Here is the ‘Real’ Ward Seven Story: Why Are Ward Seven Residents Supporting Anthony Williams?”
  • The Ward 7 Story, Part III: Neighborhoods
  • The Ward 7 Story, Part IV, The Council Candidate (1992) The Mayoral Candidate (1998) Deja Vu
  • “What People in Ward 7 are saying about Anthony Williams for Mayor of the District of Columbia”
• Open letter to District law firms and accounting firms on gross receipts tax, July 30, 1998
• Palm card, July 1998
• Questionnaires
  • Citizens Association of Georgetown Questionnaire, July 1998
  • Coalition for Nonprofit Housing Development Questionnaire, August 25, 1998
  • DC Action for Children Questionnaire, August 1998
  • D.C. Chamber of Commerce Questionnaire, July 1998
  • Gertrude Stein Democratic Club Questionnaire, July 1998
  • METPAC
  • Planned Parenthood
  • Sierra Club Questionnaire, July 1998
  • Washington Business Journal questionnaire, July 7, 1998
  • Washington Post Questionnaire, July 1998
  • Washington Interfaith Network Questionnaire, July 1998
• Materials on public schools and education
  • A Comprehensive Focus on Children, July 1998
  • Construct a 21st Century Technology Learning Center, July 1998
  • Establish a Drop-in Child Care Center as Cornerstone of System, August 1998
  • Improving School-to-Work Transition in the District, August 1998
  • Mentoring 2000 program, July 1998
  • Summary of Education Platform, September 1998
• District of Columbia Welfare to Work: A New Vision for a New Millenium, July 1998
• Announcement speech, June 27, 1998
• Biography
• Photograph of Anthony Williams
• Link to candidate’s own web site

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