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Reprinted from the Stuart News June 4, 2000 Rep. Mark Foley’s attempt to short-circuit his challenger’s campaign ended up contributing $5,000 to it. Foley, the Republican who represents most of the Treasure Coast, sent a memo to Jean Elliott Brown’s out-of-town donors and 1,200 political action committees in Washington, quoting local newspaper articles on negative aspects of Brown’s campaign. The intent of the memo, titled "Jean Elliott Brown Campaign Continues to Collapse," was to dry up her sources of money, Foley said. The result, however, was a quick infusion of $5,000 in donations to Brown from her irate donors. Reprinted from the Stuart News June 4, 2000 Since a teacher at Lake Worth Middle School was fatally shot by a student on the last day of classes, congressional candidate Jean Elliott Brown has attended the funeral and other vigils, met school officials and talked about her views supporting gun control. Reprinted from the Jupiter Courier May 14, 2000 Tracy Kosberg is using the opportunity to participate in the Million Mom March in Washington, D.C., to join in a small family reunion on Mother's Day. But she is also very serious about the cause, she said Thursday.
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