House speaker John L. Martin defended his initial silence in the ballot-tamperin

Source

Portland Press Herald

Date

3-17-1993

Pages

1A, 7A

Abstract

House speaker John L. Martin defended his initial silence in the ballot-tampering scandal by claiming he didn't think the rumors he was hearing were credible enough to report. Martin spoke to his colleagues in the house after the Attorney General released a 115-page report on the scandal. Related stories.

Subjects

Elections Corrupt practices, Martin, John L

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