Judith Gilmore

Fri., Sept. 10, 1999

Personal: 55 … Lived in Spokane since 1974 … Consultant in public relations, organized labor and campaigns … member, Spokane Plan Commission … Eastern Washington representative for Gov. Mike Lowry, 1993-1997 … worked with Inland Empire Zoological Society, National Abortion Rights Action League and West Central Community Center.

Education: Graduated from East High School, Pueblo, Colo., 1962 … some college classes and workshop training in integrity, ethics, government and mediation.

Finances: $11,500 as of Sept. 7, including $2,000 from Straight Talk PAC, $1,500 from Spokane Firefighters Union, $1,000 from Micro Enhancement International, $1,000 from Phil Sandifur, president of Summit Properties, $800 from C. Paul Sandifur, president of Metropolitan Mortgage and $600 from Bill Snider, information officer at Metropolitan.

Campaign manager: Barbara Marney.

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