The Edmund S. Muskie Foundation -- Remembrances

PLEASE ENJOY THESE MEMORIES of Senator Muskie shared with us by his fans. We would love to hear from you if you have a story to contribute. Just fill out the feedback form or send e-mail to lgb@leonbillings.com. Click on any of the names below to read their stories:

King Golden resides in California. He was involved in the "Muskie for President '72" campaign.
Lester Hyman worked on both the 1968 and 1972 national campaigns. He has contributed three long stories taken from a personal book of political memories that he wrote as a Christmas present for his children.
David Lemoine resides in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. Dave was a former intern in Senator Muskie's Senate office. He was recently elected to the Maine House of Representatives.
Ron Linton, now retired, was the former Chief Clerk of the Senate Public Works Committee under Chairman Pat McNamara. McNamara created the Environmental Pollution Subcommittee for Senator Muskie to chair.
Jack Sando is an attorney in Bethesda, Maryland. Read about his first experience at speech-writing for Ed Muskie.
Dick Stewart was for many years a writer at the Boston Globe. Now retired, he served as Senator Muskie's 1972 presidential campaign press secretary.
Herbert Hadad, a former writer at the Boston Globe, where he worked with Dick Stewart, served as Senator Muskie's 1972 presidential campaign deputy press secretary. He is a press officer for the Department of Justice, working in Manhattan for U.S. Attorney James B. Comey of the Southern District of New York.

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