Mrs. Elaine Donnelly

What Women Wanted By Elaine Donnelly of the National Review Online Every year in February, in observance of Valentine's Day as well as the birthday of Ronald Reagan, I display in my home a framed memento of the great former president.
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What Women Wanted By Elaine Donnelly of the Natio...

Elaine Donnelly, who heads the Center for Military Readiness, has asked a National Defense University professor for equal time.
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After reading the item, Mrs. Donnelly, whose group supports the U.S. military's ban on homosexuals in the ranks, telephoned Mr. Foster.

"It was an inadequate response, to say the least," said Elaine Donnelly of Hyattsville, a passenger on the train who works as a librarian at National Geographic.
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Donnelly, who was sitting in a middle car, said passengers clearly were alarmed.

"This woman came in frantically and said, 'Call the operator on the intercom -- there's a suspicious package in the last car,' " she said.
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When the train pulled into McPherson Square, Donnelly got off and saw transit officials empty it and pull it from service.
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Shaken by yesterday's incident aboard the Blue Line train, Donnelly sent an e-mail complaint to Metro.She received an automated reply, thanking her for her e-mail.

The reply also reminded her to report anything suspicious on the Metro system.

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Elaine Donnelly, National Review Online, 27 March 2003

"It was an inadequate response, to say the least," Elaine Donnelly, A National Geographic Society librarian who was in the middle car, told the Post.

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