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Just how safe is the driving public when the two candidates for state auditor are on the road?
That question was raised after Republican candidate Jack Daly claimed Auditor Ralph Campbell was driving drunk in May 1995 when Mr. Campbell was in an accident in his state vehicle.
Court records show Mr. Campbell was well below the legal limit at which the law presumes a driver to be drunk, and the DWI charge was dropped quickly. Police records showed that the other...
