Right now, the state is putting no money into assisted living. Kane said he is concerned about erosion at Camp Ellis, and said the Legislature should be aware of the problem in case it can step in and help the city work with the Army Corps of Engineers. Sipes said he is a Libertarian, and supports the idea of small government. Sipes opposes expanding prescription drug coverage and the state's new prescription drug price control program, saying residents will end up paying more for drugs than they do now. He pointed out that a drug industry organization filed suit after the price control law was passed, claiming it was unconstitutional, and that several drug companies have decided they will no longer ship their products to Maine.
Sipes also opposes increased state aid to education.
He believes schools should have more local control. Sipes said if he is elected, he would learn more about the erosion problems at Camp Ellis, because residents have mentioned it as a concern. Sponsored by Gray Webster Aviation , Adecco Employment and Adecco Technical . It's all about participation. Participate in our Election 2000 Discussion and at the polls on Nov. 7.