article_snippet.sent: A man vying to become the next Kentucky governor has legally changed A man vying to become the next Kentucky governor to Gatewood Galbraith after a late local celebrity who bid five times for the title but never won enough votes.
article_snippet.sent: The 68-year-old Pulaski County resident, who was known as Terrill Wayne Newman Terrill Wayne Newman until Tuesday, told the Lexington Herald-Leader the Lexington Herald-Leader  doesn't expect to be elected but hopes the gesture will 'Gatewood Galbraith's grave.'
article_snippet.sent: the Lexington Herald-Leader  predecessor, who died in 2012 from chronic emphysema, gained a following for the Lexington Herald-Leader  wit, sharp dress sense and support of legalizing marijuana.
article_snippet.sent: Terrill Terrill Wayne Newman (right), who is vying to become Governor of Kentucky, has legally changed his name to Gatewood Galbraith after the late local celebrity (left) who bid five times for the title but never won .
highlights_snippet.sent: Terrill Wayne Newman is vying to become the next Kentucky governor .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: On Tuesday Terrill Wayne Newman legally changed Terrill Wayne Newman name to Gatewood Galbraith after a late local celebrity who bid five times for the title but never won enough votes .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Terrill Wayne Newman says Terrill Wayne Newman doesn't expect to be elected but hopes the gesture will 'warm Galbraith's grave' 