D.C. Police Circulate New PSA Revisions
MPD also shifted the new PSA 102’s western boundary from 14th Street Northeast to Eighth Street Northeast — a move that diminishes the crime levels of the new PSA 102, said John Wirt, whose current
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Leaders Fill PAC Coffers
Hirschmann has said the forum is now actively fundraising, and their efforts will be reflected in the 527’s year-end report.
K Street Swaying Left?
Weinfurter Addition Fuses D.C.’s Newest Lobbying Shop.
Generals as Candidates: Not Always Such a Winning Combination
Twelve generals have reached the office (George Washington, Andrew Jackson, William Henry Harrison, Zachary Taylor, Franklin Pierce, Andrew Johnson, Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B.
Bush Plans New Tax Cut for Election Year
plans to sell its election-year package as a narrowly targeted pension reform bill designed to help individual taxpayers by letting them stash thousands of additional dollars in tax-free IRAs, 401(k)s
A Look at Tennessee
Isaac Ford, Harold Ford Jr.’s brother, who ran an unsuccessful campaign for Memphis City Council this month, is seen as the potential heir apparent.
Small Tobacco
In the past few months, tobacco farmers like Knoxville, Tenn.’s Burley Tobacco Stabilization Corp. have committed to spending millions of dollars on a lobbying and public relations battle to press
House Signs Software Deal With Microsoft
The contract “remove[s] the barrier of, ‘Gee, I can’t afford to do this upgrade,’” the aide said.
The Hot Plate: One Fish, Two Fish
And some of D.C.’s top chefs give their two cents with recipes of their own.
Get Local Flavors at Taste of D.C.
Convention and Tourism Corp. will host the all-day culinary event Oct. 11-13, which will feature food from more than 40 of D.C.’s favorite restaurants, a fine dining pavilion, a wine tasting pavilion,
Fighting Words
If approved, the new flags will be on display in time for D.C.’s Jan. 13, 2004, Democratic presidential primary. Porter Aide Headed to Iraq. Traci Scott, press secretary to Rep.
Cheney Boosts NRSC to a $1 Million Edge
Even so, DSCC Communications Director Mike Siegel maintained that the organization “continue[s] to remain in one of the strongest positions in our history to help our candidates.”
Mistaken Identity
And as fate would have it, there was another odd development when the Congressman served as the featured guest at D.C.’s Rotary Club last Wednesday.
Daschle to Dean
Indeed, Bush had a bit of trouble with his putting stroke on the 18th green and finished somewhere in the mid-80’s.
Group of Four
At 1:30 p.m. in the Russell Senate Office Building, Sonia Wills will call on lawmakers to support S. 1431 and H.R. 2038, which would renew and strengthen the federal assault weapons ban.
Intern Named Hill’s Honorary Historian
The winner was Alex Snider with his essay “He Had a Dream,” regarding the effects of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination.
From Keillor, With ‘Love’
The Republicans who appear here are “rottweiler[s]” and “ideologues” primarily out to screw over the brotherhood of man, in Wyler’s opinion.
Who Exactly Will Pay For Utility Upgrades?
The House-passed energy bill directs FERC to promulgate a rule that creates “incentive-based … transmission rate[s].”
Weather Shouldn’t Stop Cleanup Day
volunteers have committed to work at a dozen projects from Haines Point to the Constitution Gardens because, as NPLD public relations chief Gary Kozel said, “These are America’s parks but they are also D.C.’s
D.C., Baltimore Aquariums Join Forces
“We’ve worked with them for years, this just brings more to the table,” she said, adding that both aquariums’ leadership boards will continue to serve D.C.’s schoolchildren.