Hardly an Anemic Battle
When a Boston jury last week handed drugmaker Hoffman-LaRoche a crushing defeat in its patent law suit over Amgen Inc.’s antianemia treatment, Epogen, Roche lobbyists said the federal court decision would
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Tancredo’s Decision
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Culture Wars
Cooking for the Carlsons was advertised as paying just $7.50 an hour, with no benefits, which is only 50 cents more than D.C.’s minimum wage.
Telecom Issues Remain a Congressional Priority
The Patent Reform Act (H.R. 1908, S. 1145) would set up a system like those in Europe and Asia by moving to a “first-inventor-to-file” from the “first-to-invent” system under current law.
Brownback’s White House Bid a Winding — But Short — Road
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Statehood Bill Would Ignore Citizens’ Will
By forcing a predetermined outcome, H.R. 900’s structure, created by statehood backers, accomplishes none of these goals.
Real Estate Boom for McHenry
Needing a place to live, in early 2001 McHenry and a friend purchased a home for $285,000 in the now-booming eastern portion of Washington, D.C.’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Top GOP House Campaign Strategist Sees Hope in Party’s Special Election Loss
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Proof Is in the Sipping, but Food’s Good Too
His background at Nora, one of D.C.’s organic-food pioneers, shows up in the seasonal, organic produce used in his dishes, much of which comes from local farms.
Under Your Nose: Barboursville Helped Put Virginia Wines on the Map
It was there, at Jeffersons old stomping grounds east of the Blue Ridge Mountains, that the patriarchs vision finally came true.
Sen. Campbell Has the Floor?
It is not clear whether Campbell’s tribal clients have a particular interest in the C-J-S bill, though the American Chemistry Council, another Campbell client, almost certainly does.
Giuliani’s Fundraising Stays Apace
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Super Fans, Super Quiet
“By the way, it’s S. 1876 — the National Security with Justice Act — and it prohibits extraordinary rendition, closes CIA black-site prisons and bans torture.” Friendly Faces.
Retirements Create Historically Big ‘Open Seat’ Gap for Senate Republicans
Stennis) Republicans: 3 open seats, lost 1 Virginia (Paul S. Trible Jr.)
Navy Day Marks D.C.’s Maritime History
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Docked in D.C.
The ship stayed in D.C.’s Navy Yard for two years before being sold to Japan.
Israel Compiles Great Calls to Action
George S. Patton to his Third Army. The ancient Romans are represented, as are America’s Founding Fathers.
A Lucrative Center for Visclosky, PMA
The move by PMA clients into Viscloskys district has coincided with a strengthening of the firms ties to the lawmaker.
D.C.’s Black History Revealed
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CMF Tries to End E-mail ‘Arms Race’
“It’s an arms race,” said Panetta, also D.C.’s shadow representative. “And at the end of the day, an arms race really hurts the people.”