Beard Turns Green Eye to Congressional Staff
It’s the first step in a bigger plan, Beard said in an interview Tuesday, to get people to begin thinking about doing things differently.
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Domenici Fears Primary Will Drain GOP Finances
Pete Domenici (R) said in an interview late last week that he is not taking sides in the Republican primary to replace him, and he added that he is worried about the effect the June 3 intraparty contest
Pharmacists Roiling Over Medicaid Cuts
“It means survival,” Boyda said in a telephone interview. “Right now, we have seven counties out of 105 [in Kansas] with no pharmacies.
The Path to a New Movement
“I don’t think most of the right-wingers are sitting in their private meetings and chortling at how they’ve managed to fool the American people,” the New York Times columnist said in an interview
New Mexico: Domenici Fears Primary Will Drain GOP Finances
Pete Domenici (R) said in an interview late last week that he is not taking sides in the Republican primary to replace him, and he added that he is worried about the effect the June 3 intraparty contest
Library, UNESCO Will Create World Web Site
A prototype of the World Digital Library has been created by the Library of Congress; UNESCO; the Bibliotheca Alexandrina of Alexandria, Egypt; the National Library of Brazil; the National Library
Investor Relations
of the party’s open slots on the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Ensign Pleads for Cash
In the past three months alone, the DSCC collected $1.2 million from Democratic Senators, more than the $740,000 the NRSC collected from its colleagues so far this year.
Money Woes Strike Dodd
A significant chunk of the donor base for the presidential coffers of Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), who chairs the Senate Banking Committee, appears to be tapped out.
Real Estate Boom for McHenry
From 2001 to 2002, the county’s residential foreclosure rate doubled. In an interview, one local real estate agent described the local housing market around 2003 as “terrible.”
A Rangel by Any Other Name
The building – which the college will refurbish using the federal funding — also will include a “well-furnished office” for the lawmaker, according to a CBS News report.
Republican Recruiting
But it is Republicans who now face voter skepticism in the shadow of the president’s handling of the Iraq War.
Zoned-Out Taxi Riders to Finally Get Their Meters
That panel will meet in the next two weeks to formulate a plan for the more than 6,000 taxicabs that work in the city.
Campbell Has the Floor?
“I know the law,” Campbell said in a brief interview. Besides, he added, “sitting Senators are aware of the restrictions. If I overstepped it, they’d say they can’t talk about it.
Hutchison to Retire in 2012, Expects to Run for Governor in 2010
In an interview with Texas Monthly magazine that is cited by the wire service, Hutchison confirmed her plans for a 2010 gubernatorial run and said resigning her current term early would be the right
Craig Files Appeal on Guilty Plea
On Saturday, he was inducted into the Idaho Hall of Fame in a closed-door “celebration,” and NBC is set to air an interview with Craig tonight on national television and again Wednesday morning on the
Pera Fights Lipinski Legacy, Phantoms
“I can’t read people’s minds,” Pera said in an interview at his headquarters, “but the objective signs are, the other candidates have no office space, their Web sites are barren.”
GOP Leaders Trying to Push Doolittle Out
The Congressman’s advisers in a telephone interview on Monday acknowledged that Doolittle has a tough road ahead, but tried to explain away his present difficulties while arguing that victory in
Abramoff-Style Tactics Alleged in Suit
In an interview last week, Shays said there was absolutely nothing wrong with the campaign, which included letters to Interior, meetings with key officials, hearings and legislative proposals to
GOP Is Eager for FISA Fight
on the issue in that chamber.