Ehrlich Aid Could Augur Davis Move
The Tom Davis Virginia Victory Fund, a soft-money organization founded by Davis, gave more than $120,000 to state and local candidates between July 1 and Nov. 5, 2002, according to Internal Revenue
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Neighborly Advice: Time Running Out for Election Reform
[IMGCAP(1)] “Katherine who?” I demanded to know. “Harris, the woman from Florida,” my neighbor repeated.
NRCC Continues to Outraise, Outspend Democrats
The National Republican Congressional Committee outraised its Democratic counterpart roughly 4-to-1 last month, according to reports filed with the Federal Election Commission late last week.
Nadler Joins Roster of Members Backing Dean
His campaign is hoping to raise $1 million on the trip.
A Look at South Carolina
[IMGCAP(1)] But with Thurmond’s retirement last cycle and subsequent death this year and Hollings’ recent announcement that he would not run for an eighth term, both parties are turning to fresh-faced
Case Dismissed
[IMGCAP(1)] Michigan residents Ilelabayo Olaniyi and Reena Patel were arrested March 6 and charged with a false bomb threat, disorderly conduct, assault or threatened assault, and aiding and abetting
Goetz, Senate Veterans’ Affairs Aide, Dies at 34
A service will be held at 1 p.m. today at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 6001 Western Ave. NW. — Jennifer Yachnin
Hispanic Caucus Splits on Univision Merger Support
In her own Aug. 1 letter, Boxer asked Powell to take immediate action but, like Feinstein, did not weigh in on how the agency should rule.
FEC Offers Travel Rules Changes
The FEC is accepting public comments on its proposal until Sept. 19 and will hold a public hearing Oct. 1 before deciding how to move forward.
Statehouse Candidates Run Against D.C. in Kentucky, Mississippi
[IMGCAP(1)] Both Gov. Ronnie Musgrove (D) of Mississippi and Kentucky Attorney General Ben Chandler (D) are playing the cards they’ve been dealt.
Iran, North Korea Are Bigger Threats Than Iraq Ever Was
[IMGCAP(1)] Bush and his advisers may have believed that Iraq represented a looming threat to the United States, but now those from Iran and North Korea are far worse.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Daschle Launches Second Ad Buy
Redistricting changed the district little, but in 2002 Wilson defeated Romero by a wider 55 percent to 45 percent while outspending him better than 2-to-1. — C.C.
Patients Will Suffer From Bush Policy on Stem-Cell Funds
[IMGCAP(1)] On Aug. 9, 2001, in a nationally televised address, Bush claimed that “more than 60” stem-cell lines, or batches, existed for potentially life-saving medical research.
For Bush, California Recall Is No Bonanza
[IMGCAP(1)] Putting it another way, if Gov.
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D.C. Chamber Offers Guides for Tourists
Since the center began distributing the packets July 1, nearly 500 have been given away, and the office has another 500 to give away until Sept. 1 or until they are gone, said Sue Porter, director
Fox’s Friends
[IMGCAP(1)]The debates — to be aired live on Fox — are scheduled to include all nine Democratic presidential contenders.
Will Geography Mean It’s (Cascade) Curtains For George Nethercutt?
[IMGCAP(1)] But this time, Nethercutt is likely on his own in his challenge to two-term Democratic Sen. Patty Murray. He can’t count on a GOP surge to put him over the top.
It’s Up to Senate To Undo House Damage to Research
[IMGCAP(1)] The Senate can undo the damage by increasing the appropriation for the National Institutes of Health (and getting the House to go along with the boost) while also defeating efforts to
Date Set for Appeal of Anthrax Hoax Case
In 1999, Sentelle dissented from a 2-1 appeals court ruling that determined the First Amendment did not protect Rep. Jim McDermott (D-Wash.) from being sued by Rep.