Screen on the Green Kicks Off Tonight
“The Treasure of Sierra Madre,” is the feature on July 25, Hitchcock’s “Suspicion” screens Aug. 1, “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
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Activists Cool Their Jets As They Wait for Bush
the moment, none of the major judicial interest groups is running television ads or conducting any polling — a striking change from last month, when a frenzy of strategic positioning preceded the July 1
Questions Surround Proposed Hospital
Councilmember Jim Graham (D-Ward 1) said in his opening statement.
Baird Makes Bunches of Moves
[IMGCAP(1)]Andrew Dohrmann of Olympia, Wash., became Baird’s executive assistant in November 2004. At age 23, he has been promoted to legislative aide.
Party Crasher
[IMGCAP(1)]Pelosi’s office, however, was not amused, and words were exchanged with Cantor’s office.
G-8 Is Not Enough
ONE draws its name from its goal of devoting an additional 1 percent of the federal budget, or about $25 billion, to aid the world’s poorest countries.
Hot War
[IMGCAP(1)]Indeed, Rep.
Buckeye State Implosion for the GOP?
[IMGCAP(1)]A Democrat last won the Buckeye State’s governorship in 1986, and the party hasn’t won a single statewide race (secretary of state, state auditor, state treasurer, secretary of state,
Will Frist Save Lives or Please Right Wing in Stem Cell Fight?
[IMGCAP(1)] Polls consistently show that as many as two-thirds of voters support federal funding of medical research using embryos left over at in-vitro fertilization clinics and otherwise destined
Helping Those Who Serve
But as of 2000 only 1 percent of unsubsidized, unconsolidated Stafford loan borrowers had chosen the ICR option.
CVC Could Be Delayed Further
Although AOC officials have outlined those costs at approximately $1 million, Hixon described that figure as a “plug number” in its budget.
FEC Approves Paycheck Deductions for Trade Association PACs
In a 5-1 vote, commissioners approved a measure that will allow trade association PACs to offer employees of their member companies the option of making contributions directly from their paychecks
First Lady
[IMGCAP(1)]Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor announced an end to her 24-year tenure to the high court July 1.
Politicians Who Are Downwardly Mobile, By Choice or Not
[IMGCAP(1)]Instead, Barcia decided to run for the state Senate, a decision that made him one of a small but notable group of downwardly mobile politicians.
Rangel Fundraiser to Take on Kelly
Rigger predicted that he would be able to raise $1 million and would match Kelly “dollar for dollar for fundraising.”
Prohibition Is Back; Red River’s Spirit Lives On
Also on the agenda is a children’s race at 12:30 p.m. and an open race for guests at 1 p.m. A $10 entry donation is suggested, and proceeds benefit the Best Buddies program.
U.S. Faces Danger From Terrorists Traveling Legally
[IMGCAP(1)]The menace detailed in the summer issue of Foreign Affairs by the scholar Robert Leiken of the Nixon Center is that of “passport-carrying, visa-exempt mujahedeen coming from the United
Big-Screen Bars
[IMGCAP(1)] Theater pubs — also known as cinema clubs or cinema draft houses — allow movie patrons to enjoy an alcoholic beverage and catch a flick at the same time.
Kerry, Edwards Pay N.H. Staffers
Earlier this year Kerry used leftover funds from his presidential primary account to donate $1.25 million to the Democratic National Committee, $1 million to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Can Republicans Test Hillary Clinton Next November?
[IMGCAP(1)]Cox, a trustee of the State University of New York, is probably best known for being the husband of Tricia Nixon and son-in-law of the late President Richard Nixon.