Russell, Hart Set to Reopen
That uncertainty carried on throughout the three-month period required to clean and re-open the Hart Building, with a 2002 Environmental Protection Agency report on the incident stating “resources
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Hart Transplant
Jay Dickey (R-Ark.) in 2002. A native of Alpharetta, Ga., Poe was campaign field director for then-Rep. Bob Barr (R-Ga.) in 2000.
Proposed 527 Rules Strike Fear in Nonprofits
president, a sitting Senator, etc., etc.,” said Mincberg, who argued that the general counsel’s draft opinion would give the FEC a level of power that far exceeds the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002
Fundraising Key in Close House Races
She faces a rematch with 2002 Democratic nominee Richard Romero, who had $219,000 in cash on Dec. 31.
Leaders Vow Quick Reopening
January 2002 — Hill staffers begin to complain of health effects feared to be related to irradiated mail. Jan. 18, 2002 — Hart reopened after three-month, $27 million cleanup.
NEW YORK: Two Democrats Express Interest in Fossella Seat
Robin Hayes (R) were considerably dashed this week when Charlotte attorney and 2002 nominee Chris Kouri (D) said he will not seek a rematch this year.
Lobbyists’ Plea to ’04 Hopefuls: Describe Us ‘Accurately’
Edwards’ top aide, Nick Baldick, was a registered lobbyist as late as 2002, although Edward’s campaign maintains that he did no lobbying work and his firm erroneously registered him.
The Apprentice
Later, when Jefferson moved over to the DNC, he sought her assistance in setting up the council, launched in 2002.
Hunter Welcomes Back Longtime Staffer
Jennifer Dunn’s (R-Wash.) 2002 campaign. She graduated from the University of Washington and holds a degree in economics.
Terrorism Again
The 2001 incident shut down the Hart Senate Office Building for more than three months, until January 2002, and the decontamination process, involving the use of chlorine dioxide gas, cost approximately
Senate Office Buildings Closed Following Discovery of Possible Toxin
The 2001 incident shut down the Hart Senate Office Building for more than three months, until January 2002.
Coincidentally, House Begins 2nd Stage of Digital Mail Pilot Program
The House began testing a digital mail system in 2002, about a year after anthrax spores were sent to then-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.).
The Kids Are All Right
Jean Carnahan was defeated in her attempt to win the seat outright in 2002.
Postal Service Closes Center Used to Process Government Mail
The 2001 incident shut down the Hart Senate Office Building for more than three months, until January 2002.
DSCC Turns to Mantz as New Finance Chief
He went on to serve as the DCCC’s finance director in 2000 and 2002.
NEW YORK: Albany Mayor Douses Rumors of House Bid
Jennings did cross party lines to endorse Pataki for re-election in 2002.
Veterans’ Affair
The Cheltenham facility, a former naval base acquired by FLETC in 2001, became the Capitol Police Department’s training academy in September 2002.
FEC May Expand BCRA’s Purview
In the past, prior to BCRA’s 2002 enactment, the Federal Election Commission had approved proposals for separate entities established for redistricting activities, including the defrayal of reapportionment-related
Report Finds AOC Slow to Make Improvements
Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), then-chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee on the legislative branch, who lashed out in early 2002.
Polls Show Kerry Outside Mainstream on Major Issues
In the 2002 Congressional elections, Voter News Service found in its exit polling that two years after the controversial 2000 election, the country had moved to the right.