CFC Enters Final Stretch Of Giving
The 2004 goal of $54 million is 6 percent more than last year’s total of $50.7 million.
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Tasks Undone
presidential appointment process, (3) completion of the modernization of America’s election machinery, (4) electronic filing of Senate campaign finance reports, (5) clarification of House ethics rules and, (6)
Hill Merchants Expecting a Boost
That is about 6 percent more than last year. And there’s good news for those Hill retailers who have not yet seen the spikes in sales thanks to the holidays.
Immigration Reform Is A Worthy Issue for Bush’s ‘Boldness’
On Sept. 6, 2001, with Mexican President Vicente Fox at his side, Bush said, “There are many in our country who are undocumented, and we want to make sure their work is legal.”
National Archives to Swear In New Citizens
Dances,” to Congressional Members and heads of arts and entertainment industries in a private screening at the Washington City Club at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Ho Ho Ho
Edwards took little Jack, 4, and Emma Claire, 6, to Ford’s Theatre on Dec. 4 to see a special matinee performance of “A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas.”
Committees Carry Debt Into ’06 Cycle
At the start of the cycle, the DCCC showed almost $6 million in debt.
Washington Chaos May Yield Reform
Rick Larsen (D) until Sept. 23, and those results were not certified by the secretary of state until Oct. 6.
109th Must Address Overdue Highway Bill
But, during that time, highway capacity has increased by only 6 percent. Numerous studies reveal that an alarming percentage of our highways and bridges are now in “poor” or “mediocre” condition.
Genteel Cochran Succeeds Blustery Stevens
Cochran, who had been chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee on Agriculture, made that possible by getting his bill signed by the president by Aug. 6, 1995 — a full two months before the start of
Ney, Abramoff Have Long Ties
On Feb. 6, 2001, Boulis was shot and killed as he left his office in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. No one has ever been charged in that crime.
Earlier Term-Limit Talk Clouds Kyl’s 2006 Plans
President Bush won the state by 11 points — far wider than his 6-point margin in 2000 — while Renzi won a huge 59 percent to 36 percent re-election victory and Democrats barely broke even in the
Flake, Breaking Pledge, Will Seek Fourth Term
Briefs for the opposing sides are due on Dec. 6 with replies due on Dec. 28. The initial hearing is expected in early January with a ruling by the end of that month.
A Whole New Ballgame
The 6-foot-3-inch former quarterback has come a long way since he broke his neck more than a decade ago in a freak beach accident.
Intelligence Talks Advance, Slowly
And Senate Governmental Affairs Chairwoman Susan Collins (R-Maine) said it was “going to be a long night” as she ran into the Senate to vote at 6 p.m.
GOP Seeks ’06 Vengeance on Jeffords
Then the Vermont secretary of state, Douglas took 43 percent of the vote against Leahy despite being outspent more than 6-1.
A New Look in Georgia
Roy Barnes (D) — redrew lines in 2001 they did so with a 7-6 Democratic majority delegation in mind.
Capitol Historical Society to Honor Scholar Remini
Two-hour skating sessions begin on the hour and cost $7 for adults and $6 for seniors, children and students with ID.
Press Club’s Annual Book Fair Is Wednesday
Sixty-six authors will sign books at the National Press Club’s 27th Annual Book Fair and Author’s Night from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the ballroom of the NPC, 529 14th St. NW.
Hutchison Spotlights ‘American Heroines’
Dalton Bookseller at Union Station from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. for a talk and a signing. She will also appear at the National Press Club Author Reception at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.