Graham Will Not Seek Re-election to Senate
After ending his bid Oct. 6, Graham contemplated his future and ultimately decided that he wanted to do other things.
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Graham Bows Out
After ending his bid Oct. 6, Graham contemplated his future and ultimately decided that he wanted to do other things.
Halloween Happenings
Arnold, music director at Christ Episcopal Church, will play a variety of “scary” compositions. 6:30 and 7 p.m., Congressional Cemetery, 1801 E St.
The Hot Plate: Day of the Dead
Caviar, hors d’oeuvres and, of course, martinis will be served at the event, which begins at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $50 and are available through Ticketmaster.
Long Wait About to End
Meanwhile, Garcia said that Castor has been campaigning “non-stop” since Graham announced on Oct. 6 that he was dropping his presidential bid.
Clark Is Missing Chance to Shine
Clark is scheduled to deliver a major foreign policy address Nov. 6 in South Carolina.
Senate May Limit July Fourth Recess
But the break is likely to be even longer, given that Labor Day falls later than usual next year, Sept. 6.
Five for Fighting: Parties Gear Up For Handful of Special Elections
In expectation of a special election, the NRCC recently formed the Kentucky-6 Republican General Election Committee, a fund designed to solicit hard-dollar donations for the eventual nominee.
Louisiana Special Looms
He took just 6 percent in the open primary for governor earlier this month.
Putting on the Ritz
The raucous reception, held at an old country manor, started at 6 p.m. — which means it lasted an amazing 11 hours. “People were out swinging it and dancing the whole time,” noted one insider.
ALASKA: Knowles Leads in New Democratic Poll
In the Harris Interactive poll, conducted Oct. 6-12 for the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, Thompson got 45 percent and Feingold got 44 percent.
Mo. Money
In her race for state treasurer in 2000, Farmer was outspent by $600,000 but still won by a 6-point margin. She raised roughly $800,000 for that contest.
MARYLAND: Prosecutor Challenges Bartlett, Assembles Team
pointing to the $965,000 in his campaign treasury, the fact that he is lining up county chairmen and the fact that Vice President Cheney is scheduled to appear at a fundraiser for the Senator on Nov. 6.
COLA Wars
The dry cleaner and laundry, in Room B-239, will be open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Good Ol’ Girls. Connecticut Rep.
Wife of Ex-House Minority Leader Dies
Her death comes weeks after another notable Washingtonian spouse, Millie O’Neill, wife of former Speaker Tip O’Neill (D-Mass.), died Oct. 6. Corinne Michel was born in Onida, S.D.
Shakespeare-Upon-Hill
Members of Congress and staff are invited to a “Celebration of Shakespeare” Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Cannon Caucus Room. To RSVP, call (202) 326-1729.
Bulgarian Singer Performs For Capital Roots Series
The remaining workshops are today, Oct. 30 and Nov. 6 and 13. Those interested should call the sales and marketing office at (202) 638-2367.
10 Steps to Creating Good E-Newsletters
6. Send the e-newsletter only when you have something to say.
Case Dismissed After Staffer Tries to Bribe Witness
[IMGCAP(1)] “[I]n an August 6, 1999 session with one of her doctors — only two days after the Court ordered plaintiff to produce her medical records — Young specifically asked the psychiatrist not
Dean Strikes Again
Dennis Kucinich (Ohio), the only other House Member running for president, has missed 6 percent of roll call votes this year. He is not mentioned in the Dean memo.