MISSOURI: Carnahan to Devote Energy to Gephardt Seat
The Field Poll was conducted April 1-6 of 695 registered voters with a 3.8 percent margin of error. Boxer held more comfortable leads over her other potential opponents.
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A Record Year for K St. in ’02
Patton Boggs ($26.2 million in lobbying fees in 2002), Akin Gump ($22.2 million), Piper Rudnick ($20.9 million), Greenberg Traurig ($17.7 million) and Van Scoyoc and Associates held on to the No. 2 to No. 6
Tax Credit Proposed for Political Contributions
AEI’s report cites Congressional Research Service data indicating that from 4 percent to 6 percent of taxpayers filed for the credit annually in the 1980s, costing between $170 million and $270 million
DSCC Doubles Mandatory Contributions
The DSCC still carried $6 million in debt, however, while the NRSC is debt-free.
Librarian Proposes Separate Division for LOC Police
The request includes a 39.5 percent increase for security measures to nearly $21 million from $6 million in fiscal 2003.
New Museum Is All About D.C.
The multimedia show will cost $5 for students and seniors and $6 for adults. Admission to both is free for members of the museum. Access to the library and main hall will be free to all visitors.
Leader Seeks $10M for ’04
Democratic strategist noted that the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, along with the state’s political party committees, helped funnel at least $6
Cracks in Gephardt Support?
Gephardt placed third overall with roughly $6 million raised, a total that included a transfer of $2.4 million from his Congressional campaign account.
Roll Call Casualty List
Retiring 4 House: 1D, 3R; 1 Senate: 1D Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.), 62, 13 terms Nick Smith (R-Mich), 68, 6 terms
Six Vie for Senate Credit Union Board
The election results will be announced at the credit union’s annual meeting, which will be from 6 to 8 p.m. April 23 in Room 902 of the Hart Senate Office Building.
Coleman Becomes Big Draw
If the newspaper included a question about the Senate race, Coleman thought at the time, the poll would have had him down 15 points because his numbers in the newspaper’s polls were consistently 6 points
DCCC Raises $7M
The NRCC did, however, pay off $3.5 million of their $6 million debt left over from the 2002 cycle; the DCCC remained $6 million in arrears when April began.
Inaugural Sourcebook Takes a Look at Barns
a chance to explore the various incarnations of the great American barn as part of the launch of the Norton/Library of Congress Visual Sourcebooks in Architecture, Design and Engineering series from 6
The Capitol Has Survived, Even Thrived, During Wartime
Congress reoccupied the Capitol on Dec. 6, 1819. Civil War In the years leading up to the Civil War, Congress approved plans to add wing extensions and a large dome to the Capitol.
House Staffers Offered Special Gold’s Gym Deal
.-6 p.m. Sundays. LaHood said he will continue to push for a staff workout facility in the fiscal 2004 legislative branch appropriations bill.
Calls Fuel NRCC
The committee also paid off $2.5 million of the $6 million debt it carried over from the 2002 cycle. Rep.
Detour Ahead
Capitol Historical Society will formally welcome the freshman lawmakers at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Statuary Hall.
DSCC Raises $4M in 1st Quarter
The DSCC’s financial showing is tempered somewhat by the more than $6 million it still carries in debt from the 2002 cycle.
Professor From Iran To Speak at LOC
The event is at 6 p.m. in the Mumford Room, on the sixth floor of the Library of Congress’ James Madison Building. The lecture is free and open to the public. — Sara Faiwell
H Street Joins Great American Clean Up
A study by the Urban Land Institute in April 2002 estimated it will cost about $6 million to renovate the hospital, in addition to an endowment of $9 million to $10 million if the building is used