‘Born Yesterday’ Opens Friday at Arena Stage
Sept. 30 and runs through Nov. 6. Tickets cost $47 and are available online at www.arenastage.org. The theater is located at 1101 Sixth St. SW. For more information, call (202) 488-3300.
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Three Arrested for Roles in SunCruz Murder
On the night of Feb. 6, 2001, Boulis was shot four times as he left his office in what police described as a gangland-style killing.
Softball Season Nears an End
The Fever defeated 2005 runner-up Denny’s Grand Slams — made up of members from Speaker Dennis Hastert’s (R-Ill.) office — in a nail-biting 6-5 third-round victory.
Duke’s Diet
The Congressional Wine Caucus and the California State Society have wooed the premier wine auctioneer, Fritz Hatton, to get on the block at a mostly silent auction Oct. 5, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at
Bereuter Brings Afghan Election Exhibit to Capitol Hill
On Sept. 18, despite interminable threats of violence, a largely illiterate population and illusory roads and infrastructure, more than 6 million Afghans — 41 percent of them women — turned out to
Betting On Turnout
In an election where voters can choose any candidate they want regardless of party registration and the top votegetter in each party moves on to a Dec. 6 runoff if no one gets more than 50 percent
Cops Face Trial for Wrongful Death
The government is scheduled to submit its response to the refiled suit Oct. 6.
Reid Follows Frist, Sets Up Blind Trust
On April 6, 2004, Reid sold between $1,001 and $15,000 worth of HCA stock, leaving him with less than $1,000 worth of the stock as of Dec. 31, according to financial disclosure reports filed with the Secretary
MLK Memorial Gets $2 Million Boost
Tonight’s film, which starts at 6:30 p.m., is “Harakiri” (1962). All films are free, but seating is limited. Call (202) 707-5677 to reserve seats.
In Electronics Business, Waste Matters
In the Golden State, depending on screen size, consumers pay from $6 to $10 into the electronic recycling fund when they purchase laptops, televisions and computers.
Defense Bill Deserves Priority, Support in Senate
And if this bill is not enacted, more than $6 billion in military construction and family housing projects to improve the conditions in which our servicemembers work and live will be unable to proceed.
Lobby Revenue Up in Early ’05
Other major firms reporting above-average gains include No. 14 Livingston Group (+42 percent), No. 12 Holland & Knight (+39 percent), No. 20 Preston Gates Ellis & Rouvelas Meeds (+38 percent), and No. 6
Approval Ratings Were Low Before Katrina and Remain Low After
In a Sept. 6-8 AP/Ipsos poll, 32 percent approved of the way Congress was handling its job. One-third approved in early August.
D.C. Seeks Residents’ Input on Comprehensive Plan
The workshops are set to run from 6 to 9 p.m. Locations: • Tonight: Kelly Miller Middle School, 301 49th St. NE • Thursday: Thurgood Marshall Center, 1816 12th St.
Roll Call Casualty List
Green (R-Wis.), 45, 4 terms Ernest Istook (R-Okla.), 50, 7 terms Jim Nussle (R-Iowa), 44, 8 terms Tom Osborne (R-Neb.), 68, 3 terms Butch Otter (R-Idaho), 63, 3 terms Ted Strickland (D-Ohio), 64, 6
Deep in Debt
The Washington state Democratic and Republican parties together spent a record-shattering $6 million plus on last year’s protracted governor’s race, leaving both badly in debt.
Roll Call Casualty List
Gibbons (R-Nev.), 60, 5 terms Mark Green (R-Wis.), 45, 4 terms Jim Nussle (R-Iowa), 44, 8 terms Tom Osborne (R-Neb.), 68, 3 terms Butch Otter (R-Idaho), 63, 3 terms Ted Strickland (D-Ohio), 64, 6
Lobbyists Looking for a Win at the Hoops
The game will be played Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Smith Center on the campus of George Washington University. Admission is free and the game is open to the public.
Inside and Out, Tours Reveal Some of Capitol’s Secrets
Cost: $10 per person (children under 6 free; ages 6-10, half-price). Free for USCHS Members (by reservation). Only cash is accepted, and the fee is collected at the beginning of the tour.
Wealthiest Members See Their Fortunes Decline
6. Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.