Club’s Future Still Unclear
Some nearby residents don’t even know the branch exists, said Will Cobb, an unsuccessful 2006 candidate for the Ward 6 council seat who is spearheading residents’ efforts.
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Financial Services Eyes Hedge Funds, but Doesn’t Rush Into Legislation
-based hedge fund whose investors included pension plans, lost $6 billion last fall by betting — incorrectly — that natural gas prices would soar last year.
Neighborhood Walk Will Precede PSA Meeting
Ward 6 Councilman Tommy Wells will join police and concerned Capitol Hill residents for a neighborhood walk around Police Service Area 107 on Thursday night.
White House, Democrats Could Spar Over Weapons in War Bill
Abercrombie said his subcommittee reviewed the $20.4 billion marked for weapons procurement in its jurisdiction and found that more than $6 billion was “not emergency in nature.”
Hill’s Pedestrians Express Safety Concerns
With all the development going on in Ward 6, residents can expect more traffic improvements, said Chris Delfs, the Ward 6 transportation planner.
Capitol Society Offering Exterior Walking Tours
There is a fee of $10 per person (children ages 6 to10, $5; children age 6 and under, free). Only cash is accepted, and reservations are not required.
Curry Club
The menu features smaller portions of menu items, priced from $4 to $6, with suggested three-ounce wine pours for $4.50 to $6.
Baucus, Grassley Allege FDA Mismanagement of Drug Safety System
The institute’s November 2006 report, which was publicly released March 6, found significant flaws in the FDA’s culture that prevented managers from properly addressing organizational problems in
Democrats Spy Ethics Opening
Elston wrote a March 6 letter to Schumer saying he was “shocked and baffled” by such allegations. As the scandal escalated Wednesday, Domenici retained top Washington attorney K.
House Financial Services Backs Housing Aid Package for Hurricane Victims
Bill: H.R. 1227 Vote: 6 Hensarling amendment to require public housing assistance recipients to work at least 20 hours per week.
AWC to Showcase Parkside Bridge Design Proposals
The reception is from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Neval Thomas Elementary School, located at 650 Anacostia Ave. NE.
Mortgage Practices Face Congressional Spotlight
Earlier this year, Andrews filed to organize his group, previously an informal coalition, as a 501(c)(6), the tax code designation for a trade association.
GOP’s Class of 1994: Where Are They Now?
CQPolitics.com analysis Serving in the House (23) Serving in the Senate (6) Not in Congress (44)
McCaffrey: Funds Needed to Improve Situation in Afghanistan
The request also includes nearly $6 billion to continue building the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police.
Senate Budget Chairman Weighs Stopgap Funding for SCHIP
While the program provided 6 million low-income children with medical coverage during 2005, there are as many as 9 million uninsured children now eligible for coverage.
Expansion of Ethanol Industry Must Continue
From a tiny industry in the 1980s producing a mere 175 million gallons, the U.S. ethanol industry is expanding and is poised to produce more than 6 billion gallons of renewable fuel this year.
Take a Chip Trip to Route 11’s Factory
Employees work in shifts throughout the week, from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 2 to 10 p.m. Those shifts produce a total of 13 hours of cooking time daily, Cohen said.
Half of the States Have Produced All Black Members of Congress
2005 report African-Americans in Congress, by state Illinois: 16 California: 10 New York: 9 South Carolina: 9 Georgia: 8 North Carolina: 8 Texas: 6 Alabama: 5 Florida: 5 Michigan: 5 Mississippi
Amtrak Funding Boost Has Better Shot in 110th, Lawmakers Say
Last year, for instance, the Senate passed similar language, 93-6, as an amendment to the budget reconciliation package. But the provision died during negotiations in the House.
Exhibit Puts Spotlight on Women Behind the Lens
A special reception open to the public will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. For more information on the exhibit, or to RSVP, visit www.sewallbelmont.org.