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Senate Does Right by Grass-roots Lobbyists

It characterizes as a “major deficiency” in the bill the “exclusion of a provision to require disclosure of ‘astroturf’ lobbying — the generation of mass communications to Members from special interests

Police Force Merger Runs Into Another Roadblock

</p> Since a full merger between the two forces was first mandated in the fiscal 2003 omnibus appropriations bill, more than 30 officers have retired or left the LOC Police, and replacements have been

Sweet Charity

</p> If they don’t, the disease-ball circuit will never be the same. </p> Contact Sports.

Johnson’s Six-Pack

</p> From Shreveport, La., Hall earned his undergraduate degree in economics from Dillard University. </p> Beth Glenn, 31, joins the office as communications director.

State Weighs Possible Primary Date Change

Ron Calderon (D) has introduced a bill to move the state’s 2008 presidential primary from early June to the first Tuesday in February. </p> California officials, including Gov.

Albuquerque Mayor Ponders Political Future

</p> “I really have very strong opinions about my viability as a candidate,” he said. </p> The money Chavez raises for his statewide campaign account cannot be transferred to a federal account.

Voting Rights Bill

</p> On its face, the bill would create a type of half-formed citizen, residents with a representative in the House but not the Senate.

GOP May Sue Over Delegates’ Vote

</p> The Californian added that he does not believe the bill passes constitutional muster.</p> “If they want to vote in this body, Mr.

Kerry Won’t Run for President in ’08

</p> Kerry, who famously said during the 2004 campaign that he “actually did vote for the $87 billion before before I voted against it” in regards to a supplemental spending bill funding the war, made

Bush Address Draws Candidate Reactions

Democrats</p> Hillary Rodham Clinton, senator of New York and former first lady of the United States, who has a presidential campaign exploratory committee: Christopher J.

The Postman Always Rings Twice

[IMGCAP(1)]</p> The two bill their firm as one that provides “unmatched service … producing award caliber mail that ensures our clients are sending the right message to the right people at the right time