When the Democrats wined and dined, here's who paid the piper

By Josey Ballenger

WASHINGTON, September 14, 2000 — Anyone who thought the Democratic National Convention was only about presidential nominee Al Gore must have

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"… itteeIn attendance: Senators Tom Daschle (S.D.), Robert Torricelli (N.J.), Dianne Feinstein (Calif.) and Charles Robb (Va.) and othersLocation: Home of Haim and Chery …"

"… ception honoring Senators Robert Torricelli (N.J.), John Kerry (Mass.) and Dianne Feinstein (Calif.) for “Majority Trust and Leadership Circle” donors, August 17, …"

"… e Pittsburgh region.Location: Warner Brothers MuseumParty honoring Senator Dianne Feinstein (Calif.), August 15Host & Sponsor: TransAmericaLocation: TransAmerica …"

The politics of energy: Coal

By Bill Dawson

WASHINGTON, December 3, 2003 — At the first meeting of President George W. Bush's cabinet in 2001, then-Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill dist

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"… ign pledge. The environmental group (whose president, Leon Billings, was a chief architect of the 1970 Clean Air Act as a Senate staff director) obtained and release …"

On the road again—and again

By Morgan Jindrich

FCC officials rack up $2.8 million travel tab with industries they regulate

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"… l K. Powell, to a company management conference in March 2002. Ferree, the chief architect of the proposal to relax the media ownership rules, did not respond to an …"

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Behind closed doors

Top broadcasters met 71 times with FCC officials

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"… broadcasters were in stark contrast to the number of private sessions with Consumers Union and the Media Access Project, the two major consumer groups working on the …"

Undaunted, Senator still trying to close decrepit schools on military bases

By Rachael Marcus

The Senate won't take up a proposal to close Defense Department-run schools. But the plan's architect vows to try again.

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"… of thousands of students to nearby public school systems.But the plan’s chief architect, Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), is vowing to try again. He estimates potential …"