Lobbyist Power Ties to Campaign Money Across Washington
Washington lobbyists wield influence through campaign contributions from ITT and the American Trucking Association. Senators and representatives question whether pledged funds swayed legal actions or policy decisions while defenders call lobbying essential, open, and legitimate.
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Chet Holifield
D- Calif
U.S
Washington
Interist
Richard’ Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
Congress
Capitol Hill
George Meany
Harm
Afl-Cio
Itg
Stocks Prove Good As Long Term Investment
New York AP notes Wright, a veteran investor, argues that stocks offer better long term value than bonds amid inflation. He claims fixed income loses purchasing power and cites Dow averages showing stocks outperforming bonds over time. Dividend taxes are separate from capital gains, often at lower rates.
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New York
Wright
Fife
John Winthrop Wright
U.S.A
AG Gm
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Dita Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Harold C. Lovre
American Trucking Association
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
House
Lovre
South Dakota
Charles. E. Bennett
D-Fla
House Select Committee On Ethics
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Teague
Unions
Suena
Dallas
Arm
COPE
Lee Spradlin
Ma. Senate
Medical Association
Dick Turner
Caladiuims
Astroworld
Lewis & Coker
California
Coca Cola
Olson
Miller's Beer
WOZ
Maxwell House
Betty Crocker
Pate Elles
Good Cmy
Lewes & Core
Ejbrownie Mix
Lipton Instant
Lewas & Corba
Lews & Congr
Opes