Energy chief defends use of PR firm
Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary defended hiring a $277 daily public relations consultant and disclosed staff tabulated sources cited to reporters. During a five hour congressional hearing she denied compiling an enemies list, though a 1993 memo proposed a campaign to raise her public profile via newspapers and Ivy League events.
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Al Capone landmark falls to wrecking ball
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