Gore fund-raising lines in government buildings
An ex Clinton aide says the Democratic Party installed telephone lines in government buildings for Vice President Al Gore and others to raise millions for the 1996 campaign. Senators say Gore's direct role in soliciting donations was inappropriate. Gore declined to comment when asked about fundraising in the White House during a Clinton-Arafat Oval Office meeting.
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Washington
Democratic Party
al Gore
Clinton
Gore
Oval Office
PLO
Yasser Arafat
White House
Raczkowski seeks reprimand for Wetlands officer
A Naugatuck resident asks the Board of Mayor and Burgesses to reprimand Wetlands Enforcement Officer Anthony Pesanelli for failing to file DEP reporting forms since 1994. She seeks a note in his personnel file and public comment at Tuesday’s meeting, arguing nonfiling harms environmental oversight and developer scrutiny.
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Naugatuck
Board of Mayor and Burgesses
Anthony Pesanelli
State Department of Environmental Protection
Diana Raczkowski
Pesanelli
Raczkowski
Inland Wetlands Commission
William C. Rado Sr
Mild New England winter gives homeowners a break
In a milder season, New England sees less snow and warmer days. Springfield workers enjoy 50 degree days while towns report far below last year's snow totals and utilities halt costly winter insurance as budgets stay tighter.
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New England
Andrew Verderosa
Springfield
Mass
Chris Cove
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Concord
N.H
Bob Thompson
National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Thompson
Jerry Rollett
Torrington
Rollett
Myra Humphries
Northeast Utilities
Newspaper Won't File More On McVeigh Confession Reports
The Dallas Morning News says it will not publish further material from defense documents it obtained about Timothy McVeigh. The paper cites court concerns and says initial disclosures were of national public significance while later reports would not rise to the same importance.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Dallas Morning News
McVeigh
Tuck
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
Morning News
Informa
Ralph Langer
Stephen Jones
Jones
ABC
Four-way special election seeks 105th General Assembly seat
Beacon Falls resident Lisa Betkoski leads a four candidate field to fill the vacated 105th seat after Jack Berkoski resigned. Opponents include Republican Leonard Greene and petitioning candidate Frank Stuban, with Seymour figures Ronald Skurat and Staban also pursuing the post. Betkoski vows education and economic goals, Greene pushes economic development, Skurat targets tax cuts and school reform, while Stuban seeks noncontributed victory.
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General Assembly
Jack Berkoski
John Rowland
Betkoski
Lisa Betkoski
Leonard Greene
Ronald Skurat
Frank Stuban
Beacon Falls
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Tess
Seymour
Greene
Skurat
Connecticut
New York
Staban
Economic Development Commission
Stuban
Silvermine Industrial Park Coalition
New Hampshire Sues Over Electric Industry Restructuring
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission plans to restructure the electric industry. Public Service Company of New Hampshire and Northeast Utilities say the plan forces their shareholders to absorb about $400 million in stranded costs, risking bankruptcy for Public Service and North Atlantic Energy Corp. The suit targets the state plan, arguing it shifts past investments into customer charges.
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Concord, N.H
Public Service Company of
New Hampshire
Public Service
North Atlantic Energy Corp
Seabrook
Public Service and
North Atlantic
Northeast Utilities
State Public Utilities Commission
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YMCA
Investor’s Guide
Power Cash
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