Bush official hosts private lobbyist party at home
Nancy Victory, top telecommunications adviser, allowed Cingular, SBC, and Motorola lobbyists to help pay for a private reception on October 14, 2001. Victory later urged FCC to relax spectrum ownership limits while ethics officials questioned the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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Nancy Victory
Cingu- Jax. Wireless
SBC Telecommunications
Motorola
Victory
Associated Press
Great Falls
Federal Communication Commission
Cingular
SBC
FCC
Michael Copps
Copps
Kathleen Clark
Washington University
St. Louis
Commerce Department
Clark
Correction on USD 290 bond voting and photo caption
Voters across all precincts cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today in the USD 290 bond election. The Herald corrects the state’s share to 20 million dollars and notes Angela Romstedt, Ottawa Middle School sixth grader, placed second in the Martin Luther King Jr essay contest photo.
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the Herald
Ottawa Middle School
Stephen F. Austin State University
Gibbs Hall
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Obituary notices for Allen Robinson Moore Williams and others
Obituaries from Ottawa and Garnett report James L. Allen 68 of Ottawa died Jan 20 2003 in Topeka with services in Ottawa Jan 23. Clarence Otis Robinson 95 of Garnett funeral arrangements pending. Nettie Pearl Moore 78 of Overbrook died Jan 19 2003 with graveside Jan 23. Dorothy Jeanne Williams 84 of Waverly Sunset Manor and newly announced service Jan 23. Burial set for Waverly church. Survivors listed include spouses children and siblings with extended family and local church ties.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Stormont- Vail Hospital
Ottawa University
Steve van Ostran
Leonard
Margaret (Kesting) Allen
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas Senate
Jim Allen Associates
Carol Schaben
Bazine
First Baptist Church
Boy Scouts of America
Roger
Chicago
Michael
Kevin
Houston
Elaine Morris
Dorothy
Clarence
Otis” Robinson Garnett
Clarence “Otis” Robinson
Garnett
Golden Heights Living Center
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Nettie Pearl Moore Overbrook
Nettie Pearl Moore
Overbrook
Richland Cemetery
Richland
Noble
Esther Florence (Rowe) Remington
Santa Fe Trail High School
Luce Clippings
Richland School
State of Kansas
Elmer Edman Moore
Elwyn
Pomona
Claudia Trout
Baldwin City
Patricia Gust
Greenwood-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
KSU Center For Basic Cancer Research
P.O. Box
Kan
Dorothy Jeanne Williams
Waverly
Sunset Manor
Lucky Grange
Wonder Workers 4-H Club
Duane
Belivar
Douglas
Dwight
Winifred Tuttle
Lola Tuttle
Frances Wright
Lamb- Roberts-Heise Funeral
Swimmer aims to highlight Columbia River pollution in cross-state trek
Christopher Swain of Portland begins a 1250 mile Columbia River swim from Columbia Lake near the BC border to raise awareness of pollution and push for cleanup. He swam about 10 days monthly, with a support crew, facing rapids, ships, sharks, and other hazards as he plans a June finish.
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Wash
Columbia River
Christopher Swain
Portland
Ore
Columbia Lake
British Columbia
Alberta
Pacific Ocean
Swain
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W. 15Th St
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Franklin County Conservation District
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