Clinton officials join revolving door in Washington
A Center for Public Integrity study finds about 15 Clinton top officials still in Washington working for lobbying firms or firms regulated by the government, with others moving to academia or international business consultancies. Notable names include Babbitt Glickman Slater Albright Cohen Ricchetti Cuomo Summers and Shalala.
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Clinton
Center For Public Integrity
Charles Lewis
Bruce Babbitt
Interior
Dan Glickman
Agriculture
Rodney Slater
Transportation
Madeleine Albright
Defense
William Cohen
Herbert Alexander
The
University of
California
Alexander
Glickman
House
Politics Institute
Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
Andrew Cuomo
New York
Mario
Treasury
Lawrence Summers
Harvard
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
University of Miami
Steve Ricchetti
At&t
General Motors Corp
Eli Lilly and Co
Rudy deLeon
Boeing Co
Congress
Lewis
Rumsfeld pushes back at critics over Iraq strategy
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld called critics second guessers nine days after Iraq attack began. He defended the plan, said commanders approved it, and asserted everything requested by ground leaders is in process and arriving. He urged it was too early for post mortems.
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Washington
Iraq
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
ABC
United Nations
Farmers to plant more biotech corn and soybeans
The Agriculture Department says farmers will plant more biotech corn and soybeans this spring. About 38 percent of 79 million corn acres and 80 percent of 73.2 million soybean acres will be biotech, up from last year, with drought sparing some Great Plains states and shifting acre targets.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Monsanto Co
Great Plains
South Dakota
Texas
North Dakota
Parkinsons drug shows promise in small Parkinsons trial
Washington AP reports a preliminary trial of the GDNF drug in five Parkinsons patients produced measurable improvements. Immobility dropped and involuntary movements eased, with some patients regaining taste or smell. Researchers note more work is needed but call results encouraging. Dr Svendsen from Wisconsin and Dr Zigmond of Pittsburgh praised the findings as worth careful study.
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Washington
Clive N. Svendsen
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Nature Medicine
Svendsen
Michael J. Zigmond
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Franklin County Commission minutes March 17 2003
Franklin County Commissioners meet in regular session with Chair John Taylor and four members. They approve a lease with USD 290 for storage space, approve March 12 minutes, review Courthouse flagpole plans, and discuss Hill Top property extension. A tour of West 9th Street lot is conducted and storage facility costs and future projects reviewed. Deb Barker and Steve Stewart of the Historical Society discuss cost savings. payroll changes and various personnel matters are approved or discussed. a burning-permit resolution is adopted. Meetings adjourn after routine business and payroll actions.
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Board OF Franklin County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
John E. Taylor
Fred E. Ferguson
Donald C. Hay
Donald R. Stottlemire
Donald E. Waymire
Taylor
John Dowell
Stottlemire
Waymire
USD 290
Crestview
Hay
Darrell
Pone
Chambers
Deb Barker
Steve Stewart
The
Historical Society
Jason Parks
KVM
Jason
Kim Peters
Sheriff's Department
Qwest
SBC
Pioneer Telecom
At&t
Sprint
Carole Belcher
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Debbie Hough
Jody Edwards
Venita Norton
Barbara May
Craig Davis
Franklin County
Brenda May
Judy Edwards
Barbara Swanson
Ferguson, Hay
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Central Heights
Pomona
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Bethel Christian Academy
Ottawa Christian Academy
Ottawa University
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Harry Space
Cedar
Ottawalera
Kansas
Tam
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