House Passes Second Fraud Bill Amid Rush to Vote
Angry voters prompt quick House action on corporate crime with tougher jail terms for executives. The measure, approved July 16, doubles sentences proposed by the Senate and calls for an accounting oversight board, insider trading notices, and loan bans, but faces critique for rushed drafting and lack of public input.
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Critics Question Voucher Bills Under New Mexico Anti-donation Clause
In New Mexico the anti-donation clause blocks public funds to private groups unless a service plan is shown. Critics note voucher bills exceed oversight by exempting private religious schools and non mainstream entities. District 57 candidates argue against vouchers due to constitutional and financial risks to public schools. Expect debate in January 2003 session.
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Foley
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Tularosa
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U.S. Supreme Court
Plans for Bottomless Lake Park Renovation Revealed
Twenty five years ago on July 24 1977 plans to renovate Bottomless Lake State Park were unveiled though still in the design phase. Landmark Realty merged with Gibson and Co forming Gibson and Co Realtors Inc.
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Gibson and Co. Realtors Inc
Should reporters tell all
Opinion piece discusses journalist duties to disclose information versus respecting privacy. It cites Little Al Unser and Notah Begay cases, notes editors like Ben Bradlee and Jack Swickard, and questions whether media honesty is compromised by corporate ownership. It argues whistleblowing benefits the public and urges caution with personal details.
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Bradlee
Jack Kennedy
Bush urged to act to rebuild trust amid poll doubts
Opinion pieces press President Bush to demonstrate action over rhetoric as polls show high 72 percent favorability but growing unease about the economy. The column urges Bush to address job losses and market confidence, citing Enron revelations and calls for corporate accountability and compassionate conservatism. It notes potential outreach to CEOs and figures like Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy and Legatus head Tom Monaghan.
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Expulsion as a Last Resort in Congress Against Traficant
The House may expel Rep. James Traficant amid ethics committee findings, a rare move in 19th and 20th century practice. Traficant, defiant after corruption convictions, vows re election as debates cite Madison and two thirds vote rules. The history notes expulsions tied to 1861 Confederate siding and Abscam era cases like Rep. Myers and Biaggi.
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Michael J. “Ozzie” Myers
D-Pa
Abscam
Mario Biaggi
D-N.y
James Madison
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