Lobbyist's access shapes influence in Washington
In 1982 former Rep. Harold Hollenbeck, now a lobbyist in Bergen County New Jersey, says access to members and chief staff is crucial. He projects 1983 earnings at 70,000 dollars, higher than his last congressional salary, and cites his network and former colleagues as key leverage with clients like Dow Chemical, American Express and Haiti.
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Bergen County
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Harold C. Hol Hock
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Clinch River
Tennessee
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Wawson Mathis
Georgia
James Roosevelt
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dow Chemical
American Express
Haiti
House Chamber
Reagan
Congress
Dropouts regret action study finds
Washington AP report from the Education Department notes that about 14 percent of 1980 high school sophomores dropped out and most later regret leaving school. In a spring 1982 follow up, over 27 percent of dropouts were unemployed or seeking other work. regional and gender differences are noted.
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National Center For Education Statistics
Education Department
Abortion clinic to reopen after fire in Everett
Audrey Fine of the Feminist Women’s Health Center said the non profit clinic will reopen in two to four weeks and seek an injunction against anti abortion protesters blamed for starting the blaze. The fire gutted a lab and staff room and police labeled the origin suspicious as investigators probe the blaze.
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Everett
Wash
UPI
Audrey Fine
Feminist Women’s Health Center
Dan Anderson
Everett Fire Department
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