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THOMASVILLE — A Thomas County man who decided three years ago to seek the Second District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives announced his candidacy Thursday.
NAME: Stephen Pagliuca AGE: 54; born Jan. 16, 1955.
NAME: Alan Khazei AGE: 48; born May, 28, 1961
NAME: Jack E. Robinson AGE: 49; born May 12, 1960
NAME: Scott Brown AGE: 50; born Sept. 12, 1959
NAME: Martha Coakley AGE: 56; born July 14, 1953.
LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - 12/04/09) - Unpaid payroll taxes by borrowers can place lenders in financial jeopardy. The United States Congress instituted the 45-Day Rule in 1966 to correct a problem experienced by commercial lenders set against a federal tax lien. The root principle employed in determining the priority of liens is "first in time is the first in right." The first-in-time rule ...
Illegal cockfighting would change from a misdemeanor to a felony, under a bill that the Ohio House of Representatives approved today. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen was on hand for the debate. WKSU's Bill Cohen reports.
Daniel Gilyeat , a Kansas City, Kan., resident and U.S. Marine Staff Sergeant, will make things official Monday and will place his name on the 2010 Kansas Republican Primary for the Third District of Kansas seat in the House of Representatives. Gilyeat and supporters will travel in a motorcade Monday from KCK to Topeka to place his name on the ballot. He will be joined by Rick Riddle , his ...
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The U.S. Senate on Friday picked up its pace on health-care overhaul legislation, holding a series of votes on amendments to the bill and planning a weekend vote on an amendment that would limit the tax deductibility of health-insurance executives' salaries.
Lee Zeldin, who last year challenged Tim Bishop for his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, is expected to announce that he is going to run against freshman State Sen. Brian X. Foley in next year's elections. Zeldin is expected to throw his hat in the ring versus Foley on Saturday. Foley, the former supervisor of [...]
A plan to hike the punishment for illegal drag racing was approved today by the Ohio House of Representatives. The author of the measure, State Representative Ted Celeste, noted that innocent motorists have sometimes been injured or killed when drag racers do their thing on the highways. He added that the racers are rarely punished very much. WKSU's Jo Ingles reports.
The Kansas City Star's Prime Buzz is reporting that Unified Government Mayor/CEO Joe Reardon is considering a possible campaign in next year's U.S. House of Representatives race. Reardon, a Democrat, could be one of a handful of candidates to run for retiring U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore's (D-KS) seat.
ANCHORAGE - State Rep. Nancy Dahlstrom has been picked as the new Rules Committee Chairwoman in the state House of Representatives.
Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., D-N.J., introduced legislation before the House of Representatives Nov. 20 that would identify derogatory mascots in schools and create a grant program to assist in changing offensive images.
The Securities and Exchange Commission culture that allowed the Madoff fraud scandal to go undetected for nearly two decades may not change and the agency isn't doing enough to support investor protection proposals in Congress, according to a top state... U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - Law - United States Congress - Business - Securities and Exchange Commission
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