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National Mall has become a monument to neglect
McClatchy-Tribune"America's front yard" needs a cleanup crew. Several million in cash would help too. From afar, the National Mall, the majestic expanse of parkland from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial looks postcard-perfect. But don't get too close. The famous...Tags: Government, National Government, Tourism and Leisure, Todd Tiahrt, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Alaska lawmaker is paying aide's legal bills
Associated PressWith an election-year corruption investigation looming, Rep. Don Young has tapped his campaign funds not only to pay his million-dollar legal tab but also to hire lawyers for his campaign manager, who is under FBI scrutiny, too. The Alaska Republican...Tags: Political Candidates, Petroleum Industry, Values, Espionage and Intelligence, Don Young
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Rep. Young taps campaign to pay aide's lawyers
Associated Press WriterWith an election-year corruption investigation looming, Rep. Don Young has tapped his campaign war chest to pay not only his own million-dollar legal tab but also to hire lawyers for his campaign manager, who is also under FBI scrutiny. The Alaska...Tags: National Government, Political Candidates, Petroleum Industry, Values, Espionage and Intelligence
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Campaign funds unlikely to be allowed for Currie's defense
Sun ReporterThe state attorney general's office has said that Sen. Ulysses Currie may not use campaign funds to pay for his legal defense in a federal investigation if the probe "relates to his conduct in office" - as it appears to do. Last month, the Prince George'...Tags: Ulysses Currie, Prince George's County, Political Candidates, Local Elections, Groceries
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McCain campaigns in Indianapolis
Republican presidential candidate John McCain has scheduled an Indianapolis trip to speak at a meeting of the National Sheriffs Association. McCain will speak Tuesday during its meeting at the Indiana Convention Center. About 4,000 law enforcement...Tags: Political Candidates, Elections, John McCain
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McCain again shuffles top campaign aides
Los Angeles TimesJohn McCain's decision to shuffle his top advisors for the second time in a year follows months of anxiety among Republicans who fear that his presidential campaign lacks the money, discipline and message to beat Democrat Barack Obama. The question...Tags: National Government, Barack Obama, Political Candidates, Global Warming, Al Gore
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Mr. Obama's Flip-Flop
Barack Obama's decision not to accept public financing for his general-election campaign makes the Democratic Party's presumptive presidential nominee look hypocritical. His supporters, as well as supporters of publicly funded campaigns, have to be...Tags: Barack Obama, Political Candidates, Elections, Democratic Party, Charity
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Villaraigosa and his partners set for school to start
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe termites among the bookshelves in her classroom at 99th Street Elementary did it for Janet Lee. When the third-grade teacher alerted authorities at the South Los Angeles campus, "the note I got back was: 'The termite exterminator came yesterday,'...Tags: Boyle Heights, Local Elections, Charter Schools, Regional Authority, Teaching and Learning
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Can Obama rescue Bush legacy?
Breaking news! The ultimate White House insider plans a tell-all book about the Bush years. With boasts of unprecedented access to the president's thinking, it will run counter to almost everything we have been told about Bush's radical presidency....Tags: Diplomacy, Government, National Government, Barack Obama, Political Candidates
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