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20080517
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 John
McCain
-  Thomas
Loeffler -  Foreign
-  Politics
-  Saudi
Arabia -  French
-  Aerospace
-  Military
- Manufacturing
- Texas
-  US
- 2008
Election - "Mccain
vs. Lobbyists." ... "Stung by the news that two aides
once lobbied for the Burmese junta, [2008 Election Republican Presidential
Candidate] John McCain last week rolled out a sweeping new conflict-of-interest
policy for his campaign, requiring all staffers to fill out questionnaires
identifying past or current clients that "could be embarrassing for the
senator."" ... "One top campaign official affected by the new policy is
national finance co-chair Tom
Loeffler, a former Texas congressman whose lobbying firm has collected
nearly $15 million from Saudi Arabia since 2002 and millions more from
other foreign and corporate interests, including a French aerospace firm
[EADS] seeking Pentagon contracts. Loeffler last month told a reporter
"at no time have I discussed my clients with John McCain." But lobbying
disclosure records reviewed by NEWSWEEK show that on May 17, 2006, Loeffler
listed meeting McCain along with the Saudi ambassador to "discuss US-Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia relations."" ... "Another potential problem: Loeffler's
firm started paying $15,000 a month last summer to one of its lobbyists,
Susan Nelson, after she left to become McCain's full-time finance director,
said a source familiar with the arrangement (who asked not to be identified
talking about sensitive matters)." -By Michael Isikoff
-Newsweek
20080502
-
 Ron
Paul - John
McCain -  Barack
Obama - US
-  Iraq
- Foreign
- Military
-  Federal
-  Dollars
-  Law
-  Book
- 2008
Election - Texas
-  Arizona
-  Illinois
- "Paul:
Not ready to endorse McCain, likes Obama's foreign policy."
... "Having a Republican win the upcoming presidential election is “secondary”
for [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate and Texas Representative
Ron] Paul who is more interested in defending the Constitution, having
the country go in what he considers the right direction, having a sound
currency, and achieving balanced budgets. Paul parts ways with [2008 Election
Republican Presidential Candidate and Arizona Senator John] McCain over
McCain’s support for the Iraq war, his approach to U.S. [United States]
foreign policy in the Middle East and his willingness to spend federal
dollars to support military operations in Iraq." ... "Instead, Paul favors
[2008 Election Democratic Presidential Candidate and Illinois Senator]
Sen. Barack Obama because of positions on foreign policy. “But that’s doesn’t
mean that’s an endorsement,” Paul quickly added." ... "Paul recently released
a new book titled “The Revolution: a Manifesto.” “Unfortunately, it is
revolutionary to talk about obeying the Constitution,” Paul said of the
book’s title." -CNN
20080430
-
Racism
- Texas
- Prison
-
 History
-  People
- DNA
- Human
Rights - "DNA
frees Texas man imprisoned for 27 years." ... "James
Woodard [a black male], 55, spent more time in prison than any other wrongfully
convicted inmate in U.S. [United States] history who was subsequently freed
by DNA testing, local media reported." ... "He was also the eighteenth
person freed in Dallas County [Texas] based on a post-conviction DNA analysis,
according to the Innocence Project, a New York-based legal center that
specializes in righting grave miscarriages of justice." ... "That is more
than any other U.S. county, highlighting problems in the local justice
system that include what critics have said is a history of racism and racial
profiling." -By Ed Stoddard with contributions by
Todd Eastham -Reuters
20080422
-
 Jack
Abramoff -  John
Doolittle -  Criminal
- Money
- Politics
- Sports
- Government
- Texas
-  California
- "Former
Justice official pleads guilty in Abramoff probe."
... "The [Republican President Bush] Justice Department lost one of its
own to the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal Tuesday as a former high-ranking
department attorney pleaded guilty to conflict of interest." ... "Robert
E. Coughlin II admitted in federal court in Washington that he accepted
meals, concert tickets and luxury seats at Redskins and Wizards games from
a lobbyist while helping the lobbyist and his clients. He pleaded guilty
to a single conflict-of-interest charge and faces up to 10 months in prison
under a plea deal with the government." ... "The lobbyist is identified
in court documents only as "Lobbyist A," but details make clear that he
is Kevin Ring, a former member of Abramoff's lobbying team who also is
under investigation." ... "Coughlin, now 36 and living in Texas, accepted
the gifts from 2001 to 2003 while working on legislative affairs for the
Justice Department. He later became deputy chief of staff of the department's
criminal division - the same division handling the Abramoff probe - before
he resigned a year ago, citing personal reasons." ... "Ring worked for
[California Republican Representative John] Doolittle, who's retiring from
Congress at the end of this year, before going to work for Abramoff." -By
Erica Werner with contributions by Matt Apuzzo
-AP via -Courier-Journal.com
20080421
-
Corporate
- Hackers
- Manufacture
-
 Electronics
-  Technology
- California
- Texas
- US
- Global
-  TV
-  Telecom
-  Media
-  Copyright
- Enforcement
-  German
-  Canada
-  UK
-  Israeli
-  Intelligence
-  Spying
- "Rupert
Murdoch Firm Goes on Trial for Alleged Tech Sabotage."
... "Did a Rupert Murdoch company go too far and hire hackers to sabotage
rivals and gain the top spot in the global pay-TV war?" ... "This is the
question a jury will be facing in a spectacular five-year-old civil lawsuit
that is finally being tried this month in California but which has, oddly,
received little notice from U.S. [United States] media." ... "The case
involves a colorful cast of characters that includes former intelligence
agents, Canadian TV pirates, Bulgarian and German hackers, stolen e-mails
and the mysterious suicide of a Berlin [Germany's capital] hacker who had
been courted by the Murdoch company not long before his death." ... "On
the hot spot is NDS Group, a UK-Israeli firm that makes smartcards for
pay-TV systems like DirecTV. The company is a majority-owned subsidiary
of Murdoch's News Corporation. The charges stem from 1997 when NDS is accused
of cracking the encryption of rival NagraStar, which makes access cards
and systems for EchoStar's Dish Network and other pay-TV services. Further,
it’s alleged NDS then hired hackers to manufacture and distribute counterfeit
NagraStar cards to pirates to steal Dish Network's programming for free."
... "NagraStar and one of its parent companies, EchoStar, are seeking about
$101 million for damages for piracy, copyright infringement, misconduct
and unfair competition. The list of witnesses in the case includes EchoStar's
founder and CEO Charlie Ergen; several hackers and pirates; and Reuven
Hazak, an Israeli who heads security for NDS and is a former deputy head
of Shabak, or Shin Bet, Israel's domestic security agency (the equivalent
of Britain's MI5)." ... "According to court documents, the scheme began
to unravel in 2000 when law-enforcement agents in Texas seized suspicious
packages containing CD and DVD players stuffed with more than $40,000 in
cash. Parcels similar to this were being sent almost daily from Canada,
via Texas, to a hacker in California named Christopher Tarnovsky, who was
working for NDS as an engineer. The money was allegedly part of the conspiracy
between Tarnovsky and NDS Group to sabotage NagraStar's cards." -By
Kim Zetter -Wired
20080420
-
John
McCain - Psychology
- Politician
- History
- US
- International
- 2008
Election -
 Rick
Renzi -  New
Hampshire -  Virginia
- Texas
- Arizona
- "McCain:
A Question of Temperament." ... "Since the beginning
of [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate John] McCain's public
life, the many witnesses to his temper have had strikingly different reactions
to it. Some depict McCain, now the presumptive Republican nominee for president,
as an erratic hothead incapable of staying cool in the face of what he
views as either disloyalty to him or irrational opposition to his ideas.
Others praise a firebrand who is resolute against the forces of greed and
gutlessness." ... "Former senator Bob Smith, a New Hampshire Republican,
expresses worries about McCain: "His temper would place this country at
risk in international affairs, and the world perhaps in danger. In my mind,
it should disqualify him."" ... "He [McCain] recalls in his writings how,
as a toddler, he sometimes held his breath and fainted during moments of
fury." ... "The nicknames hung on him at Episcopal [private High School
in Alexandria, Virginia] mocked his hair-trigger feistiness: "Punk" and
"McNasty."" ... "In 2007, during a heated closed-door discussion with Senate
colleagues about the contentious immigration issue, he angrily shouted
a profanity at a fellow Republican [Senator], John Cornyn of Texas, an
incident that quickly found its way into headlines." ... "Reports recently
surfaced of [Representative] Rep. Rick Renzi, an Arizona Republican, taking
offense when McCain called him "boy" once too often during a 2006 meeting,
a story that McCain aides confirm while playing down its importance." ...
"[Former New Hampshire Republican Bob Smith] "I've witnessed a lot of his
temper and outbursts," Smith said. "For me, some of this stuff is relevant.
It raises questions about stability. . . . It's more than just temper.
It's this need of his to show you that he's above you -- a sneering, condescending
attitude. It's hurt his relationships in Congress. . . . I've seen it up-close.""
(1, 2,
3,
4,
5)
-By Michael Leahy -WashingtonPost
20080411
-
US
- Iraq
- Military
- Media
- Politics
- 2008
Election - Texas
- "Bush
was upbeat on Iraq even when fearing failure." ...
"[Republican] President George W. Bush said on Friday he was worried in
2006 that the United States would fail in Iraq but stated publicly at the
time that it was winning because he needed to maintain morale." ... ""I
was worried. Look, I'm worried any time it looks like we're going to fail
in Iraq," Bush said during an ABC News interview at his ranch in Crawford,
Texas, where he was spending the weekend with family." ... "Bush, due to
leave office in January 2009 after the U.S. [United States] presidential
election in November [2008], said he became worried about a U.S. failure
when violence spiked in Iraq in mid-2006 and he began to seek out opinions
on what to do." ... "He ultimately decided to boost troop levels by 30,000
in 2007 in a so-called "surge."" ... ""I thought it was failing, yes, I
did," Bush said." ... "Despite mounting violence, Bush gave upbeat assessments
throughout the summer of 2006, saying as late as October 11: "It's my responsibility
to provide the American people with a candid assessment on the way forward
... Absolutely, we're winning."" (1, 2)
-By David Alexander with contributions by David Storey
and John O'Callaghan -Reuters
20080410
-
American
-
 Women
- KBR
- Corporate
- Government
- Criminal
- Politics
- Military
- Iraq
-  Afghanistan
-  Florida
-  Ohio
- Texas
- "U.S.
fails to move on Iraq sexual assault complaints."
... "While working in Iraq as a ''morale coordinator'' for a U.S. [United
States] government contractor, a Tampa [Florida] woman says, she was raped
by a drunken colleague who secured a key to her apartment from an unlocked
storage box." ... "That was in December 2005, and her attorney said he's
unaware of any criminal charges in the case." ... "The U.S. Justice Department
has the authority to prosecute, but she and at least three other women
who say they were assaulted complain of being trapped in legal limbo between
a military system that doesn't oversee the private contractors and a justice
system that appears unwilling to do so." ... "''American women are vulnerable
not only to assault, but to achieving justice,'' said [Florida Democratic
Senator] Sen. Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who since December has been
pressing the [Republican President] Bush administration for answers over
the treatment of U.S. citizens sexually assaulted by contractors in Iraq
and Afghanistan." ... "''I'm in a war zone, and I have to worry about my
co-workers,'' said Mary Beth Kineston, an Ohio woman who drove a truck
in Iraq for Houston[Texas]-based military contractor KBR and said she was
raped
by another driver." -By Lesley
Clark-MiamiHerald
via -McClatchyDC.com
-
Safety
- Enforcement
- Corporate
- Politics
- Federal
- Aviation
- Lawmakers
- Ill
- Texas
- "Lawmakers
blame FAA for mass flight cancellations." ... "Outrage
over mass cancellations of American Airlines flights spilled into Congress
on Thursday as lawmakers blamed regulators at the Federal Aviation Administration
for indirectly contributing to the hardships shouldered by thousands of
stranded travelers." ... "Nicholas Sabatini, the FAA's associate administrator
for safety, endured relentless questions by members of a Senate subcommittee
on aviation, who took turns denouncing "systematic" regulatory failures
by the FAA. Several suggested that the cancellations may not have been
necessary if the agency had been tougher in the past." ... "In the past
three days, American Airlines has grounded nearly 2,500 flights to repair
wiring bundles in the wheel wells of its MD-80 fleet. The repairs were
ordered after the FAA toughened its oversight of commercial airlines following
allegations that FAA officials in Texas allowed Dallas-based Southwest
Airlines to fly potentially unsafe airplanes that were overdue for inspections."
... ""I don't think there is any question that the FAA has been lax in
enforcing safety regulations," [Illinois Democratic Representative] Rep.
Jerry Costello, D-Ill. [Democratic-Illinois], chairman of the House aviation
subcommittee, said in a telephone interview." -By
Dave
Montgomery -McClatchyDC.com
20080409
-
Immigration
- Politics
- Texas
-
 School
- "Athens
School 'Attack' Proven To Be False, Girl To Be Charged."
... "Charges are being filed against 13 year old Melanie Bowers by Athens
ISD [Independent School District] through the Henderson County District
Attorney's office for filing a false report, said AISD officials today."
... "Bowers claimed earlier this week that she was beaten and threatened
- with killing and rape, no less - by a group of students at Athens ISD
last Friday, for creating a protest sign saying, "If you love our nation,
stop illegal immigration."" ... "After Melanie's accusations, administrators
reviewed school survellience videotape of the incident - which, instead
of showing students beating or attacking her, showed Bowers scratching
herself on her arms, face, and neck, and walking through the halls of the
school calmly long after she claimed the incident happened." ... "After
Melanie's parents were presented with that information and the video, the
school confronted Melanie, and she admitted that she made the story up."
-KLTV.com
20080403
-
Corporate
- Government
- Aviation
- Safety
-
 Audit
- Transportation
- Law
- Texas
- "FAA
Whistleblower Says He Was Threatened: Tells Congress
Agency Viewed Airlines More Like "Customers" Than Companies To Be Regulated."
... "The FAA [Federal Aviation Agency] last month took the rare step of
ordering the audit of maintenance records at all domestic carriers following
reports of missed safety inspections at Dallas[Texas]-based Southwest.
The airline was hit with a record $10.2 million fine for continuing to
fly dozens of Boeing 737s that hadn't been inspected for cracks in their
fuselages." ... "Both FAA whistleblowers - Charalambe Boutris and [Douglas]
Peters - said the agency views the airlines as its "customers" instead
of companies to be regulated. They said the FAA's chief maintenance inspector
at Southwest, Douglas T. Gawadzinski, knowingly allowed Southwest to keep
planes flying that put passengers at risk, and that another inspector knew
of the problem and did nothing." ... "Gawadzinski is still employed by
the FAA, but has no responsibility for safety decisions, said Nicholas
Sabatini, the agency's associate administrator for aviation safety. The
FAA will "take whatever action the law will allow" when the investigation
into the Southwest episode is complete, he added." ... "Gawadzinski was
not asked to testify at Thursday's hearing because he was considered to
be a hostile witness who would most likely refuse to answer questions that
could have incriminated himself, according to a spokesman for the House
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee."
-AP via -CBSNews
20080402
-
 John
Hagee - John
McCain - Politics
- 2008
Election - Texas- US
- Israel
- "Jewish
Leader Calls Hagee 'Extremist'." ... "The leader
of the largest branch of American Judaism said Wednesday that synagogues
in the movement shouldn't work with the [Reverend] Rev. John Hagee [who
Republican President Presidential Candidate John McCain sought and accepted
an endorsement from], a Christian Zionist, calling him an "extremist" on
Israeli policy who disparages other faiths." ... "[Rabbi Eric] Yoffie also
condemned Hagee's views on Roman Catholicism and Islam. The San Antonio
[Texas] pastor has suggested that Catholic anti-Semitism shaped Adolf Hitler,
among other comments." -AP
via -SFGate.com
20080325
-
American
-
 Workers
-  Health
- Safety
- Lawsuit
- KBR
Halliburton - Corporation
- Government
- History
- Texas
-  Oil
- Construction
- Science
- Iraq
-  Cayman
Islands - Politics
- "Iraq
contractor fights suit over toxic exposure: Tax loophole
may subject construction firm to damages." ... "When the American team
arrived in Iraq in the summer of 2003 to repair the Qarmat Ali water injection
plant, supervisors told them the orange, sand-like substance strewn around
the looted facility was just a "mild irritant," workers recall." ... "The
workers got it on their hands and clothing every day while racing for 2
1/2 months to meet a deadline to get the plant, a crucial part of Iraq's
oil infrastructure, up and running." ... "But the chemical turned out to
be sodium dichromate, a substance so dangerous that even limited exposure
greatly increases the risk of cancer. Soon, many of the 22 Americans and
100-plus Iraqis began to complain of nosebleeds, ulcers, and shortness
of breath. Within weeks, nearly 60 percent exhibited symptoms of exposure,
according to the minutes of a meeting of project managers from KBR, the
Houston[Texas]-based construction company in charge of the repairs." ...
"Now, nine Americans are accusing KBR, then a subsidiary of the oil conglomerate
Halliburton, of knowingly exposing them to the deadly substance and failing
to provide them with the protective equipment needed to keep them safe."
... "But the workers, like all employees injured in Iraq, face an uphill
struggle in their quest for damages. Under a World War II-era federal workers
compensation law, employers are generally protected from employee lawsuits,
except in rare cases in which it can be proven that the company intentionally
harmed its employees or committed outright fraud." ... "KBR is citing the
law, called the Defense Base Act, as grounds to reject the workers' request
for damages." ... "But the company's own actions have undermined its case:
To avoid payroll taxes for its American employees, KBR hired the workers
through two subsidiaries registered in the Cayman Islands, part of a strategy
that has allowed KBR to dodge hundreds of millions of dollars in Social
Security and Medicare taxes." ... "That gives the workers' lawyer, Mike
Doyle of Houston, a chance to argue to an arbitration board that KBR is
not an employer protected by federal law, but a third-party that can be
sued." -By Farah Stockman
-Boston/Globe
20080312
-
John
McCain
- Corporate
- Politics
-
 European
- Built
- Planes
- US
- Military
- Government-  Space
- Arizona
- Los
Angeles - California
- Texas
- 2008
Election - "McCain
Advisers Lobbied for Europeans to Win Air Force Tanker Deal."
... "A co-chairman of [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate
and Arizona] Senator John McCain’s presidential campaign and other top
campaign advisers and supporters were lobbyists for the European Aeronautic
Defense and Space Company, part of a group that beat out Boeing for a $35
billion contract to build aerial refueling tankers for the Air Force."
... "Boeing, which has filed an appeal with the Government Accountability
Office, is expected to focus at least in part on Mr. McCain’s role in the
deal, including letters that he sent urging the Defense Department, in
evaluating the tanker bids, not to consider the potential effects of a
separate United States-Airbus trade dispute." ... "That contract was won
by the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company, known as EADS, the
corporate parent of Airbus, and Northrop Grumman, the military contractor
based in Los Angeles [California]." ... "Mr. McCain’s campaign co-chairman,
former Representative Thomas Loeffler, a Texas Republican, also runs a
lobbying firm, the Loeffler Group, which earned $220,000 working for EADS
in 2007. Mr. Loeffler was the McCain campaign national finance chairman
when his firm was hired to lobby for EADS." ... "Two other Loeffler executives
who were registered to lobby for EADS are now top campaign advisers for
Mr. McCain: Susan Nelson, the finance director, and William L. Ball III,
the former Navy secretary. Ms. Nelson and Mr. Ball left the lobbying firm
to join the campaign." ... "Another major money raiser for Mr. McCain,
Wayne Berman, who was named vice chairman of the campaign last year, also
worked for EADS through another lobbying firm, Ogilvy Government Relations,
where he is a partner. Ogilvy earned $240,000 from EADS in 2007." ... "Also
supporting Mr. McCain and lobbying on behalf of EADS was Kirk Blalock,
a national chairman of Young Professionals for McCain and a former aide
to [Republican] President Bush. Mr. Blalock’s lobbying firm, Fierce, Isakowitz
& Blalock, earned $320,000 from EADS in 2007, according to disclosure
forms required by Congress. " -By David
M. Herszenhorn with contributions by Michael Cooper and Steven R. Weisman
-NYTimes
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