... . "Every bit of it was real, and he was like that with everybody." After the eulogy, Clinton shooks hands with Gov. Bill Richardson, former Sen. PeteDomenici, R-N.M., and other prominent New Mexico leaders before taking his seat on a folding chair on the other side of the aisle, with the King ... full story
... . "Every bit of it was real, and he was like that with everybody." After the eulogy, Clinton shooks hands with Gov. Bill Richardson, former Sen. PeteDomenici, R-N.M., and other prominent New Mexico leaders before taking his seat on a folding chair on the other side of the aisle, with the King ... full story
Thursday, November 19, 2009 Domenici Campaign Cash Pays Legal Fees By Michael Coleman Journal Washington Bureau WASHINGTON - Former Sen. PeteDomenici has used campaign contributions to pay more than $700,000 in legal fees stemming from a federal ethics investigation into his role in the ... full story
... Ranch to be owned by the federal government. That finally came about in the year 2000 with its purchase and with the enactment of (legislation) that Sen. PeteDomenici and Rep. Heather Wilson introduced. It was a novel piece of legislation that gave the Caldera Preserve to the Department of Agriculture ... full story
... protection to the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness continued that bipartisan tradition, supported by our senators from both political parties - then-Sen. PeteDomenici and Sen. Jeff Bingaman. In the House, the lead sponsor was then-Rep. Bill Richardson, and the author of the consensus version in the ... full story
... the judiciary and the Legislature, a role that suited them both and aided the state's judges immeasurably, Ransom said. Retired U.S. Sen. Pete V. Domenici recalled knowing Franchini from his football days at St. Mary's School. “He was a small, left-handed and smart football player ... full story
... ! (to quote Col. Potter of M.A.S.H.) The drug companies did another great lobbying job on Congress. In our last Congress even two of our Republicans, Sen. PeteDomenici and Rep. Heather Wilson, voted for the drug companies on that question. Congress is quite willing, through Medicare, to dictate ... full story
... of Las Cruces, the state's second largest city, much as the Sandias do to Albuquerque. More than 30 years ago, at the behest of now retired U.S. Sen. PeteDomenici, the Sandias were designated as a protected wilderness area. Now, our U.S. senators, Tom Udall and Jeff Bingaman, have introduced ... full story
... development. The unusual trust arrangement and self-sufficiency requirement was the only way to win the all-important support of former U.S. Sen. PeteDomenici, R-N.M., to buy the Baca Ranch for $101 million in 2000. The trust's executive director, Gary Bratcher, acknowledges that ... full story
... of federal lands around this growing city. Community groups have also pushed competing plans in recent years. In early 2006 now-retired Sen. PeteDomenici, R-N.M., proposed protecting more than 200,000 acres of federal land in Doña Ana County as wilderness, creating a 35,000-acre conservation area ... full story
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