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...impact of Reagan's illness on the budget standoff is not likely to be great. Shrugs Republican Senator Dan Quayle of Indiana: "Reagan never was deeply involved in the budget process to begin with." In what could become an explosive new reversal, however, Chief of Staff Regan hinted last week that the White House might change course and back the Senate's call for Social Security cuts after all, should the House fail to come up with some other realistic savings in domestic spending. And even from his sickbed, the President continued to insist that he is unalterably opposed...
McConaughey, doing his best McGuyver-meets-Indiana Jones (minus the ’80s pseudo-mullet, and the cool hat, respectively) grins and punches his way through the movie, relishing his role but not really saying a whole lot. For an alleged real-life Hollywood couple, McConaughey and Cruz have an astounding lack of on-screen chemistry...
While town president of Cicero, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, Loren-Maltese, along with seven co-defendants, was convicted of funneling over $10 million in an insurance scam. The money was allegedly used to buy Cadillacs, a golf course in Wisconsin, and a horse farm in Indiana, the Tribune reported...
AFTER READING YOUR ARTICLE ON THE allegations of impropriety involving House majority leader Tom DeLay and his associates, I was appalled by the comment from another Republican, Indiana's Mark Souder, about whether DeLay can survive the scandal. Souder said, "With Tom, it is going to have to be more than just allegations. Tom has done so much fund raising." That is an incredible statement. Does it mean that because DeLay is such a prolific fund raiser, he gets a pass on possible ethics violations? Public officials must adhere to high standards of ethical behavior...
...pays Buckham's Alexander Strategy Group $5,000 a month in rent for a Georgetown office where repeated calls by TIME were answered only by a machine featuring the voice of a long-departed executive director. In addition, one of Kim's subsidiaries--Universal Bearings Inc., a manufacturer in Indiana--has paid Buckham's firm $600,000 since 2001 for what its federal filing describes as lobbying "on the strong political, economic and security relationship between the Republic of Korea and the United States...