Word: repping
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Gubernatorial candidate state rep. Mark Roosevelt '71 (D-Beacon Hill) also supports the graduated tax system, says Roosevelt campaign spokesperson Dwight D. Robson...
...while some members of Congress have recently been successful in enacting reforms--take for example, Rep. Bill Andrew's bill to prevent House committees from delaying floor votes on bills indefinitely--the only changes in the Undergraduate Council have been for the worse...
...House and Senate approval in the next few days, would require all professional influence-peddlers to register and disclose whom they're shilling for, how much they're paid and the issues on which they're lobbying. (Those not registered would be limited to treating their Congressional rep to a meal costing $20 or less.) How will it change politics? Hard to tell, besides embarrassing some corporations and special interests, and their hired guns. In the short run, says TIME Washington correspondent Laurence I. Barrett, it may cut the ranks of registered lobbyists...
Election officials said although primaries usually have low turnout, this year's uneventful Democratic race between state Rep. Mark Roosevelt '78, state Sen. Michael J. Barrett '70 and former state Sen. George Bachrach has not attracted voters...
Unlike Kennedy, Weld showed little concern at his rally--in the Georgian Room at the Park Plaza Hotel--for his new opponent, state Rep. Mark Roosevelt...