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nated more than $100,0O0 to Democratic candidates' campaigns, including John Kerry's presidential bid, the reelection campaign of New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and the Senate bids of Joe Lieberman, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Christopher Dodd and Charles Schumer. Powerful Mends and enemies A Vanity Fair pro
s, Epstein gave: _$50,000 for Gov. Bill Richardson's 2002 campaign and, under the name of one of his companies, The Zorro Trust, another $50,000 to Richardson's re- election campaign this year. _$15,000 to attorney general candidate Gary King. _$10,000 to state land commissioner candidate Jim Baca. _$2,0
s when they need to be placed somewhere. Wake up Governor Richardson, people are taking notice. How can you go to you
y from the Zorro Trust to charities around the state. His campaign did the same thing with more than $44,000 it received from Albuquerque investor Guy Riordan after Riordan was implicated in the state treasurer scandal. Riordan never has been charged with a crime. King said Tuesday that "to avoid any appe
[MORTGAGES .'FORUMS CCLASSIFIEDS CLOTTERy LJPERSMALS SITE TOOLS =TRIO HISTORY SITE HELP CONTACT US SEARCH CCINIAC7 US HELP =SUBSCRIBE RICHARDSON'S CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS The top donations to gov. elect Bill Richardson's campaign came from: 1. Labor unions: $633,488 The top union donor was
=TRIO HISTORY SITE HELP CONTACT US SEARCH CCINIAC7 US HELP =SUBSCRIBE RICHARDSON'S CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS The top donations to gov. elect Bill Richardson's campaign came from: 1. Labor unions: $633,488 The top union donor was AFSCME, the public-employees labor group, which gave $300,000 in cash cont
• $12,000 Tesuque Pueblo, Santa Fe American Indian Pueblo • $12,000 Phelps Dodge Employees' Comm., Tyrone Political Action Committee • $11,500 Guy Riordan, Albuquerque Banker • $11,312 Daniel D. Villanueva, Los Angeles, Calif. Investments • $11,508 Deborah Dozier Potter, Santa Fe Investor • $10,74
RUMS. CCLASSIFIEDS □LOTTERY □PERSONALS --5ITE TOOLS c==J DTRIJ! HISTORY OSITE HELP CCONTACT US EAR~ H _ ONTACT US Ehf C)Sl.J ~SC.RrnE I RICHARDSON'S CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS The top donations to gov. elect Bill Richardson's campaign came from : 1. Labor unions: $633,488 The top union donor wa
HISTORY OSITE HELP CCONTACT US EAR~ H _ ONTACT US Ehf C)Sl.J ~SC.RrnE I RICHARDSON'S CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS The top donations to gov. elect Bill Richardson's campaign came from : 1. Labor unions: $633,488 The top union donor was AFSCME, the public-employee's labor group, which gave $300,000 in cash co
• $12,000 Tesuque Pueblo, Santa Fe American Indian Pueblo • $12,000 Phelps Dodge Employees' Comm., Tyrone Political Action Committee • $11,500 Guy Riordan, Albuquerque Banker • $11,312 Daniel D. Villanueva, Los Angeles, Calif. Investments • $11,508 Deborah Dozier Potter, Santa Fe Investor • $10,74
on cycle. He also gave money to national Republican Congressional Committees and made smaller donations to Democratic congressional candidates. Richardson has known Perenchio since his days in Congress. 7. Maloof family: $87,417 The high-profile New Mexico family, known for its support of Democratic
BREAKDOWN: TOP DONORS Here is a list of individuals, companies and political organizations that donated at least $50,000 to Democratic Gov.-elect Bill Richardson's campaign: • $345,000 Democratic Governors Association, Washington, D.C. Political Action Committee • $300,000 AFSCME, Washington, D.C. Labor com
• $12,000 Tesuque Pueblo, Santa Fe American Indian Pueblo • $12,000 Phelps Dodge Employees' Comm., Tyrone Political Action Committee • $11,500 Guy Riordan, Albuquerque Banker • $11,312 Daniel D. Villanueva, Los Angeles, Calif. Investments • $11,508 Deborah Dozier Potter, Santa Fe Investor • $10,74
Entities connected to both Bill Richardson and Guy Riordan

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