Epstein Secrets

court matters, i. and.., and listed additional high profile witnesses that would allegedly be called at trial, including, but not limited to: (i) Bill Richardson (Governor of New Mexico, formerly U.S. Representative and Ambassador to the United Nations); and (ii) Any and all persons having knowledge of EPSTE

t trial, including, but not limited to: (i) Bill Richardson (Governor of New Mexico, formerly U.S. Represent

in civil action. Granted. Attorneys Charles W. Pope Jr., of Pope Law Offices, Athens, Tenn.; Heather G. Hacker, Alliance Page 1722 Defense Fund, Folsom, Calif., and Nathan W. Kellum and Jonathan Scruggs, of Alliance Defense Fund - Memphis, Memphis, Tenn., for plaintiffs. Martha H. McCampbell, Offic

ate court matters, and.., and listed additional high profile witnesses that would allegedly be called at trial, including, but not limited to: (i) Bill Richardson (Governor of New Mexico, formerly U.S. Representative and Ambassador to the United Nations); and (ii) Any and all persons having knowledge of EPSTE

t trial, including, but not limited to: (i) Bill Richardson (Governor of New Mexico, formerly U.S. Represent

in civil action. Granted. Attorneys Charles W. Pope Jr., of Pope Law Offices, Athens, Tenn.; Heather G. Hacker, Alliance Page 1722 Defense Fund, Folsom, Calif., and Nathan W. Kellum and Jonathan Scruggs, of Alliance Defense Fund - Memphis, Memphis, Tenn., for plaintiffs. Martha H. McCampbell, Offic

[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

Tom Worrell, Taos Real estate • $8,000 Eight Northern Indian Pueblos PAC, San Juan Pueblo Political Action Committee • $8,000 El Paso Disposal, Folsom, Calif. Waste disposal • $8,000 New Mexico Horseman's Association PAC Fund, Albuquerque Political Action Committee • $7,900 David L. Stone, Port

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

Tom Worrell, Taos Real estate • $8,000 Eight Northern Indian Pueblos PAC, San Juan Pueblo Political Action Committee • $8,000 El Paso Disposal, Folsom, Calif. Waste disposal • $8,000 New Mexico Horseman's Association PAC Fund, Albuquerque Political Action Committee • $7,900 David L. Stone, Port

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

Tom Worrell, Taos Real estate • $8,000 Eight Northern Indian Pueblos PAC, San Juan Pueblo Political Action Committee • $8,000 El Paso Disposal, Folsom, Calif. Waste disposal • $8,000 New Mexico Horseman's Association PAC Fund, Albuquerque Political Action Committee • $7,900 David L. Stone, Port

administration's use of federal agents against protesters in Portland." Rural Oregon Counties Seek To loin Idaho. The Washington Times (7/19, Al, Richardson, 492K) reports that "rural Oregonians are ready to bolt for Idaho after nearly two months of daily protests and rioting in Portland." Move Oregon's

3 million loan within 120 days." The Bee adds, "These are the allegations in documents unsealed in federal court in Sacramento last week that say a Folsom investment adviser, an attorney in Colorado and other defendants orchestrated a $14.5 million Ponzi scheme that victimized at least 91 investors wo