From Taylorville to
Capitol Hill - Sen. Jon Corzine a key fund-raiser for Democrats
Copley News Service
9.28.04
"Corzine, 57, has one of the party's hardest
jobs. As chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, his task
is to recruit candidates and to raise enormous amounts of cash to help them
win..."
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$680 million in aid
for Darfur advances
Philly.com (AP)
9.24.04
"The Senate approved up to $680 million in aid
for the embattled Darfur region of Sudan yesterday, including money it would
shift from an unspent fund for rebuilding Iraq..."
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Corzine-backed bill
would give every baby $500 nest egg
Star Ledger
8.06.04
"The federal government would start an investment
account for every newborn child in America -- and kick in $500 as an initial
contribution -- under a proposal backed by Sen. Jon S. Corzine, D-N.J..."
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Sen. Corzine gets
feel for county Star Ledger
8.07.04
"U.S. Senator Jon S. Corzine, D-NJ, was in the
area Friday getting in touch with some of the Garden State's southern agricultural
gems..."
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Corzine sees no fast
end to Iraq
Star Ledger
8.08.04
"U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine on Friday called an early
withdrawal of troops from Iraq a "pipe dream" and said America will
likely maintain a military presence in that nation at least through 2006..."
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Community markets
ripe pick for farms Star Ledger
8.07.04
"U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine stood by the roadside
market at William Schober & Sons farm on Friday, indulging in homemade
ice cream and fresh peach pudding while he spoke with owner John Hurff about
issues South Jersey farmers are confronted with today..."
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D.C. must get serious
about our security Star Ledger
8.03.04
"If you were frightened by the latest terror
warnings, you have plenty of company in downtown Newark..."
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Sensible security
funding
Star Ledger
8.03.04
"The East Coast cities, home to Prudential, Citigroup,
the New York Stock Exchange, the International Monetary Fund and other giant
financial institutions, are now in the cross hairs of al Qaeda. The rural states
don't have many of these "iconic" targets, as Homeland Security Secretary
Tom Ridge calls them, symbols of America's wealth and power that terrorists
would love to destroy..."
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3 Dems see funding
gap on security
Star Ledger
8.03.04
"Three of New Jersey's Democratic members of
Congress said yesterday that the state's elevated terror alert level demonstrates
that it is being shortchanged in homeland security funding. y..."
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Bill would give kids
a college fund
Star Ledger
8.06.04
"A bill recently introduced by U.S. Sen. Jon
Corzine (D-N.J.) would give every child born in the United States an investment
account. Corzine touted the America Savings for Personal Investment, Retirement
and Education Act, or ASPIRE, at a press conference yesterday at Fairleigh
Dickinson University in Hackensack. "
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Health care crisis
demands bold action, not Band-Aids
Star Ledger
6.19.04
"In New Jersey, we always like to be at the head
of the class, tops in the nation, first in our fields. But the latest chart-topper
we can call our own is the increase in our health insurance premiums. It's
a first-place trophy we'd be better off without..."
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VFW Congressional
Award Goes to Jon Corzine
VFW NEWS RELEASE
6.8.04
"The New Jersey Veterans of Foreign Wars selected
Senator Jon S. Corzine as the recipient of its 2004 Congressional Award. Senator
Corzine is New Jersey’s senior Senator and was elected to his first term
in the United States Senate in November 2000. He serves in the Senate as a
member of the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, the Budget Committee,
and the Foreign Relations Committee. He also holds the prestigious and influential
position of Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman..."
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Airport screening
called OK, for now
The Star Ledger
5.29.04
"Members of New Jersey's congressional delegation
served notice to federal aviation security officials yesterday that Newark
Liberty International Airport must continue to electronically screen 100 percent
of checked baggage for explosives, even as the busy summer travel season soon
peaks. .."
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Thwarted on chemical
threat
The Star Ledger
5.28.04
"With 15,000 vulnerable facilities around the country,
nothing we do will guarantee our protection. Corzine understands that, which
is why his bill would ask the Department of Homeland Security to begin with
the most dangerous plants. His bill would require these companies to devise
safety plans for department approval and to switch to safer products when practical.
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Corzine's new role
in Senate has him dialing for dollars
Associated Press
5.15.04
"As chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee, it's up to Corzine to lead the charge in dialing for dollars in
the hopes of stuffing the coffers of Democratic candidates to help them regain
control of the Senate."
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Corzine promises Medicare
plan 'fix'
Gloucester County Times
4.20.04
"Speaking to
county seniors Monday, U.S. Sen. Jon
Corzine unveiled legislation that he
says will fix "serious flaws" in
the Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement
and Modernization Act of 2003."
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Protection against
'problem' nurses The Star Ledger
4.16.04
Corzine and Lautenberg seek expansion
of MD data bank to include other health workers ...
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Rice, Clarke not really
at odds
The Star Ledger
4.11.04
"Listening to Condoleezza Rice's
testimony before the 9/11 commission Thursday put me in mind
of something Sen. Jon Corzine (D-N.J.) said a week ago. ..."
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Compromise for PAAD
in works injersey.com
4.10.04
"A hundred thousand low-income senior
citizens now enrolled in New Jersey's Prescription Assistance
to the Aged and Disabled (PAAD) program might be enrolled
automatically as well in the new Medicare drug discount card
program, Sen. Jon S. Corzine, D-N.J., said...."
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State firms up nearly
$100M. in federal funds PressofAtlanticCity.com
4.09.04
"In a near last-minute reversal,
state and federal officials said Thursday that New Jersey
could now automatically enroll 89,000 seniors into the federal
prescription-drug discount-card program slated to begin in
June..."
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CORZINE CONNECTS WITH
COLLEGE CROWD
PoliticsNJ.com
2.22.04
"Senator Jon Corzine found time
to visit Rider University last Friday to speak about political
participation and the upcoming elections to an excited and
appreciative audience of 350 students, faculty and staff..."
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Create an independent
commission on Iraq
The Herald News
2.08.04
"Recent testimony from David Kay
apparently caught President Bush's attention. Kay, the man
who told us last fall that Iraq's nuclear weapons program
was only at the "very most rudimentary level," has
now stated that there is no evidence that Iraq had stockpiles
of chemical or biological weapons and that it is time for
an independent inquiry to examine how pre-war assessments
of the intelligence could be so wrong..."
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Army agrees to extend
talks over nerve agent
Gloucester County Times
1.16.04
"At a special meeting at the office
of U.S. Sen. Jon S. Corzine, D-N.J., in Washington, a U.S.
Army official agreed to the extension and to arrange a public
information session in the near future to answer questions
about the plan..."
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What Corzine learned
in school: Iraq war touches even little kids
Bergen Record
1.10.04
"There was time for only one more
question. Sen. Jon Corzine was about to wrap up his chat
with the children at Stony Brook School in Rockaway Township..."
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Safety is priority
PressofAtlanticCity.com
1.07.04
"The nation is on orange alter.
Flights are being delayed and canceled. Increased security
is taking a bite from the public treasury. But these are
extraordinary times and our priorities dramatically changed
on Sept. 11, 2003, right?..."
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Chemical targets
The Bergen Record
12.28.03
"Federal intelligence agencies recently
distributed information they gathered that specifically mentions
chemical plants in New Jersey as terrorist targets..."
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An opportunity in
the fight against terror
Northjersey.com
12.26.03
"The capture of Saddam Hussein is
a resounding success for the American armed forces, the Iraqi
people, and the entire world. But it is crucial that we view
this milestone not as an endpoint, but as a new beginning.
We have a tremendous opportunity to use this moment as an
engine for real progress - not only in Iraq, but in the entire
region..."
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Corzine calls new
drug benefit a 'big mistake' for Jerseyans
The Star Ledger
12.10.03
"U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine said yesterday
the new $395 billion Medicare prescription drug plan that
President Bush signed into law this week is a "big,
big mistake" and will hurt more New Jerseyans than it
helps..."
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Interview: Senator Jon
Corzine Discusses The Medicare And Energy Bills, The Situation
In Iraq And Other Political Issues
WNBC.com
11.30.03
"In a last-minute, off-to-vacation
flurry, Congress got busy, passing a major overhaul of Medicare
that, depending on who you ask, will either save it or destroy
it. Most Republicans voted for it, most Democrats against
it. But who will seniors side with on Election Day and how
will voters weigh what's happening in Iraq..."
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The Medicaid bill's
failures
The Star Ledger
11.26.03
"...Sen. Jon Corzine was among those
who fought hard for something better. In the Senate's first
Medicare bill, Corzine's amendment would have continued New
Jersey's unique Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and
Disabled program pretty much as it is now but with a big
infusion of federal Medicare money. The savings would have
allowed the state to expand drug coverage to more people..."
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Lawmakers Move to
Halt Cuts in Aid for College
The New York Times
11.21.03
"A change in the government's financial
aid formula that would force millions of students to pay
more for their college educations will probably be suspended
while lawmakers look for other options..."
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$1.1M federal grant
to help 'green' Hackensack hospital
Northjersey.com
11.18.03
"Hackensack University Medical Center
will get $1.1 million in federal funds to help build an environmentally
friendly women's and children's medical building, U.S. Sen.
Jon Corzine announced Monday.
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