Friday, October 10, 2003 | |
Political Action Committees Favoring Legacy Highway In response to a recent inquiry regarding Political Action Committees identified as being Pro Legacy Highway: Transportation Construction Industries – Political Action You can find Financial Disclosure information by using the search screen at |
Leavitt urges census deadline extension After the Census Bureau revealed an error in counting last week which left Utah 80 people shy of a 4th Congressional seat, Governor Leavitt pushed for a deadline extension on a program that allows states and communities to challenge the 2000 results. comments or questions [] 4:10:05 PM |
Parolee Tale Part II Maine murder suspect Edward Hackett told a Utah parole board that he was worried he might commit new crimes if he wasn't required to get therapy. The Maine Department of Corrections will not reveal whether Hacket received any such therapy, citing confidentiality laws. Suspect sought structured parole comments or questions [] 4:09:37 PM |
Another Perspective on Utah's Drive For Another House Seat Apparently politicians in that state, assuming it actually is a state, will go to any lengths to find a job – in this case, admittedly, a well-paying one far from Utah comments or questions [] 4:09:11 PM |
Tragedy and a 50-state Compact Eleven years ago Edward Hackett incarcerated in Utah State Prison for kidnapping. Earlier this year he was released on parole. Thanks to a 50-state compact which allows parolees to move from state to state, Hackett returned to live with his parents in Vassalboro Maine, with the approval of Maine authorities. |
Utah Educational Savings Plan (529) Rated one of the Best A recent Money article gave high marks to the Utah version of the 529 plan. The Federal 529 plan rules allow anyone at any income level to put away money tax-free for any child for college. UESP - Utah Educational Savings Plan comments or questions [] 4:07:46 PM |