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| JANUARY, 2000 |
CITY MANAGEMENT
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| 102 | Cottman |
Mayor Seeks His Stride--in 2nd year, will tackle gov't
waste, rebuild neighborhoods, relocate agencies
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| 103 | Horwitz |
Looking Ahead, Williams Has Only Just Begun--made 20 of
28 goals, progress on 5 more--much ahead
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| 104 | Williams |
New, Improved DC Council--revamped panel's wish to become
serious player puts it at odds w/mayor
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| 104 | Staff |
City Reports No Major Y2K Glitches--mayor says city now
hitting all cylinders, moving full speed ahead
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| 107 | Fehr |
Computer Duplication Costs DC $M's--Council's Gov't Ops
Comm sees waste in hybrid proc'm'nt system
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| 108 | King |
How the Council Got its Groove Back--how klutzy , amateur
schemer, mayor rescues nominee Rev Wilson
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| 109 | Milloy |
Mayor Williams Adds Style to Substance--longer pants,
better boogieing, matching shirts, but bad shoes!
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| 111 | Williams |
Mayor's 'Enforcer" Leaving for Private Sector Job--controversial
Max Brown--mayor 'deeply saddened'
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| 112 | Staff,NWCurrent |
ANC Reforms Advance--want 2/3rds Council vote to override
locals on ABC, zoning, RLA, preservation
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| 117 | Williams |
DC Council Debate Leave Residue of Racial Tension--Patterson,
Schwartz take flak re Rev Willie Wilson
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| 118 | Fehr |
DC Moves to Reclaim Home Rule w/ 3rd Balanced Budget--Davis
says Congress should review its role
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| 119 | Mendelson-Cur |
Reform Measure May Hurt City's ANCs--procedures would
slow response, make ANCs decision-makers
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| 120 | Schwartzman |
Redskins Launch Charitable Campaign--foundation to give
$1M+ yearly to community groups
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| 121 | Murphy |
Influential Metro Baptist Church May Leave for Suburbs--gotta
move to expand--maybe elsewhere in DC
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| 129 | King OpEd |
Sunday Drive--Into DC--Metro Baptist Church flock now
gentrified, living in suburbs: can't shape DC vote
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| 130 | Woodlee |
Mayor Plans One-Call Help for Residents--tells 2nd citizen
summit plan to install nghbrhd 'service mgrs'
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| 131 | Fehr |
Report Card from Pew's Gov't Performance Project Gives
DC 'A' for Effort--but still below avg C+ overall
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| FEBRUARY, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 202 | Sherwood(Cur) | Clinton 0 for 8 -- president looks as if he'll complete 8 yrs w/o addressing DC 2nd-class citizenship |
| 202 | Wiener (Cur) | ANC Reforms Clear Initial Council Vote--Catania measure would grant more clout--but less than asked |
| 207 | Cottman | Mayor Williams Finds Ties to Clinton Pay Off for City--gets federal funding boosts (Norton claims same $) |
| 208 | Staff | DC Payroll System Nearly on a Roll--'end in sight' for fixing automated systems, particularly for schools |
| 208 | Editorial | Fundamental Injustice--support constitutional amendment giving DC voting rights in House and Senate |
| 210 | Staff | Bradley Supports Statehood for DC--'strongly supports full home rule'--Gore has held same position |
| 210 | Editor | Home Rule In Virginia? Ha!--NVA lawmakers don't get heard in Richmond--gotta get better transpo plan |
| 213 | Morin | Williams Gets Big Thumbs-Up in Poll--residents again proud of city!: 77% approve mayor; 50% Council... |
| 213 | Morin(cont) | ...69% 'on right track' 48% for gov't trim; fire/police 'good'; schools/streets 'poor'--42% OK appt'd schl bd |
| 214 | Staff | Voters in DC Reminded to Update Addresses 30 days before elections to be held 5/2, 9/12, and 11/7 |
| 216 | Cottman | DC's Gracie Mansion? Council (Cropp/Ambrose) push mayoral residence near Capitol: 921 PaAve SE |
| 218 | Higham | Congress (GAO) to Probe DC Child/Family Serv, Mental Health Com, special ed/juvenile justice receivers |
| 224 | Editor | Honey, It's for You--$19K funds for mayor's telephone apologies better spent on trash, snow removal |
| MARCH, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 301 | Staff | New Director for Mayor's Message--Lydia Sermons from Treasury becomes director of communications |
| 301 | Cottman | DC Contracting Policies Under Fire--labor leaders oppose mayor's efforts to 'contract out' city jobs |
| 301 | Rein | Tax Cut, Pay Raise in Pr. Williams Cnty 2001 $433M budget--booming economy--home values up 4.3% |
| 306 | Cottman | DC Mayor Focuses on Improving Schools--'State of DC' speech to tackle school salaries, reforms |
| 307 | Cottman | Once-abused Mayor's 'State of DC' Promises Improvements--fix schools, neighborhoods, foster care |
| 308 | Wiener (Curr) | Council Finalizes ANC Reform Package--new bill to strengthen power, accountability of 37 ANCs |
| 308 | Editor | The State of DC, Year 2000--mayor's budget will put funds on his vision: real work to get Council aboard |
| 315 | Fehr | Williams to Cut 1000 DC jobs--save $37M--from 32,000 DC gov't jobs--doesn't need Council, Bd OK |
| 316 | Staff | DC Property Mgmt Director to Resign--mayor wants new head to decide unused rented property futures |
| 316 | Staff | Congress Gets Legislation from Norton/Davis to review, audit receivers' budgets and purchases |
| 321 | Miller | Judges Rule DC Lacks Right to Vote in Congress--say inequities caused by Constitution, Supreme Court |
| 321 | Editor | Still Without Representation: law simply fails to recognize unassailable moral case for full DC voting rights |
| 321 | Montgomery | Ruling on Vote in Congress Dashes, Raises DC Hopes--2:1 ruling will be appealed to Supreme Court |
| 322 | Miller | DC to Keep Fighting for Vote in Congress--activists set sights on Supreme Court: Norton expects to win |
| 323 | Vogel | DC Air Nat'l Guard Helped Fight Caribbean Drug War--270 men and 6 F-16's did 6-wks alert in Curacao |
| 327 | Rein | Pr. William Cnty (pop'n 280K) Exec Puts County First--Gerhart says 'we' can be more powerful than 'I' |
| 328 | Leonnig | DC Ethics Panel Faults Job Search--Zoning Comm's'n chair ups salary, takes exec director job himself |
| 331 | CityPaper | LooseLips asserts Mayor Williams unduly influenced by views of Washington Post editor Colbert King |
| APRIL, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
| 409 | Tom Davis | Congress Should Rectify This Wrong--gotta go for a constitutional amendment re vote--right thing to do |
| 413 | Staff | 7 of 10 Americans in Poll of 1500 Back DC Voting Rights--DC Coalition claims citizens ahead of Congress |
| 415 | Murphy | Mayor Reaches Out to Faith Groups--wants them to help deliver social services, revitalize neighborhoods |
| 416 | Cottman | Mayor Wants Inner Circle to Reflect City--wants legacy of fine city run by black team--34/47 cabinet black... |
| 416 | Cottman(cont) | ...Mayor seeks cadre of young, professional, successful blacks from private sector, not old gov't hacks |
| 423 | Williams | Barry Considers Run for Brazil's DC Cncl Seat--says has support--won't challenge mayor, other doubt it |
| 426 | Woodlee | Williams Says he'll Seek 2nd Term--needs more time to achieve goals--raised more $ than spent in '98 |
| 426 | Staff | Williams Appoints 3--Heads of Public Service Comm, Office Human Rts, Office of Bds/Commissions |
| 430 | Thompson/Wms | If We Can't Vote for Them, Why Can They Tax Us? $20B of $30B earned here not taxed: gotta get vote |
| MAY, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 504 | O'Hanlon | Alexandria Shakes Things Up--newly elected Council expected to be more lively, less cohesive |
| 504 | Williams | DC Council Ready to Back Revolutionary License Plates--publicize "Taxation without Representation" |
| 504 | O'Hanlon | Unofficial DC Primary Vote--20,000 (8.2%) voted: 86% Democrat, 11% Republican, 3+% other |
| 508 | Pyatt | Readers React Poorly to Commuter Tax-Credit--can't know what its like to pay w/o real voice in Congress |
| 510 | Cottman | Management Overhaul Touted by Mayor on Capitol Hill--city making progress on 'daunting' problems |
| 511 | Montgomery | Gore Advocates DC Statehood--but some of the faithful doubt 'American idea whose time has come' |
| 511 | Williams | Is DC (Presidential) Primary Worth the Money? $350K spent to get 8% voter turn-out: citizen disinterest? |
| 514 | Edsall | Political Ad Costs NY Church Tax Exemption--suit by Americans United for Church/State Separation |
| 517 | Staff | License Plate Design Contest Proposed by Norton, Mayor--'taxation without representation' is slogan |
| 518 | Fehr/Leonnig | DC To Keep Paying Former CFO Holt in New Fed Job at DoL--Control Bd wanted 'dignified transfer' |
| 518 | Woodlee | Council Election Reruns--4 incumbents seek to keep status quo: Brazil, Allen, Evans, Jarvis announce |
| 528 | Staff | Darius Mans to Leave Control Bd after World Bank Promotion to African Countries' Director--replacement? |
| JUNE, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 525 | Cottman/Fehr | DC Politics--Clear hint to former mayor Marion Barry--Williams squarely in corner to re-elect Brazil |
| 604 | Perl | Behind the Bow Tie--an excellent feature story on the life of DC's mayor, Tony Williams |
| 607 | Shear | Area Leaders Agree on Drought Management--COG acts to eliminate future MD/VA bickering |
| 610 | King | Reparations: Yes or No?--talks pros and cons of repaying blacks for slavery, poverty, exclusion |
| 611 | Layton | DC Negotiating to Relocate DMV Offices from downtown to GA.Ave metro stop in Petworth neighborhood |
| 613 | Gaines | DC Mayor Touts Tags with Motto for Rights--license plate 'taxation w/o representation' shows frustration |
| 613 | Woodlee | Loophole Seen in DNC Poll--Mayor denies devious intent--gave DNC leftover $--got poll in return?? |
| 614 | Woodlee | DC Fundraiser Raising Concerns--Williams starts with big-$ event--watchdogs fret over $10K donors |
| 615 | Miller (WT) | Reparations Hot Topic at Howard U conf--but no $ seen for 'post-slavery syndrome'--many blks oppose |
| 617 | Cottman | Mayor Broke Rules-- Ethics Bd says can't use staff to influence schl bd vote--125 churches unite against |
| 618 | Woodlee | DC Agenda Group Pushing Schl Bd Change Hits Campaign Snag--didn't register as PAC--must return $ |
| 620 | Editor | Mayor Should Know Better--school governance reforms good--mayor's campaign to influence was wrong |
| 622 | Woodlee | Mayor's School Bd Effort Finds Few Donors--$90K given by 3 donors to reform campaign--2 from VA! |
| 622 | Staff | Housing, Community Development Chief Named--Milton Bailey headed DC Housing Finance Agency |
| 624 | Cottman | DC Top Aide Switching Posts--Dep Mayor Christian moving from 24 hr/day public safety to legal counsel |
| 624 | Editor | Coming to Terms Once More--what is anyone in Pr. George's afraid of in relaxing 2-term limits on officials? |
| 628 | Editor | The Tag Tells the Tale--good move for mayor to send strong message to bring full democracy to DC |
| 630 | Cottman | ex-Mayor Barry Declines to Run for DC Council Seat--wants to work with mayor on fight against violence |
| 630 | Milloy | You Want Democracy? Then Vote -- nobody took vote away Tuesday--88% blacks/whites gave it away |
| JULY, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | ||
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| 701 | Fehr | DC Mayor Told to Speed Reforms--hearings in House seek more feedback, better cost controls | |
| 706 | Woodlee | 6 Council Incumbents, 19 Others Enter Council Primary, 'shadow' races-- mainly from fringe parties | |
| 710 | Fahrenthold | Catholics Exhorted to Protest DC Bill: contraceptives coverage fought from pulpits--political action urged | |
| 723 | Fallis | Ex-Aides to Curry Awarded Contracts--no-bid deals came to consultants days after they left county jobs | |
| 726 | Schwartzman | Pr. George's Council Sets Term Limit Vote--plans referendum to decide issue after bitter public hearing | |
| 729 | Fisher | New CBS cop drama 'The District'--witless array of racist stereotypes: ignorant blacks v shining whites | |
| 729 | King | Endangered DC Species--Republican Party --Green Party does better in some wards--No help from Hill | |
| 729 | Leonnig | DC Audit Finds Illegal, Wasteful Contracting--spring '98 to spring '99--handicapped by poor employees | |
| 731 | Editor | It's the People, not the System--must be clear error-prone, incompetent, beyond help, workers should go | |
| AUGUST, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 802 | Pierre | Mayor Courting at Convention--Republican support sought for efforts to revitalize DC, get good gov't |
| 805 | King OpEd | Bumblers in Philly--outlines goofs by DC Repub delegates (3/15 black)--get nothing re vote in platform |
| 807 | Chan | Ward 4 Election Most Contested for DC Council--Fenty vs Charlene Drew Jarvis--few good candidates |
| 816 | Chan | Chavous Accused of Inaction--weak fundraising a sign, foes say (Evans has raised most:w/$222K) |
| 818 | Pierre | For Mayor Williams, Los Angeles More than Politics--mayor visits siblings, tours childhood haunts |
| 820 | Leonnig | Most DC Managers Drop Civil Service Shield--80% (930 of 1163) chose to give up protections.... |
| 820 | Leonnig(cont) | ....22 near-retirement police reject, 113 in DPR, DoH, DoES don't respond--get shifted automatically! |
| 824 | Staff | Mayor Invites Public to 'Test' Agencies--rate employees on courtesy, help, etc. details on web site |
| 825 | Chan | DC Finds Itself without a Legal Clue--publisher's dispute delays official code reflecting latest statutes |
| 827 | Leonnig | DC Contracts Problems Rooted in Ineptitude--skirting system common among DC officials: Dong clucks |
| 829 | Fehr | Services Top Mayor's List in Labor Talks--under pressure to streamline weird union work, pay rules |
| 831 | Pierre | DC's Deputy Mayor for Operations to Quit--Norman Dong to 'move on professionally' from $118.5K job |
| SEPTEMBER, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 830 | Sherwood | Unions, Yes/No!--DC Charter quirk forces city to negotiate w/30 locals separately--makes change tough! |
| 901 | Staff | Consumer Affairs Chief Resigns--Lloyd Jordan returns to law--helped fix license/permit delays |
| 901 | Editor | Bulking Up the Staff--Mayor finally bringing in seasoned mgr--21 yrs fixing troubled firms--high hopes! |
| 901 | Pierre | Mayor Picks Y2K Expert to Run City--Koskinen, white, to be 2nd in command, w/$135K pay: Dong goes |
| 901 | Fehr | New Administrator a 'People Person'--Koskinen knows city, players, 30-yr res, probed DCPS, etc. |
| 901 | Staff | DC IG Maddox plans to launch 24 audits in new fy: Office of Early Child Dev; DCRA, Child/FamServices |
| 902 | Leonnig | Exodus Depletes Human Services--4 senior mgrs leave DoHS after short time, more frm MRDDA, |
| 903 | Miller | DC Vote Fight Goes High Gear--lawyer to bike 1600 mi.--Supreme Court to decide re hearing case mid-Oct |
| 904 | Becker | Montgomery Cnty Examines Its Purchasing System--bidders say rules not enforced, guidelines missing |
| 905 | Editor | Sept 12 DC Primary--only 2 Council races in question: Wards 4 (Jarvis) and 8 (Allen) could be close |
| 907 | Woodlee | Ethics Panel Faults Williams's Lobbying--using city gov't workers, facilities, etc.--activists thrilled |
| 909 | Staff | Union Makes Primary Endorsements--incumbents picked by Hotel, Restaurant Employees Union |
| 909 | King OpEd | Something Negative in the Mail--independently financed negative campaigning by Solomon is wrong |
| 910 | Editor | Unappealing Mayoral Appeal--mayor has losing hand using gov't workers to influence election--give up! |
| 911 | Chan | DC Council Hopefuls Not Raising Much Hope--voters dismayed by choices--prominent figures demurred |
| 911 | Pierre | Mayor Majoring in Reform of Schools--new role, authority raises doubts, political risks of 'raising bar' |
| 912 | Editor | Today's Primary--Post prefers Jarvis to Fenty, but gotta get over bitter campaign, unseemly tactics |
| 913 | Pierre | Fenty Won With Vow of Better Services--Ward 4 wants younger, newcomer, focused on local needs |
| 913 | Santana | Williams Names Deputy Mayor--for safety/justice Margret Kellums directed trouble-shooting panel |
| 913 | Chan | Council Mbr Jarvis Ousted in Primary (57/43) by former Chavous staffer, ANC mbr, 'too big for britches'? |
| 914 | Staff | Norton Asks Congress for Limited Voting Powers--Repubs Davis (VA), Morella (MD) support move |
| 914 | Editor | Tuesday's Winners and Loser--Evans, Allen win strongly, Chavous weakly, Jarvis lost but did city good |
| 914 | Pierre | Jarvis Loss Carries Tough Lesson for Mayor--short coattails despite strong support, $ for GA Ave (at last) |
| 915 | Leonnig | DC Procurement Chief Quits $128K job after one year--claims to leave good team, 213 employees ! |
| 916 | Fehr | Punishment of DC Workers Lacks Sting--4 spared stiff penalties, promoted, after DMV licensing goofs |
| 916 | King OpEd | Eight Years and Out--DC's Initiative 49 limits most DC office holders to 2 terms--wrong for PG and DC |
| 920 | Moreno | A Reluctant TV Star--DC not sure it likes role in new CBS TV drama 'The District'--director says 'calm down'! |
| 920 | Staff | DC C'nc'l Offers New Bills--extend Medicaid, no-points for photo violations, less tax for off-street parkers |
| 922 | Fehr | DC to Cut 1075 Jobs, Mostly By Attrition--officials say services won't be reduced, try to save $52M in '01 |
| 923 | King OpEd | Where Were the Voters--pitiful turnouts for recent elections: will Nov Election Day turn things around? |
| 929 | Chan | DC Auditor, Unions Challenge Privatization--'managed competition' at risk for lack of proc. office records |
| OCTOBER, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 928 | Pierre | This Mayor is Dedicated and Focused--says new DepMayor Koskinen who pledges improved services |
| 1007 | Staff | DC Payroll Problems Delay 289 School Employees' Checks--just the 'hiccups' sez the CFO's office |
| 1008 | Becker | In Montgomery Cnty, Council Warms to Oversight Role--grows more aggressive to rein in executives |
| 1012 | Miller | Congressional Cemetery's Ex-Director Sentenced to 18 months, $175,000 in restitution payments |
| 1013 | Huslin | Maryland Homeowners Await Rebates--anger grows over delayed one-time property tax rebate |
| 1013 | Leonnig | DC Holds Back Facts, Council Told--media, others complain city regularly flouts Freedom of Info Act |
| 1016 | Chan | DC Council Challengers Struggle to Turn Residents' Heads--city's improvments favor encumbents |
| 1017 | Miller | DC Loses Bid for Hill Vote--Supreme Court rules no constitutional right--gotta go back to Congress |
| 1018 | Plotkin OpEd | DC: Voteless, but not Powerless--cast blank votes in Electoral College unless Gore agrees to press |
| 1018 | Editor | Voting Rights: Back to Congress--right to appeal 3-judge decision, but must now go back to Congress |
| 1019 | Staff | DC Notebook--Harlan's Quasi-Comeback--returns as consultant as Rivlin works on economic strategy |
| 1019 | Pierre | Defeat in Court Unites Mayor, Council--Norton plans new bills next year, Moran says Dem House needed |
| 1022 | Ltrs to Ed | Smith/Slemmer: Congress--not the Courts--Can Give Us the Vote: Court held serious grievances just |
| 1026 | Staff | Mayor to Raise Funds for DC Vote--promises $1M towards winning representation in Congress |
| 1030 | Pierre | Mayor Williams Takes Democrats' Case to Black Voters in Florida--pushes Gore urban interests |
| NOVEMBER, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 1101 | Blum | DC Board of Education Members deny fault on receipts for travel advances--say CFO never told them! |
| 1101 | Chan | In DC Council's Ward Races, Democrats Enjoy Advantage--most have no serious opponents |
| 1101 | Staff | DC Council Bills Would Aid Services by assessing privatization impact; expand FOI to Council, agencies |
| 1102 | Fleishman | DC Council Ec Dev Committee OKs Lending-Law Changes--fix foreclosure laws, 'predatory lending' |
| 1103 | Staff | 'DC Agenda' Fined for Campaign Violation--didn't register, report $80K raised for school bd referendum |
| 1109 | Fehr | In DC, Long Waits at Polls and After--final results late--DC turnout 55%of 354.4K regvoters; MD, 71% |
| 1109 | Staff | Maryland and Virginia Election Results detailed by county in separate articles |
| 1109 | Staff | DC Election Results Detailed--193,751 votes cast--high vote for school bd pres, diluted for members |
| 1109 | Editor | DC's Winners--lists (re)elected officials--Mayor must now pick school bd members, but not by address! |
| 1109 | Nakamura | MD Votes Status Quo for School Bd--reflects 'slim pickings among challengers, not strong mandate |
| 1110 | Fehr | DC Waits for New Boss at 1600 PA Ave--neither party has done very much for DC in recent years |
| 1112 | Schwartzman | In MD, 2 States of Mind on Term Limits--PG votes 65:35 to keep; Montgomery votes 54:45 to reject |
| 1112 | Woodlee | Workers Battle DC to Get Off Disability--$1M+ of $27M annual costs spent on recovered wkrs w/o jobs |
| 1115 | Staff (Curr) | The Voters Speak--provides detailed table of all gen'l election results--3544.4K registered DC votrers? |
| 1115 | Leonnig | Council Faults Williams's Cost Cuts--critical wrkrs took $25K buyout--428 took $6.9M: DC can refill 279 |
| 1118 | Staff | No New Round of DC Job-cuts Seen--Koskinen says not needed--1000-cut = 45 fired + early ret.+attrit'n |
| 1119 | Pierre | Williams Rides Crest in Roiling City--Hill, Council critics still complain re budget, staff shortfalls, etc. |
| 1122 | Murphy | Pope Picks New Leader for Washington Archdiocese--140 parishes, 510K Catholics, 107 schls w/37K kids |
| 1127 | Staff | Del. Norton Plans Meeting on DC Democracy--follows Supreme Court turn-down--new ideas sought |
| 1129 | Chan | DC Council Bemoans Costly Project Delays--poor staff spent only $70M of $186M FY00 infrastrux bonds |
| DECEMBER, 2000 | CITY MANAGEMENT | |
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| 1123 | Wilgoren | NW, SE Proposals on List for Revitalization Chief--Elinor Bacon (HUD HopeVI!) takes over NCRC 1/ 1/01 |
| 1130 | Fehr | City Officials Learning Better Ways to Manage--training for midlevel bosses said to improve leadership |
| 1201 | Barr | Region's US Workers Get 3.8% Raise--increase $2415 for avg pay of $65,802: 17 other cities get more |
| 1206 | Chan | Liquor Bill Dominates DC Council Session--both sides claim victory in 12-hour session: vote 12/19 |
| 1209 | Pearson | Rep Julian Dixon (D-Cal) Dies--powerful DC advocate for years born in DC served on App'ns Comm |
| 1211 | Miller | DC's Law Office in Dire Trouble, New Appleseed Study Says--some workers' abilities questioned |
| 1211 | Staff | DC Council Hearing to Review Election Process--consider practices,voting machines, counting methods |
| 1213 | Lee (Curr) | Church Rally To Promote DC House Vote --Norton to speak at 11AM Sunday New Bethel Baptist Church |
| 1216 | King OpEd | DC, We've Got a Problem--mayor pushed Gore, Bush won, Catania smug, Rivlin going, will DC suffer? |
| 1218 | Fernandez | Hearing Younger Voices for DC Policies--city, school officials work w/teenagers on proposals, priorities |
| 1219 | Staff | Developer Friedman to Head NCPC--central planning agency for fed gov't in Washington area |
| 1221 | Leonnig | Property Management Office Woes Put Mayor, Nominee in Hot Seat--considered incompetent--privatize? |
| 1223 | Norton ltr | DC, This Is No Time to Despair--some good things have happened under Republicans: Congress key |
| 1223 | Fisher | On Voting Rights, Clinton Joins DC a Little Too Late--sat by while Congress danced--car plate a ploy |
| 1229 | Hsu | Morella in Line to Lead DC Subcommittee--replacingTom Davis 'is in best interests of region', she says |
| 1229 | Staff | Jack Evans, Ward 2, Likely to Fill Council's No. 2 Post as chairman pro tempore, succeeding Jarvis |
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