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Month: November 2008

Democratic Official: Obama Set To Name Richardson As Commerce Secretary

NEW YORK (AP) – A Democratic official says President-elect Barack Obama will name New Mexico Governor Richardson as commerce secretary. The official says Obama plans to announce Richardson’s selection after Thanksgiving. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the official was not authorized to speak publicly about the negotiations. The 61-year-old governor was energy

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Democratic Official: Obama Set To Name Richardson As Commerce Secretary

NEW YORK (AP) – A Democratic official says President-elect Barack Obama will name New Mexico Governor Richardson as commerce secretary. The official says Obama plans to announce Richardson’s selection after Thanksgiving. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the official was not authorized to speak publicly about the negotiations. The 61-year-old governor was energy

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Mukasey Returns To Work After Collapse

WASHINGTON – With briefcase in hand and a smile on his face, Attorney General Michael Mukasey returned to work Friday after collapsing during a speech the night before and spurring a 14-hour scare about his health. A Justice Department spokeswoman blamed the 67-year-old’s dramatic and public fall on a fainting spell. Determined to prove his

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Mukasey Returns To Work After Collapse

WASHINGTON – With briefcase in hand and a smile on his face, Attorney General Michael Mukasey returned to work Friday after collapsing during a speech the night before and spurring a 14-hour scare about his health. A Justice Department spokeswoman blamed the 67-year-old’s dramatic and public fall on a fainting spell. Determined to prove his

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AP Source: Geithner Likely Treasury Pick

WASHINGTON – A senior Democratic official says New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has emerged as a serious contender for Commerce Secretary in President-elect Barack Obama’s Cabinet. Richardson had been in the running for secretary of state, but is under consideration for Commerce now that Obama plans to nominate Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state

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AP Source: Geithner Likely Treasury Pick

WASHINGTON – A senior Democratic official says New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has emerged as a serious contender for Commerce Secretary in President-elect Barack Obama’s Cabinet. Richardson had been in the running for secretary of state, but is under consideration for Commerce now that Obama plans to nominate Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state

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Citizens Can Monitor Texas-Mexico Border Online

Citizens can now monitor the Texas-Mexico border live online and report suspicious activities directly to border sheriffs via e-mail. The program, called the Texas Virtual Border Watch Program, is a public-private partnership, with the Texas Border Sheriff’s Coalition (TBSC) partnering with BlueServo. Texas Gov. Rick Perry hasprovided the TBSC with $2 million to fund the

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Citizens Can Monitor Texas-Mexico Border Online

Citizens can now monitor the Texas-Mexico border live online and report suspicious activities directly to border sheriffs via e-mail. The program, called the Texas Virtual Border Watch Program, is a public-private partnership, with the Texas Border Sheriff’s Coalition (TBSC) partnering with BlueServo. Texas Gov. Rick Perry hasprovided the TBSC with $2 million to fund the

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Fomer Texas AG Mattox Dies

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Former Texas congressman and Attorney General Jim Mattox has died. He died at his Dripping Springs home, his sister Janice Mattox said Thursday. She did not know the cause of death. Mattox, who was 65, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1976 and remained in office until 1982.

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Fomer Texas AG Mattox Dies

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Former Texas congressman and Attorney General Jim Mattox has died. He died at his Dripping Springs home, his sister Janice Mattox said Thursday. She did not know the cause of death. Mattox, who was 65, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1976 and remained in office until 1982.

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