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SENATORS FEINSTEIN AND BOXER BEAT BACK EFFORT TO STRIKE LANGUAGE PREVENTING COMMERCIALIZATION OF WEST LOS ANGELES VA SITE
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Capitol Hill Press Releases
09-05-2007
For Immediate Release: Senators Feinstein and Boxer Beat Back Effort to
Strike Language Preventing Commercialization of West Los Angeles VA Site
Contact: Scott Gerber (202) 224-9629 September 5, 2007 Washington, DC -
The U.S. Senate tonight rejected an amendment to an appropriations bill
that would have stripped language sponsored by U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein
(D-Calif.) prohibiting the Department of Veterans...
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; Capitol Hill Press Releases 12-18-2007 For Immediate Release Omnibus Spending Bill Includes Feinstein's Provision to Prevent Commercial Development at West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Medical Center Site Contact: Scott Gerber (202) 224-9629 December 18, 2007 Washington, DC - The FY 2008 Omnibus
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; Byline: Bettie Rencoret Senior columnist Are you a veteran? Do you want to get a Cal-Vet home loan? A Veterans Affairs home loan? Have a question about service-connected disabilities? Education benefits? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then Robert Ortiz is your man. As the Los
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VETERANS AFFAIRS NOMINATIONS:RICHARD J. GRIFFIN
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; 00-00-0000 STATEMENT BY RICHARD J. GRIFFIN DEPUTY DIRECTOR U.S. SECRET SERVICE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS UNITED STATES SENATE OCTOBER 30, 1997 MR. CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE: I AM DEEPLY HONORED TO APPEAR HERE TODAY AS PRESIDENT CLINTON'S NOMINEE TO BE THE INSPECTOR
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US orders halt to studies at Los Angeles VA center
The Boston Globe
; ... legislative director for Disabled American Veterans, said that while he believes most VA research is properly conducted, the news about the West Los Angeles VA raises concerns with him and his 1.1 million-member organization, "that veterans could be put in ...
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SENATE COMMITTEE REQUIRES CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL BEFORE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ON WEST LA VETERANS AFFAIRS CAMPUS
Capitol Hill Press Releases
; Capitol Hill Press Releases 07-24-2006 For Immediate Release: Senate Committee Requires Congressional Approval Before Commercial Development on West LA Veterans Affairs Campus Contact: Howard Gantman 202/224-9629 July 24, 2006 Washington, DC B The Senate Appropriations Committee has sent a strong
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Department of Veterans Affairs Centers for Parkinson's Disease Research.
Kiplinger's Retirement Report
; nThe Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) plans to establish six research centers for Parkinson's disease later this year. The centers will be located in VA medical facilities in Houston, Philadelphia, Portland (Ore Richmond, San Francisco and West Los Angeles, and will provide education and
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Veterans center deaths bring calls for oversightBRIEFLY:UNITED STATES: LOS ANGELES
International Herald Tribune
; International Herald Tribune 04-04-2007 Five deaths in recent months at the largest Veterans Affairs medical complex are troubling and could be a further sign of a system badly in need of closer oversight, two members of Congress said.The deaths occurred in residential rehabilitation or emergency
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Analysis: Emotionally wounded soldiers receive treatment at the LA Veterans Affairs Center
All Things Considered (NPR)
; ... 00 PM MELISSA BLOCK, host: This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block. MICHELE NORRIS, host: And I'm Michele Norris ... his life. It just wasn't a conflict he was prepared for. For NPR News, I'm Gloria Hillard in Los Angeles.
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DEPARTURE NOT UNEXPECTED, OFFICIALS SAY Veterans affairs leader plans to resign Brown credited for getting U.S. agency more funding
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Veterans Affairs Secretary Jesse Brown, an ex-Marine wounded in Vietnam who won substantial spending increases for the department under President Clinton, is stepping down. Brown, 53, has been a lifelong advocate for those who risked their lives and limbs to defend the country. His resignation is
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