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Another VPOTUS Motorcade Incident
THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Vice President
For Immediate Release
February 15, 2010
STATEMENT FROM JAY CARNEY, COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT
Below is a statement from Jay Carney, Communications Director for Vice President Biden, regarding a motor vehicle incident earlier today
in Vancouver.
“Earlier this afternoon, a van in the Vice President’s
motorcade carrying members of the official US Olympic Games Delegation was involved in a minor accident while traveling to an event. Two
members of the delegation, Peggy Fleming and Vonetta Flowers, received
minor injuries and were taken to a local hospital as a precaution. They were both evaluated and have since been released. Neither the Vice President nor anyone else in his party was involved in the incident.”
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
_____________________________________________________________________________
For Immediate Release December 24, 2009
PHONE CALLS MADE BY PRESIDENT OBAMA AFTER SENATE PASSAGE OF HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM
President Obama made the following phone calls this morning following the Senate’s passage of H.R. 3590:
— Mrs. Vicki Reggie Kennedy.
— Mr. David Turner of Little Rock, Arkansas. Mr. Turner had his health insurance rescinded in January of last year, after his insurance company went back into his record and alleged that he failed to disclose his full medical record at the time he applied for coverage. Mr. Turner was the First Lady’s guest at the President’s address to the joint session of Congress in September of 2009. The President told Mr. Turner that stories like his motivate him every day to keep working on health insurance reform, and he assured Mr. Turner that he will continue to work to pass health legislation to ban rescission and other abusive practices.
— Senator Harry Reid
— Senator Chris Dodd
— Senator Dick Durbin
— Senator Jay Rockefeller
— Senator Max Baucus
— Senator Robert Byrd
— Senator Sherrod Brown
— Senator Charles Schumer
— Senator Tom Harkin
— Senator Debbie Stabenow
— Senator Patty Murray
— Senator Roland Burris
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It’s fascinating how this story broke!
And you thought people would dress respectfully at these?
"Loud is not allowed."
— “King of the Hill”
Stelter on Froomkin
Cartoons like this is why Tom Toles is the man. Via www.washingtonpost.com
"Did u know a SINGLE hamburger can have matter from hundreds of diff cattle in it?"
More open government!
From: NTSB Press Releases <NTSBPressReleases@NTSB.GOV>
Date: May 28, 2009 12:44:16 PM EDT
To: NTSB_NEWS@LISTSERV.NTSB.GOV
Subject: NTSB EXPANDS RELEASE OF ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PUBLIC DOCKETS AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE BEGINNING NEXT WEEK
Reply-To: NTSB_News <NTSB_NEWS@LISTSERV.NTSB.GOV>
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NTSB PRESS RELEASE
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National Transportation Safety Board
Washington, DC 20594
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 28, 2009
SB-09-25
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NTSB EXPANDS RELEASE OF ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PUBLIC
DOCKETS AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE BEGINNING NEXT WEEK
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The National Transportation Safety Board today announced
that it will begin to release all accident investigation
public dockets to the NTSB public website,
http://www.ntsb.gov/, beginning June 1, 2009, in accordance
with the NTSB Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Improvement
Plan.
This effort serves to further bring the Safety Board into
compliance with a number of legislative and executive
mandates aimed at improving the U.S. government’s use of
electronic media to foster a more open and transparent
government.
“I am proud that the NTSB is taking this enormous step
forward by making all accident investigation documents
contained in our public dockets available to NTSB website
visitors,” said Acting Chairman Mark V. Rosenker. “The
Safety Board’s reputation for comprehensive and thorough
investigations can only be further enhanced by providing
such easy access to the materials related to the accidents
we investigate.”
In order to access the NTSB’s public dockets, interested
website visitors may visit the FOIA Electronic Reading Room
on the NTSB website and select the list of dockets that are
organized by transportation mode. The link to the list of
public dockets may be found here:
http://www.ntsb.gov/Info/foia_fri-dockets.htm
More information about NTSB accident investigation dockets
may be obtained by calling the NTSB Records Management
Division at 202-314-6551 or 1-800-877-6799 or by sending an
email to pubinq@ntsb.gov.
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