Original Copy of Jack Anderson Murtha Article August 6, 1980

Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune ^ | August 6, 1980 | Jack Anderson

[Just A Nobody]

Big BUMP to that!

[Unicorn]

BTTT

[Just A Nobody]

I'll let them know.

[Just A Nobody]

SBD1 found it - I just happened to refresh as he posted it! You are welcome for the ping!! ;*)

[Inspectorette]

Question: Was Brit Hume working for Jack Anderson in 1980? He might remember this.

[Just A Nobody]

Hmmmmmm, I have no idea. I was pretty much apolitical at that time.

[jokar]

Murtha take down marked for history. ZZAAAAAAPP.
I love this site.

[jokar]

Another fine Shot.

[SBD1]

Thank You!!

SBD

[SBD1]

Makes you wonder if this story is related to Murtha as well. Let's see, FBI wants Jack Anderson's files and Jack Anderson broke the ABSCAM story. According to reports, Lexis database has no archive of Jack Anderson's Murtha story which means it was scrubbed. It is an election year and the only person those papers could damage would be Jack Murtha!! Murtha has to be hiding even more than we might think!! U of U Professor Knows Location of Documents FBI Wants June 12th, 2006 @ 5:34pm Jon Dunn Reporting

Over the last few months, the FBI has turned to Jack Anderson's papers — papers the deceased investigative journalist amassed over the years in his work. KSL Newsradio has learned that thousands of pages of those documents are right here in Salt Lake City.

University of Utah Professor Tim Chambless befriended Anderson over the years, and has built his own collection of papers by writing about the columnist.

"The FBI was informed by the Anderson family that I was a person who knew more than anyone else," Chambless says.

Chambless says when FBI Director Robert Mueller visited Salt Lake City last week, he wanted to come clean about his six boxes full of papers, and wanted to tell the bureau why it will never see them.

"I believe in the First Amendment. Jack Anderson believed in the First Amendment," Chambless says.

Chambless sent a letter through his lawyer to Mueller, asking him to announce the end of the pursuit of the papers. Attorney Pat Shea says the papers are now hidden where no one will find them.

SBD

[Republican Wildcat]

Well, here we are again...it had already been posted.

This .pdf file will come in handy.

[Republican Wildcat]

http://chicagoray.com/anderson.pdf

Ping - there's a .pdf copy of the article that was retyped in this post. Helpful for uploading to websites, as well as using in districts where Murtha shows up to campaign - there was an article claiming he plans to campaign 41 districts.

[Republican Wildcat]

You get another scandal with in a scandal with his comments about the banks - what kind of favors had these banks done for Murtha?

"Well, let me find out what is a reasonable figure that will get their attention," said Murtha, "because there are a couple of banks that have really done me some favors in the past, and I'd like to put some money in."

He's corrupt to the bone.

[WeDontKnowJack]

If you take a look at the release her campaign put out earlier today, you'd see her campaign obviously already has it. And I'd wager they have a lot more to come ...