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  • Firms with Bush ties snag Katrina deals

    09/11/2005 3:55:47 AM PDT · by echoBoomer · 77 replies · 1,646+ views
    Reuters ^ | 4:04 p.m. ET Sept. 10, 2005
    Companies with ties to the Bush White House and the former head of FEMA are clinching some of the administration's first disaster relief and reconstruction contracts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. At least two major corporate clients of lobbyist Joe Allbaugh, President George W. Bush's former campaign manager and a former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, have already been tapped to start recovery work along the battered Gulf Coast. One is Shaw Group Inc. and the other is Halliburton Co. subsidiary Kellogg Brown and Root. Vice President Dick Cheney is a former head of Halliburton...
  • THE DEMOCRATS' KATRINA PROFITEER

    09/11/2005 3:32:49 PM PDT · by Brian Mosely · 22 replies · 1,327+ views
    MichelleMalkin.com ^ | 9/11/05 | Michelle Malkin
    From the "Bias? What liberal bias?" files... On Saturday, CNN.com had a piece titled "Firms with White House ties get Katrina contracts:" Companies with ties to the Bush White House and the former head of FEMA are clinching some of the administration's first disaster relief and reconstruction contracts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. At least two major corporate clients of lobbyist Joe Allbaugh, President Bush's former campaign manager and a former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, have already been tapped to start recovery work along the battered Gulf Coast. One is Shaw Group Inc. and the other...
  • Governor challenged by history [Blanco pals Shaw Group get contracts]

    09/11/2005 5:16:40 AM PDT · by syriacus · 10 replies · 1,179+ views
    Greater Baton Rouge Business Report ^ | Jan 18, 2005 | Rolfe McCollister, Jr.
    Let's look at history: one Louisiana governor and his son are both serving time in federal prisons--and another governor and his son have both received substantial fines from the Ethics Commission for violations. And you wonder why Louisiana citizens are cynical and suspicious of politicians and their family members? Governor Blanco has been around politics a long time and is very aware of our colorful political history and the deals that have gone on. Is she really surprised, then, with all the attention the recent attention from the media surrounding The Shaw Group, Governor Blanco and her husband? Blanco has...
  • Shaw Group awarded contract for Hurricane Rebuilding (Blanco's buddies) $300 million

    09/10/2005 4:43:38 PM PDT · by TaxRelief · 41 replies · 3,722+ views
    Shaw Group ^ | Sept 9, 2005 | Press Release
    BATON ROUGE, La.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 9, 2005--The Shaw Group Inc. (NYSE: SGR) announced today that it has been awarded an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to aid in the recovery and rebuilding efforts. Shaw will provide supervision, equipment, materials, labor, logistics, and all means necessary to provide the Corps of Engineers an immediate response for construction contract capability. The contract will provide construction and related services including program planning, scheduling, design, engineering, transportation, construction management, and quality control. Under this contract, Shaw has received its first task of pumping floodwater from the city of...
  • Secretary of State McKeithen Predicts 45 Percent Turnout for Nov. 15 Election

    11/11/2003 4:25:54 AM PST · by Theodore R. · 172+ views
    Shreveport, LA, Times ^ | 11-11-03 | Newsmax.com
    <p>Posted on November 11, 2003 After polling registrars of voters around the state, Secretary of State Fox McKeithen has estimated that 45 percent of the state's electors will bother to vote in the Nov. 15 election.</p> <p>McKeithen said his projections are based on registrars' reports on the strength of last week's absentee voting. McKeithen predicted a 65 percent turnout in the Oct. 4 primary, but only about 50 percent of the voters trekked to the polls.</p>