Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana
Republican Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana has called for a drawdown of US troops in Iraq, despite being a Republican senator. Senator Lugar's current term expires in 2007.
by Grist Richard Lugar“I don’t see any climate bill on the table right now that I can support,” Sen. Richard Lugar said on Nov. 10, dashing any hopes that he might get behind some version of the Kerry-Boxer legislation that’s moving through the Senate. “We really have to start from scratch again,” he continued. Lugar has been leaning this way for some time. The first week of November, he joined with other Republicans in demanding a more in...
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U.S. Senator Richard Lugar and Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett have launched an award to recognize teachers, schools and school districts that are taking innovative approaches to help students succeed. The Lugar Education Patriot Award will honor educators, schools or schools systems that have faced challenges, but still achieved positive results.
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Oct. 11 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Senator Richard Lugar said he plans to introduce legislation aimed at negotiating a free-trade agreement with the Association of South East Asian Nations. Trade restrictions with Myanmar, an Asean member, should not hinder ...
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Daily Georgian TimesSenator Lugar says West should support NATO expansionDaily Georgian TimesThe West must hold up the prospect of membership to qualified aspirant countries,` US Senator Richard Lugar said in his speech at the North Atlantic Council ...and more »
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By Juliet Eilperin One of the key Republican senators involved in the global warming debate on Capitol Hill said Tuesday the Senate will have to "start from scratch" in terms of crafting climate legislation. Sen. Richard Lugar (Ind.), the top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, met Tuesday with United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, along with the panel's chairman, John Kerry (D-Mass.), and Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn...
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