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  • California - Lawyer falls to death at hotel - Police suspect Paul Sanford committed suicide

    12/28/2006 8:19:59 PM PST · by HAL9000 · 93 replies · 3,726+ views
    Monterey Herald ^ | December 28, 2006 | JULIA REYNOLDS
    Excerpt - In what police describe as a "probable" suicide leap, a prominent Monterey Bay Area attorney fell at least nine floors to his death at the Embassy Suites Hotel Monterey Bay in Seaside the morning before Christmas. Shortly before 9:30 a.m. Sunday, officers found the body of Aptos attorney Paul Sanford in the west end of the hotel lobby, where he had landed on a large ventilation grate. Police Capt. Steve Cercone said horrified guests were eating breakfast in the atrium at the time, and a number of witnesses saw Sanford fall from somewhere between the 9th and 12th...
  • New Democratic Funding Groups May Have to Return Money - GOP FEC Chair May Close Loophole

    12/19/2003 7:10:17 AM PST · by 11th Earl of Mar · 44 replies · 197+ views
    Boston Globe ^ | 12/19/03
    <p>WASHINGTON -- Democrats who have been forming groups to avoid spending restrictions in the campaign finance law may face bad news: The government's new chief election regulator is warning that their activities could be reined in.</p> <p>Bradley Smith, the Republican chosen yesterday as chairman of the Federal Election Commission, said he believes a recent Supreme Court ruling may require his agency to limit the groups' activities.</p>