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Washington, DC â?? All of Idahoâ??s 44 county sheriffs are invited to participate in training seminars dealing with missing and exploited children, thanks to Idaho Senator... Continue Reading
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March 10, 2005
Delegation Seeks Protection For Sugar In Trade Negotiations
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Idaho's Congressional Delegation is engaged in an aggressive attempt to seek protections for Idaho sugar producers in upcoming trade negotiations.... Continue Reading -
WASHINGTON, DC â?? Today the Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted toapprove S. 520, the â??Fremont Madison Conveyance Act,â?? which is authored by Idaho Senators Mike... Continue Reading
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Washington, DC â?? Idaho Senator Mike Crapo today chaired a Senate subcommittee hearing on salmon recovery. There will be two satellite feeds today regarding the Senate... Continue Reading
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March 10, 2005
Appropriations Bill Includes Funding To Fight Mormon Cricket
WASHINGTON, DC - An amendment, backed by Idaho Senators Larry Craig and MikeCrapo, and Senator Harry Reid (D-NV), to provide $20 million to be evenly divided between Idaho,... Continue Reading -
March 10, 2005
Crapo: Veterans Awareness Week Encourages Remembrance
Washington, DC â??A resolution passed recently by the Senate and co-sponsored by Idaho Senator Mike Crapo designates November 9 through November 15 as â??National Veterans... Continue Reading -
Washington, DC â?? Idaho Senator Mike Crapo will host a meeting Friday morning in Idaho Falls to hear from local city, business, and community leaders about the Department of... Continue Reading
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Washington, DC â?? On the heels of Secretary of State Colin Powellâ??s presentation to the United Nations and President Bushâ??s strong outline of the case against Iraq, Idaho... Continue Reading
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Washington, DC â?? Questions regarding the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL) are expected during the June edition of Idaho Senator Mike Crapoâ??s... Continue Reading
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March 10, 2005
Crapo Votes For Iraq Funding
Boise - Idaho Senator Mike Crapo joined with the majority on an 87-12 bipartisan vote this afternoon as the U.S. Senate approved $87 billion in emergency supplemental funding... Continue Reading -
Washington, DC - Idahoâ??s largest employer has, in fact, been the victim of unfair trade practices, and Idahoâ??s Congressional Delegation said that point was driven home... Continue Reading
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Washington, DC â??Idaho Senator Mike Crapo urged Idaho fire prevention groups today to apply for a portion of more than $27.5 million being offered by the U.S. Federal... Continue Reading
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Washington, DC - An Idaho community and an Idaho company are working with Senator Mike Crapo in a new effort to further jobs and reduce fire risks as the Senate debates... Continue Reading
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March 10, 2005
Drought Declaration Extended To Six Idaho Counties
Washington, DC - Idaho Senators Larry Craig and Mike Crapo and Congressmen Mike Simpson and C.L. â??Butchâ?? Otter announced today that agricultural producers in six Idaho... Continue Reading -
Washington, DC â?? The U.S. Senateâ??s Republican High Tech Task Force for the 109th Congress will look more closely at the relationship between technology and issues like tax... Continue Reading
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March 10, 2005
Crapo Joins Bipartisan Vote To ApproveLeavitt Nomination
Washington, DC - Idaho Senator Mike Crapo joined a majority of members of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee today in approving the nomination of Utah Governor... Continue Reading -
March 10, 2005
Crapo Says Selective Nature of Iraq Strike Could Shorten War, Offers Security Updates
Washington, DC â?? Idaho Senator Mike Crapo says the selective nature of last nightâ??s pinpoint attacks against Iraqi leadership demonstrates that there is the possibility... Continue Reading -
March 10, 2005
Crapo Radio Actualities Available
FOR INTERESTED MEDIA: Radio actualities with Senator Mike Crapo are available by calling 1-800-545-1267. Press 327 at any time during or after the greeting and instructions.... Continue Reading -
(Washington, DC) A recent story in the Washington Post has ignited a protest from the U.S. Senate Rural Health Caucus, of which Idaho Sens. Larry Craig and Mike Crapo are... Continue Reading
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March 10, 2005
Crapo: Common Sense Prevails on Water Quality
Washington, DC â?? Idaho Senator Mike Crapo said that the Bush Administrationâ??s decision to officially withdraw ill-advised water quality regulations demonstrates that... Continue Reading