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Democrats Seek Shareholder Voting on Executive Pay

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NY TIMES - Representative Kathy Castor, Democrat of Florida, said the legislation would “provide a reality check to skyrocketing pay packages of senior executives.” “The average C.E.O. makes more money before lunch than the average worker earns all year,” she said, urging House members to “allow shareholders to send a message about pay packages that boggle the mind.”

MIENTRAS SE APROXIMA LA TEMPORADA DE HURACANES, CASTOR LUCHA PARA MEJORAR LA RESPUESTA Y PREPARACION PARA DESASTRES Y HURACANES

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Como miembro del poderoso Comite de Reglas, la Rep. Nac. Kathy Castor trabajo ayer para mover H.R. 1361, el Acta de RECUPERACION, fuera del comite y hacia el piso de la Camara de Representantes. Ella urgira hoy a sus colegas para que aprueben el proyecto de ley, que mejoraria el plan de respuesta y alivio para desastres de la Administracion de Pequenos Negocios (“SBA”) para asistir a los pequenos negocios y comunidades en caso de un huracan u otro desastre natural.

AS HURRICANE SEASON NEARS, CASTOR FIGHTS TO IMPROVE

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As a member of the powerful Rules committee, U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor worked yesterday to move H.R. 1361, the RECOVER Act, out of committee and onto the House floor. She will urge her colleagues today to approve the bill, which would improve the Small Business Administration (“SBA”) disaster relief response plan to assist small businesses and communities in the event of a hurricane or other natural disaster.

Pick The Right Fight With Kids' Insurance

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Now comes U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, D-Tampa, who is leading the charge for a $50 billion, five-year reauthorization of the federal program that pays 71 percent of the cost of caring for children whose families meet a certain income test. The state pays the rest.

Warriors Home in Washington

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NY TIMES EDITORIAL The House has acted swiftly to deal with some of the shameful conditions at Walter Reed Army Medical Center... worthy provisions would mandate more physicians for the system and a moratorium on outsourcing medical needs to private contractors.