oakar造句

• Oakar was hampered by accusations of check writing at the House of Representatives Bank.
• She began her career as the Chief of Staff to U . S . Congresswoman Mary Rose Oakar.
• On May 15, Representatives Mary Rose Oakar and Patricia Schroeder introduced similar legislation to the House of Representatives.
• Oakar served as president of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee ( ADC ) from 2003 through 2010.
• Three of them _ Campbell, Oakar, and Cuyahoga County Commissioner Tim McCormack _ have long political resumes in the city.
• WICI joined the National Committee on Pay Equity and awarded Rep . Mary Rose Oakar of Ohio an honorary membership because of her leadership on the issue.
• In April 1992 the Cleveland's Plain Dealer released articles alleging that Oakar was forced to resign from a congressional task force after the House banking scandal.
• Also in Ohio, Mary Rose Oakar, who spent seven terms in Congress before the House bank scandal ended her career in 1992, made a political comeback.
• Oakar was indicted on seven counts, including lying to the FBI, filing false financial statements and using the House bank to convert public money for personal use.
• Ohio Representative Mary Rose Oakar also introduced legislation for a Susan B . Anthony dollar in October 1978; it proceeded rapidly through Congress and was signed by President Jimmy Carter.
• Raymond Pierce, an attorney in the Clinton administration, had 19, 827 votes, or 23 percent, and former Congresswoman Mary Rose Oakar had 14, 682 votes, or 19 percent.
• His rival in 1992, Mary Rose Oakar, had been battered in the House banking scandal, and his opponent in 1994, the county treasurer, was charged in mid-campaign with mismanaging funds.
• He was not a candidate for renomination in 1992 to the 103rd Congress, presumably due to his involvement in the House banking scandal and the specter of a primary fight against incumbent Mary Rose Oakar because of redistricting.
• The FDIC said almost all the decline in earnings was due to the payment of about $ 1 billion to the thrift deposit insurance fund by so-called Oakar banks-- thrifts bought by banks that pay both bank and thrift insurance.
• But that is hardly a current unquestioned scandal, like the House Bank problems that enabled Hoke to beat Rep . Mary Rose Oakar in 1992 and the mismanagement of county funds by Cuyahoga Treasurer Francis Gaul in 1994 that helped him win a second term.
• Brand, a former House Counsel, said on Friday that the Section 1001 question will be decided in the course of the Oakar litigation, but that for now, " The Justice Department . . . has taken the position that 1001 still applies ."
• Attorney Stan Brand represents former Rep . Mary Rose Oakar ( D-Ohio ), who has been indicted under Section 1001 for allegedly failing to reveal a loan on her financial disclosure forms, making false statements to the FBI, and causing false information to be filed with the FEC.