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ELIMINATING REPEAT OFFENDERS: PRICELESS The collapse of Enron alone is estimated to have cost the public billions of dollars. Yet Enron was…
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ELIMINATING REPEAT OFFENDERS: PRICELESS The collapse of Enron alone is estimated to have cost the public billions of dollars. Yet Enron was…
Jun 21, 2005The Fayette Observer (North Carolina) The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, based in California, said that, in the wake of the…
Jun 21, 2005The Gov told the L.A. Daily News recently that an Arnold Cam would be wildly popular. "If you would have a camera…
Jun 21, 2005Being a smart and savvy bill-payer is easy. The following pages contain the tips and information you need to quickly detect and…
Jun 21, 2005The Atlanta Journal-Constitution A consumer group, the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, said a nonprofit should operate efficiently and reinvest its…
Jun 19, 2005Consumer Affairs The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights (FTCR) charges one prescription drug manufacturer in particular, Bristol-Myers Squibb, is one of…
Jun 17, 2005Associated Press The Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights said expanding medical databases the way Clinton and Frist hope would put more…
Jun 17, 2005Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service "The problem with this is that you are creating the opportunity for identity theft," said Jerry Flanagan of…
Jun 17, 2005Court Says Citizens Can't Stop Inhumane Treatment Of Animals Under Prop 64
Jun 16, 2005Bristol-Myers Squibb's so-called 'ban' on advertising provides a false sense of security to patients whose doctors will still be targeted by drug…
Jun 16, 2005The Daily News of Los Angeles With California workers ultimately paying more for health care, FTCR called for a new program that…
Jun 16, 2005The court cites lack of jurisdiction in rejecting a request to require the state to collect more from the insurer.Los Angeles Times…
Jun 16, 2005Associated Press "The governor's war on education does nothing to help students," said Trevor Dilling. The 28-year-old student said he quit his…
Jun 15, 2005Sacramento Bee The Foundation for Consumer and Taxpayer Rights has lost the first round in its legal fight to force the state…
Jun 15, 2005