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	Elizabeth Holtzman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Holtzman was the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in 1980, having defeated such luminaries as former Miss America Bess Myerson, former New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay, and Queens District Attorney John Santucci in the Democratic primary.
		Holtzman was narrowly defeated by D'Amato, a loss many observers attributed to Javits' splitting with her the liberal and Jewish votes.
		In 1992, Holtzman sought the Democratic nomination to again challenge D'Amato; she lost the primary to New York Attorney General Robert Abrams, who was himself defeated by the Republican incumbent in the November general election.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Elizabeth_Holtzman (775 words)

	Transcript: Elizabeth Holtzman on the Starr Report 9/14/98
		Elizabeth Holtzman: I'm very pleased to be part of using this new medium, to communicate with people about the impeachment process and standards for impeachment.
		Elizabeth Holtzman: I think Starr has gone as far as he has because the attorney general made a mistake in judgment in agreeing to let him investigate the Lewinsky matter without taking time to consider whether it should be done and whether he was the right person.
		Elizabeth Holtzman: First of all, in the private sector if anybody lied under oath in a private deposition, there would be no penalty outside of the civil case.
	www.time.com /time/community/transcripts/chattr091498.html (3403 words)

	Bush "Pardons": Covering Criminality -- Institute for Public Accuracy (IPA)
		Holtzman has been a Congresswoman and the district attorney of Brooklyn; she was a member of the House panel that impeached Richard Nixon.
		Holtzman is co-author with Cynthia L. Cooper of the forthcoming book The Impeachment of George W. Bush: A Practical Guide for Concerned Citizens.
		Elizabeth de la Vega served as a federal prosecutor in Minneapolis and San Jose for 20 years.
	www.accuracy.org /newsrelease.php?articleId=1366 (404 words)

	Former Congresswoman, Author Elizabeth Holtzman on Bush's... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Liz Holtzman is a former Congresswoman who served on the House Judiciary Committee during Nixon's impeachment.
		Holtzman is virtually the only analyst pointing this out, for example in her Sept. 23 Chicago Sun Times op/ed (http://www.suntimes.com/news/otherviews/68705,CST-EDT-REF23B.article).
		Holtzman's new book, co-authored with Cynthia L. Cooper, "The Impeachment of George W. Bush" (http://www.impeachbushbook.com) argues that impeaching President Bush is not only justified, but Constitutionally required, given his record of failure to uphold the law.
	releases.usnewswire.com /GetRelease.asp?id=73512 (351 words)

	40th Anniversary Symposium-Holtzman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Elizabeth Holtzman currently is Counsel to the New York law firm Herrick, Feinstein LLP.
		Holtzman represented Brooklyn in the House of Representatives from 1973-81.
		Holtzman also served as District Attorney for Kings County, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1981-90, and was New York City Comptroller, 1990-94.
	www.eeoc.gov /abouteeoc/40th/panel/holtzman.html (83 words)

	The New York Institute For The Humanities > Fellows > Biographies and Photos
		ELIZABETH HOLTZMAN began her career in public service by winning a seat in the United States House of Representatives as the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, a record she still holds.
		During her four terms in Congress, Holtzman served on the House Judiciary Committee and won national attention for her role in the Watergate hearings and her questioning of President Ford about the Nixon pardon.
		In 1981 she was elected Brooklyn District Attorney and, in 1990, the first woman D.A. in New York City, and in 1990 she was elected New York City Comptroller, the first woman to hold that position.
	www.nyu.edu /fas/institute/nyih/about/holtzman_elizabeth.html (200 words)

	Index
		Well, The Nation magazine is publishing an article in its July 18th issue titled "Torture and Accountability." In the article, the author, former Congressmember Elizabeth Holtzman, writes that there is precedent to hold U.S officials accountable for wrongdoing.
		Elizabeth Holtzman, She served for eight years as a U.S. Congresswoman and won national attention for her role on the House Judiciary committee during Watergate.
		ELIZABETH HOLTZMAN: What happened was in the 1990s, during the, I guess it was the Clinton administration at that time, Congress decided that it wanted to adopt laws to take it into full compliance with its obligations under an international torture statute and an international torture treaty and the Geneva Conventions.
	www.democracynow.org /print.pl?sid=05/06/30/1333214 (2860 words)

	THE BRINGING DOWN OF LIZ HOLTZMAN
		In the Watergate affair, Holtzman, as a member of the House Judiciary Committee from Brooklyn, was prominent on TV as the stern avenger, bringing and enforcing justice, helping to bring down the Nixon administration.
		Also running were City Comptroller Liz Holtzman, splitting the feminist vote to the tune of a lot of wailing and breast-beating from the Sisterhood, and clownish fl agitator "the Reverend" Al Sharpton, who seemed to be in the race just to get some credibility for future scams.
		As soon as the election was over, Holtzman surrendered on the report, and released it, now maintaining that the public would have a full two weeks to do the sifting.
	www.lewrockwell.com /rothbard/ir/Ch12.html (1845 words)

	"New York Schoolchildren Need TB Tests"
		New York state and city officials concerned over the tuberculosis epidemic in New York prisons are overlooking the TB epidemic among the state's young children, writes New York Comptroller Elizabeth Holtzman in a letter to the New York Times.
		Holtzman says that the city is fully incapable of providing minimum health services, including TB tests, to needy students, and many students and their families cannot pay for vaccines and other examinations.
		The city is being irresponsible in failing to provide the TB tests, Holtzman concludes, and the TB epidemic is one that requires drastic, if not emergency, action.
	www.aegis.com /news/ads/1991/AD912232.html (427 words)

	IN THE MATTER OF ELIZABETH HOLTZMAN, APPELLANT, v. SHELDON OLIENSIS, ET AL., RESPONDENTS.
		Petitioner-appellant Elizabeth Holtzman, former Comptroller of the City of New York, challenges a determination of the New York City Conflict of Interests Board ("Board") that she violated the New York City Charter's conflict of interest provisions.
		Soon thereafter, press coverage of petitioner's debtor status with Fleet Bank apparently prompted her to recuse herself from further involvement in decisions of the Comptroller's office concerning the bank or its affiliates and, on May 13, 1993, then Mayor David Dinkins removed Fleet Securities as a co-manager on the bond issue.
		Petitioner and her committee finally reached an agreement with the bank in mid-August whereby the loan was extended and collateral was provided to secure the debt.
	www.law.cornell.edu /nyctap/I98_0035.htm (2237 words)

	The Washington Note
		Former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman has the cover of tomorrow's Nation, and I suspect that it will become the script for those on the left who will be organizing, protesting, advocating, and clamoring for George W. Bush's impeachment.
		Holtzman has written a powerfully argued piece with which I mostly agree -- but to be honest -- could have been even more powerful if it had embedded more Republican disgust with what Holtzman appropriately terms the "President's systematic abuse of power." Nonetheless, it's an important brief.
		Holtzman's most powerful and compelling case rests on her blow by blow treatment of the case of "warrantless wiretaps".
	www.thewashingtonnote.com /archives/001187.php (7930 words)

	MichaelMoore.com : Former Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, in Article, Calls for Impeachment Proceedings Against Bush
		Holtzman was a highly visible member of the House Judiciary Committee that voted to impeach President Richard Nixon in 1974.
		But impeachment and removal from office will not happen unless the American people are convinced of its necessity after a full and fair inquiry into the facts and law is conducted.
		Holtzman then lays out her case in detail, and concludes, "As awful as Watergate was, after the vote on impeachment and the resignation of President Nixon, the nation felt a huge sense of relief.
	www.michaelmoore.com /words/latestnews/index.php?id=5498 (431 words)

	Statement by Elizabeth Holtzman on Granting Immunity... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Statement by Elizabeth Holtzman on Granting Immunity to President Bush Under the Military Tribunals Law
		Elizabeth Holtzman about President Bush signing the military tribunals bill into law today.
		Holtzman is a former four-term Congresswoman from New York who served on the House Judiciary Committee during Nixon's impeachment.
	releases.usnewswire.com /GetRelease.asp?id=74491 (356 words)

	The Blog \| Katrina vanden Heuvel: Elizabeth Holtzman--from Nixon to Bush & the Case for Impeachment \| The Huffington ...
		And memories of Holtzman as a young leader on the House Judiciary Committee, during Watergate, made me sure she'd be a rigorous, thoughtful voice on this gravest of issues.
		That afternoon, however, her voice rose as she expressed outrage about the recent revelations of Bush's wiretapping, and she was quick to drew parallels to Watergate-era abuses.
		But Holtzman hesitated before agreeing to take on this assignment, asking for a few days to pull together her material and arguments.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /katrina-vanden-heuvel/elizabeth-holtzmanfrom-_b_13647.html (2485 words)

	Austin Bay Blog » UPDATED:A completely foolish article
		Holtzman tells us that she believes people have “the right” to discuss impeachment.
		Mobilizing the nation and Congress in support of investigations and the impeachment of President Bush is a critical task that has already begun, but it must intensify and grow.
		Holtzman’s chief source appears to be the angry daydreams of angry leftists.
	austinbay.net /blog/?p=784 (1032 words)

	Bush Seeks Immunity for Violating War Crimes Act by Elizabeth Holtzman, September 23, 2006
		Bush Seeks Immunity for Violating War Crimes Act by Elizabeth Holtzman, September 23, 2006
		A president who knowingly and deliberately violates U.S. criminal laws should not be able to use stealth tactics to immunize himself from liability, and Congress should not go along.
		Elizabeth Holtzman, a former New York congresswoman, is co-author with Cynthia L. Cooper of The Impeachment of George W. Bush: A Practical Guide for Concerned Citizens.
	www.wagingpeace.org /articles/2006/09/23_holtzman_bushcrimes.htm (651 words)

	UCLA Live
		Elizabeth Holtzman and John W. Dean in Conversation at Royce Hall
		This historic event re-unites two of the central participants from the Nixon Impeachment era, both of whom have written authoritatively on the crimes of the Bush presidency.
		On the eve of the fall political season and in light of recent Federal Court decisions challenging the legality of controversial Bush policies, this conversation between two of the most thoughtful and experienced observers of American politics could not be more timely.
	www.uclalive.org /event.asp?Event_ID=411 (80 words)

	The Washington Note: Comment on Elizabeth Holtzman: The Nation's Impeachment Brief
		The impeachment of Bush, on such rambling, brittle, and shakeable evidence, as Holtzman produces, is a farce and an egregious display of theatrics of the absurd.
		Holtzman's impeachment is nothing else but a fizzling balloon.
		Again, Elizabeth Holtzman is to be commended on her clear and concise assestment of the situation at hand.
	www.thewashingtonnote.com /mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1187 (6979 words)

	Truthdig - Interviews - John Dean and Liz Holtzman Square Off on Impeaching Bush
		Former Nixon aide John Dean and former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman, who were foes during the early stages of the Nixon impeachment hearings in 1973, sound off in separate interviews on the prospects of impeaching President Bush.
		TAGS: bush, dean, elizabeth, george, holtzman, impeach, impeachment, john, nixon, president
		Having gone through Watergate, Dean and Holtzman know what impeachment is. For public to demand impeachment, it’s necessary for the “mainstream” media to broadcast like they used to during the Watergate period.
	www.truthdig.com /interview/item/20060912_john_dean_liz_holtzman (1140 words)

	Indymedia Milwaukee \| Former Watergate Era Congresswoman Advocates Impeachment of Bush for V
		Between the Lines' Scott Harris spoke with former four-term New York congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman, who served on the House judiciary Committee during impeachment proceedings against President Richard Nixon.
		She explains why she opposes the Military Commissions Act and why she believes the president should be impeached.
		She is the author of "The Impeachment of George W. Bush: A Handbook for Concerned Citizens," published by Nation books.
	mke.indymedia.org /en/2006/10/206316.shtml (1123 words)

	Personal Information for Elizabeth Holtzman
		Biographical Information: Elizabeth Holtzman was born in Brooklyn, New York on August 11, 1941.
		As the daughter of a criminal attorney and a college professor, Holtzman's drive for an education was strongly encouraged.
		She went on to become the first woman District Attorney in New York City and Holtzman's public service work was honored by the National Council of Jewish Women, the Civil Liberties Unions of New York and New Jersey, Radcliffe College and many other organizations.
	www.jwa.org /archive/jsp/perInfo.jsp?personID=636 (174 words)

	Nation Books
		by ELIZABETH HOLTZMAN with CYNTHIA L. No one is better qualified to call for the impeachment of President George W. Bush than Elizabeth Holtzman, the former Congresswoman who was a vital member of the House Judiciary Committee during the historic impeachment proceedings against President Richard Nixon.
		Kill the Messenger is an unflinching portrait of the courageous but misunderstood reporter Gary Webb, who paid the highest price for his notoriety.
		Hear former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman discuss the case for impeachment as she discusses and signs copies of The Impeachment of George W. Bush.
	www.nationbooks.org (2735 words)

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