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	Frank Howard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frank Howard (football coach) (1909-1996), American college football player and coach
		Frank Howard (politician) (born 1925), Canadian trade unionist and politician
		Frank Howard (baseball player) (born 1936), American former outfielder, coach and manager in Major League Baseball
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frank_Howard (119 words)

	Frank Howard (politician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frank Howard (born April 26, 1925 in Kimberley, British Columbia) is a Canadian trade unionist and politician.
		Howard was placed with foster parents at the age of six.
		Howard stood as a candidate in the 1971 NDP leadership convention, finishing fifth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frank_Howard_(politician) (351 words)

	Thom, Howard Collide in 1873 in Quest for District Attorney Post
		It points to the law firm of V.E. Howard and Sons having brought an action in mandamus against the City of Los Angeles to compel payment of a claim of one of the firm’s clients.
		Howard is a Southern man, and a believer in the ‘lost cause,’ but he ought to have kept pace with the progress of events sufficiently to comprehend that the doctrine of State Rights has been dead and buried at least thirteen years, and that there is neither sagacity nor utility in attempting to resurrect it.
		CONFLICTS OF INTEREST: The scenario of Howard and Sons representing a plaintiff while one of the sons was legal counsel for the defendant was sufficiently out of the ordinary to draw comment in the 1873 race, but not at all as bizarre then as it would be viewed today.
	www.metnews.com /articles/2006/perspectives091206.htm (1963 words)

	Howard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Howard Dean, former governor of Vermont and chairman of the Democratic Party
		Howard Hughes, industrialist best known for aviation, motion pictures, outlandish behavior, and his hypochondria.
		Howard Rotovators, a United Kingdom maunufacturer of rotating cultivators known as rotovators
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Howard (375 words)

	A Rhetorical Criticism of
		Representative Frank still does not offer much information about his private life, but he is able to perform his duties as a congressman without fear of someone discovering a secret in his past.
		This is not to say that Representative Frank can say or do as he pleases, rather that Representative Frank does not have to aim to please certain groups of voters or politicians when he speaks.
		By being open and direct with his ideas and views, Representative Barney Frank presented a logical and just argument in defense of the President and was able to argue and present views that many politicians could not, largely due to their conscious efforts to preserve their political reputations and careers.
	debate.uvm.edu /impeachment/cerrati.html (3078 words)

	Hague, Frank - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		HAGUE, FRANK [Hague, Frank], 1876-1956, American politician, mayor of Jersey City, N.J., b.
		He lost much of his power in the 1949 elections, when his nephew, Frank Hague Eggers, was defeated in the mayoralty race; and in 1952 the state Democratic organization ousted him from his post as national committeeman.
		Franks is not a war criminal; The Hague sets dangerous precedent for U.S. military.(OPED)
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-hague-fr.html (331 words)

	News for Ron Howard (I) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Howard, who is the daughter of The Da Vinci Code director Ron Howard, married her boyfriend of more than five years on June 17, according to the American edition of OK! magazine.
		Ron Howard, the director of the movie version of The Da Vinci Code, which is currently shooting in Britain, has declined to discuss the brewing controversy over his film among fundamentalist religious groups.
		Howard played lovable character Richie Cunningham in the comedy from 1974 to 1980, and while the show has proved popular around the world and made the actor a household name, his 23-year-old daughter has yet to see what made her dad famous.
	us.imdb.com /name/nm0000165/news (13314 words)

	Frank Boykin: The politician
		"Frank told the admiral he was interested in me getting a commission," Thomas recalled in an interview shortly before his death last year at 93.
		Vote-buying in Mobile was common, according to Howard Barney, who joined the Mobile Register as a reporter in 1936 and recalls getting chased out of the city's 7th Ward by men in brass knuckles when he showed up on election day with a box camera.
		He was every cartoonist's dream of a Southern politician, weighing about 250 pounds (a good bit of it in jowls), wearing double-breasted white linen suits, sporting white or pink carnations in his lapels and calling out "Everything's made for love" to everyone he saw, with special attention to those in skirts.
	www.al.com /news/mobileregister/index.ssf?/specialreport/mobileregister/boykin_15.html (4321 words)

	Frank film exudes razor-sharp wit=The Hill.com= (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Down to exact gestures and body movements, Frank was relentless about the comparison, saying that the Republicans could bash Clinton as much as they wanted, but that everyone knew the outcome — that no matter how the House voted, the Senate never would agree to impeach the former president.
		Frank appeared to be in good spirits, took time to answer questions and wasn’t as gruff as he is when reporters come calling.
		One member of the crowd pointed out that Frank was voted one of the smartest and funniest House members by Washingtonian magazine and asked if Frank will “go on to be the smartest and funniest member of the Senate” if Sen. John Kerry prevails in the presidential election.
	www.hillnews.com /living/090704_frank.aspx (1077 words)

	A PAPER ON THE HISTORY OF SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP
		Howard Miles was a McClure and her grandmother was a McCaw.
		Frank Seals in Mount Carmel has strong recommendation as the owner of the first automobile in the Township.
		The house was built in the days of the early republic and the father of Dr. Frank James, a pioneer physician who attended to the ills of the territory on horseback.
	www.franklinchs.com /ppp/places/Springfield.htm (5308 words)

	FAQ's
		Howard's support of Kerry, even as he takes positions that should be antithetical to Howard, do make you wonder what kind of discussions he has had with John Kerry.
		Howard got away from who he is, maybe because Judy wasn't there to provide his center and sounding board.
		Howard took to cue, and moved to the national stage.
	www.burningatthegrassroots.com /FAQs.php (1603 words)

	WILLisms.com: Howard Dean Strikes (Yet) Again.
		Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Party, said yesterday that the US House majority leader, Tom DeLay, "ought to go back to Houston where he can serve his jail sentence," referring to allegations of unethical conduct against the Republican leader.
		Meanwhile, Barney Frank, one of the very most left-wing members of the House of Representatives, had to deliver the dose of sanity:
		These ethics allegations are not a matter of "everyone does it, therefore it's okay." They aren't a matter of "business as usual." The innuendoes, thus far, at least, are just plain bogus, part of a calculated and well-monied effort to take down an effective conservative leader.
	www.willisms.com /archives/2005/05/howard_dean_str.html (414 words)

	Al Gore Backs Bush-Hater Howard Dean (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This serves as notice that Al Gore, who touted himself as a centrist Democrat in 2000 claiming he was the candidate who would unite the two parties, has officially shown his true colors.
		His endorsement of Howard Dean, Bush-Hater and former Vermont Governor who stood watch over the most massive tax increase in Vermont history, proves that he still stands for those things today.
		Frank Salvato is a political media consultant and the managing editor for The New Media Journal.us.
	www.therant.us /staff/fsalvato/politics/al_gore_backs_bush-hater_howard_dean.htm (1034 words)

	Candidate Dean: A True Regressive
		So as he leads the pack of Democratic contenders, keep in mind that Dean is far from progressive.
		Supporting Civil Unions back in Vermont is one of his only accomplishments worth noting, but a token victory shouldn't entitle him to your vote.
		Josh Frank is a journalist living in New York City.
	www.dissidentvoice.org /Articles7/Frank_Howard-Dean.htm (616 words)

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		Langella is back at the Taper playing Urgentino, the Doge of Venice--in Howard Barker's "Scenes From an Execution," which closes today--wearing his own short-cropped gray hair and beard.
		His first two films, both released in 1970, were Mel Brooks' "The TwelveChairs" and Frank Perry's "Diary of a Mad Housewife," a twist of fate he callsa "wonderful double whammy for a young actor." "The Deadly Trap" and "TheWrath of God" were less successful, and he made no films for several years.
		A: I once saw a politician say, at a press conference, "I'm in charge here"--when in fact he wasn't--and I never forgot it.
	www.franklangella.net /files/interviews/50993int.txt (2682 words)

	Much ado about Dean - Salon
		Howard Dean's career as a politician often has been defined by his bluntness.
		Early in the 2004 Democratic primary season, Dean's candor and tough talk, especially on the Iraq war, endeared him to many Democrats even as others said he was too unpredictable to be electable.
		Barney Frank, D-Mass., has criticized Dean for stating that Republican House Majority Leader Tom DeLay of Texas should be in prison for alleged links to fundraising scandals that surround his office.
	dir.salon.com /story/news/feature/2005/06/07/dean/index.html (952 words)

	Political Forecasting: Reviews of Relevant Papers
		Frank, Howard A.and Jane McCollough (1992), "Municipal forecasting practice: 'Demand' and 'supply' side perspectives,"International Journal of Public Administration, 15, 1669-1696.
		Lemert, James B. (1986), "Picking the winners: Politician vs. voter predictions of two controversial ballot measures,"Public Opinion Quarterly 50, 208-221.
		Expert surveys of politicians were more accurate than voter polls.
	www.forecastingprinciples.com /Political/reviews.html (451 words)

	Howard Dean Still Selling Out the Antiwar Movement - by Joshua Frank
		But as the story goes, Dean was embarrassingly sacked during the primaries and his followers were told to traverse the pro-war Kerry trail instead.
		Howard Dean isn't dead yet, however, as he has safely landed himself a lofty position within the establishment as chair of the Democratic National Committee.
		On the contrary, Howard Dean's opposition was political in nature.
	www.antiwar.com /orig/jfrank.php?articleid=5349 (1427 words)

	Howard Dean is Regressive
		Dean's back seat criticism of the Bush Administration's case for war should enlighten us to the fact that this ex-Vermont Governor's leadership skills are lacking.
		And like most politicians he'll say what he needs in order to get what he wants.
		Supporting Civil Unions back in Vermont is one of his only plus marks, but that shouldn't entitle him to outright ownership of your vote.
	www.opednews.com /Frank_howard_dean_is_regressive.htm (635 words)

	Varifrank: Alternate Futures
		Posted by: Frank Martin at October 19, 2004 05:22 PM I'm not so sure Hillary can count on the nomination in 2008.
		The Clinton legacy of good times in the 1990s will likely take on more tarnish over time as not a period of peace and prosperity but of foolish and willful ignorance of the gathering dangers that the Clinton administration was loath to seriously confront.
		For me, HRC replacing Pat Moynihan as my Senator is the perfect metaphor for the transformation of the Democratic Party in recent times from the respectable steward of a liberal viewpoint that was tempered with commonsense to an obnoxious and unserious coalition of hateful anarchists, flaky utopians, and assorted counter-productive rent-seekers.
	varifrank.com /archives/2004/10/alternate_futur.php (1530 words)

	Franklin County Democrats - Recommended Reading
		In Kansas, as in so much of mid-America, Frank finds, society's losers are even more committed to the Republican agenda than are society's winners.
		With her trademark wit and down-home wisdom, Molly Ivins shares three pieces of advice on judging a politician: "The first is to look at the record.
		Using the Right's own words against them, he takes on the pundits, the politicians, and the issues, in the most talked about book of the year.
	www.franklincountydems.org /recread.htm (2020 words)

	African American Registry: J. Frank Wheaton, Minnesota law pioneer
		The birth of John Frank* Wheaton is celebrated on this date in 1866.
		He was born in Haggerstown, Maryland where his father claimed to be the first fl man to vote in that state.
		Wheaton was educated at Stover College in Harpers Ferry, Va., and at Howard University.
	www.aaregistry.com /african_american_history/1231/J_Frank_Wheaton_Minnesota_law_pioneer (168 words)

	Frank Salvato - Guest Contributor to OpEds.com
		With the Abramoff scandal prompting Democrats to charge that the Republicans in Washington are mired in a culture of corruption it is perhaps the wisest of the left who remain silent, passively condoning the...
		Frank Salvato: The Lack of Ethics in the Ethics Committee
		Frank Salvato: It IS the War on Terror and the Man for the Job is George W. Bush
	www.opinioneditorials.com /writer.php?id=fsalvato (12066 words)

	Somewhat Frank ~ Blog by Frank Gruber
		Freshwater Venture is an effort devoted to restating the rich Chicago entrepreneurial history by profiling the startups that have been developed in the Chicagoland area.
		Jake is a politician himself so speaking at this seminar was a great fit for him.
		Google, finally confirmed the purchase of YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock options after TechCrunch first surfaced the rumor as, "40% likely to be at least partially true." It was a covered by just about everyone and their brother so I am going to keep this article fairly brief.
	www.somewhatfrank.com (6729 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: News :: Saddam’s Capture Sets Harvard Abuzz
		Regina C. Schwartz ’06, president of Harvard Students for Howard Dean, said that she hopes the capture does not help Bush politically.
		Andrew J. Frank ’05, president-elect of the Harvard College Democrats, said that the Democratic candidates will benefit from failed American efforts in Iraq.
		Any politician who can take advantage of Saddam’s capture may have a base of exuberant Americans to tap into.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=356892 (660 words)

	Manuscript Collections H-L
		Author: Howard, Andrew Jackson, Jr., 1897-1969 Title: Papers, 1943-1965 Description: 1 linear ft. (2 v.) Notes: Afro-American lawyer and judge, of Washington, D.C. Relates to Howard's career as Assistant District Attorney and as Municipal Court Judge in the District of Columbia.
		Author: Howard University Men and Women in the Armed Forces Title: Collection, 1941-1946 Description: 1.5 linear ft. Notes: Consists of correspondence, press releases, and name and address files of Howard University graduates who served in the armed forces during World War II.
		Includes material relating to Locke's involvement with Howard University and its community, with the Associates in Negro Folk Education and American Association for Adult Education, and with various organizations advocating cultural pluralism, including the Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion and the Progressive Education Association.
	www.founders.howard.edu /moorland-spingarn/Collh-l.htm (3331 words)

	Manuscript Collections D-G
		Dr. Ferebee served as a professor at the Howard University Medical School and as Director of Howard University's Health Services while she maintained her private medical practice.
		The papers document the life and times of a Howard University medical school alumnus whose life spanned more than 100 years, including the everyday struggles and triumphs of a much honored fl physician during and after the period of segregation in the District of Columbia.
		Consists of Gregory's papers relating to his activities with the Howard University Drama Department and the Howard Players, including correspondence, manuscripts, documents, posters, photographs, scripts of plays, scrapbooks and tapes of personal memoirs collected by Gregory, on abolition and slavery, Civil War, the military, American judicial system, Africa, West Indies, and fl history.
	www.founders.howard.edu /moorland-spingarn/Colld-g.htm (2875 words)

	Josh Frank: Howard Dean's Constitutional Hang-up
		In a 1997 interview with the Vermont News Bureau, Howard Dean admitted his desire to expedite the judicial process by using such justices to "quickly convict guilty criminals." He wanted individuals that would deem "common sense more important than legal technicalities." Constitutional protections (legal technicalities) apparently undermine Dean's yearning for speedy trials.
		These are not the only examples of Howard Dean's intentions to subdue the Bill of Rights.
		A "technicality" to Dean must be synonymous with "Constitutional hang-up." In the case Dean presented to Russert, a man walked free, but should have been put to death instead of challenging his unconstitutional conviction.
	www.counterpunch.org /frank08122003.html (1077 words)

	NSSAR - Prominent Patriots
		Biographies of 103 signers of The Declaration of Independence, The Articles of Confederation, and The United States Constitution, taken from "Lives of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence", by the Rev. Charles A. Goodrich (1829) and "The United States Manual of Biography and History", by James V. Marshall.
		Learned and thoughtful, John Adams was more remarkable as a political philosopher than as a politician.
		He defeated the British in Baton Rouge, Mobile, Pensacola, St. Louis and Fort St. Joseph (Michigan), relieving British pressure on General George Washington's armies and opening supply lines for money and military goods from Spain, France, Cuba, and Mexico (which included much of what is now the western part of the United States).
	www.sar.org /history/patriots/patriots.html (1330 words)

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