A lobbyist accused of threatening physical violence against a lawmaker will get an expedited hearing as an ethics panel meets today and seeks to reach a decision by Friday.
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Ethics Panel Takes Up Case of Lobbyist’s Alleged Threat
Posted on 14 April 2010.
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Rep. McKinley Says Lobbyist Was Threatening; He Denies It
Posted on 09 April 2010.
Rep. Wes McKinley, D-Walsh has filed a legislative complaint against lobbyist Nate Gorman over an alleged exchange Tuesday involving the controversy over Trinidad State Nursing Home.
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Ethics Panel Officially Admonishes Grand Junction Legislator
Posted on 16 March 2010.
The House Ethics Committee formally submitted its letter addressing a complaint of double-dipping travel expenses lodged against Rep. Steve King.
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Ethics Committee Clears Rep. King in Probe of Reimbursements
Posted on 13 February 2010.
An ethics committee Friday cleared Rep. Steve King of a violation in connection with travel expenses shortly after he apologized to his colleagues and reimbursed the state in a related matter.
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King Ethics Probe to Keep Narrow Focus
Posted on 04 February 2010.
A special House Ethics Committee will keep a narrow focus on its review of Rep. Steve King’s alleged double-dipping of state-paid mileage reimbursement and the use of his own campaign money seemingly for the same purpose.
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Rep. King’s Defense: Not A Double Dip, But A Loan
Posted on 03 February 2010.
Grand Junction Rep. Steve King, facing an ethics probe into whether he charged both the state and his campaign for travel expenses, reimbursed his campaign $1,025 in April and May, a legislative ethics panel heard this morning.
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Grand Junction Lawmaker Steve King Accused of Double-Dipping
Posted on 03 February 2010.
State Rep. Steve King asked the state to reimburse him for mileage, gas and a meal at a pancake house last year, even though records suggest his campaign account already was footing the bill for those expenses.
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