Mr. Forrester, whose filings with the Federal Election Commission say that his stake in BeneCard is more than $50 million, used $3.1 million for his primary race.He declined to discuss how much he would spend, but said: "I believe in the worth of running for the United States Senate, and I am willing to put my money where my mouth is".
So far, we have compiled and digitized reports for the top agency officials whose filings have been publicly released by OGE.
The Moscow City Court announced it will hear an appeal Sept. 11 from Mr. Pope's lawyer, Pavel Astakhov, whose earlier filings were rejected.
In contrast, Fulcrum Trust, a much smaller fund company whose June 2000 filings described its Farmer Mac notes as Aaa, said the information was supplied by a third party, Investors Bank and Trust.
Miner's primary sources included an aide to lame-duck Medill Dean John Lavine, and Anita Alvarez's prosecutors, whose court filings Miner dutifully linked to without referencing the considerable public record that contradicts their claims.
"It may be the most fundamental challenge to the settlement yet," said James Grimmelmann, an associate professor at the Institute for Information Law and Policy at New York Law School, a critic of the agreement whose blog tracks filings and commentary related to it.
No. What would you do with a 3-year-old company that has never turned an annual profit, is on track to lose a quarter billion dollars and whose recent SEC filings warn that its services might be used for money laundering and financial fraud?
Microsoft, whose most recent filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission list no subsidiaries operating in Bermuda, declined to comment for the record.
That definition would apply to many of the court papers filed this year by Mr. Moussaoui, whose torrent of court filings have been peppered with condemnations of Judge Brinkema, the United States, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Jews and others.
Mr. O'Neill, the lead prosecutor, called the filings "gibberish" whose purpose was to thwart law enforcement.
The twin filings -- whose coincidence was not planned, the airlines' chief executives said -- mean that half the seats on flights in the United States are offered by airlines operating under court protection.
