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Mary Landrieu

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Mary Landrieu is a former United States Senator from Louisiana, serving from 1997 to 2015. She was the first woman to represent Louisiana in the Senate. A member of the Democratic Party, Landrieu focused on issues such as disaster recovery, healthcare, and energy policy during her tenure. She played a significant role in post-Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts, advocating for federal assistance to rebuild the affected areas in Louisiana.

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Jun 22, 2004

I think that there are many opportunities still available for the school system to become more efficient, more responsive, more inclusive, stronger, within its current budget constraints.

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Jun 22, 2004

What is very notable about this is that these earnings were not taxed earnings, but earnings earned in the city using city services.

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Jun 22, 2004

I think that with safeguards going in and understanding what is going to be needed is important.

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Jun 22, 2004

This city is the number one target for terrorists

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Jun 22, 2004

Part of it, Mr. Chairman, is driven by the fact that the city is here, living, co-existing in a way with the Federal Government.

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Jun 22, 2004

There is still a structural imbalance.

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Jun 22, 2004

I think it is clear to most that no matter how efficient the District is, no matter how competent the leadership of the city is--and I think we have very competent leadership--that there is still a difference between the capacity of the…

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Jun 22, 2004

I am looking forward, Mr. Chairman, to working with you to explore the options that are before us for the benefits of the residents.

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Jun 22, 2004

I do want to say to Mayor Williams and to our Council, that the progress the District has made is indisputable.

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Jun 22, 2004

But, Mr. Chairman, this could happen again, and when it happens again it will not happen suddenly.

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May 4, 2004

Well, I would say the question for the community is, having been shown success which you all are showing against the odds, extraordinary success, how do we as a community reward your success.

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May 4, 2004

I mean, you can either pay for it up front, residential in school, or you can pay $50,000 a year for residence in prison.

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May 4, 2004

We are vigorously pursuing this incubator concept and we want to work with the mayor's office, which has given tremendous leadership.

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May 4, 2004

I will tell you from my political experience with the majority of independent, non-parochial public schools, the average of tuitions is about $15,000 to $20,000.

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May 4, 2004

I give support to Thurgood Marshall and SEED, and so does the chairman, and attention and support to Mr. Domenici's school because what you are doing is pretty terrific and it is working and it is showing us the way.

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May 4, 2004

Thank you all. As I said as you all sat down, I again just congratulate you for your really extraordinary, extraordinary efforts.

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May 4, 2004

I really do want to thank all of you for what you are doing.

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May 4, 2004

It is just not moving quickly enough for all of us, and so part of this meeting today is to grasp what is working.

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May 4, 2004

We need to create venture capital funding.

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May 4, 2004

I just want to say a general thank you for the extraordinary work that each of you has done against great odds.

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May 4, 2004

Does anybody have an idea--maybe, Ms. Baker, you could testify on this because it seems like we could--one of the great accomplishments of this hearing, Mr. Chairman, would be if we could explore with you all, the experts, a streamlined…

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May 4, 2004

And a mere $4.5 million or even 6 or 7 million dollars won't do. Sometimes, it is a $20 million price tag, or sometimes more than that?

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May 4, 2004

How many are on that list? Does anybody know?

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May 4, 2004

To follow up on the facilities, do we have a comprehensive list of school buildings...

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May 4, 2004

I would like to receive some testimony from some of the bankers, not at this meeting, Mr. Chairman, but perhaps in writing.

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