Press Releases
"Mr. Speaker, last week, peace negotiations finally resumed over the 30-year Cyprus conflict.
Washington, D.C. --- In response to recent press reports stating that members of the Iraqi Governing Council plan to prevent tens of thousands of Iraqi Jews from returning to their homeland, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) today urged Ambassador L.
Dear Chief Bone:
Recently, the United States Coast Guard erected a barbed wire fence blocking access to the renowned Sandy Hook Rip, about a mile of open beach where New Jerseys fishermen have enjoyed catching striped bass, bluefish and fluke for over a century.
Washington, D.C. --- 37 Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives today sent a letter to President Bush urging him to support parity in military funding to Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"Earlier today I reviewed findings of a sampling report issued by the Edison Wetlands Association, conducted by Chapin Engineering and I am very disturbed by the reports findings. The report identified numerous areas in which dangerously high levels of contaminants exist throughout Troutman's Creek, down stream from the New Jersey Natural Gas former coal gasification plant.
Washington, D.C. U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) and all six of his Democratic New Jersey colleagues today introduced legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives that would prevent New Jersey seniors from being subjected to a new pilot program for privatizing Medicare. U.S. Sens. Jon S.
Dear Commissioner Campbell:
I am writing in regard to the fence recently erected at the Coast Guard Station on Sandy Hook. As you know, the fence prevents access to about a mile of open beach known as "the Rip" that is recognized as a leading surf-fishing destination for catching striped bass, bluefish and fluke.
"I would like to thank the members of the stakeholders committee and the Sports Authority for holding a public forum tonight so that local citizens can voice their opinions on the future of Monmouth Park. I suggest that this not be the only public hearing.
"There's no doubt both Republicans here in the Congress and in the Bush administration are concerned that seniors aren't buying their new prescription drug law, but to use $22 million of the American taxpayers' money to try to change public opinion is outrageous.
"I would like to thank the members of the stakeholders committee and the Sports Authority for their efforts to address some of the concerns that I, along with Assemblymen Panter & Morgan and Senator Karcher have set forth.