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» (5/19/04) Sign-on Letter to House Representatives on H.R. 2432, "Paperwork and Regulatory Improvements Act of 2004." [45 KB] » (8/27/02) Citizens for Sensible Safeguards Letter to Mitch Daniels, Director of OMB » (7/17/02) Letter from Public Citizen to Rep. Kucinich Supporting His "Value of Life" Amendment » (7/17/02) Public Interest Groups Support Rep. Kucinich's "Value of Life" Amendment » (3/11/02) Letter to John Graham on Tire Pressure Monitoring Rule » (3/5/02) Patient and Consumer Organizations Object to HHS Committee's Focus on Regulatory "Reform" » (12/6/01) Letter from National Groups Concerned About John Graham's Efforts to Weaken Regulatory Protections » (6/21/01) 30 Scholars Oppose Graham and Raise Conflict of Interest Concerns » (6/21/01) 53 Scholars and Academics Write the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Opposing the Graham Nomination » (6/21/01) Former Federal Regulators Raise Concerns About Graham » (6/21/01) Harvard University Faculty Opposed to Graham Nomination » (6/21/01) Natural Resources Defense Council Letter to Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Criticizing Graham's Anti-Regulatory Record » (6/21/01) Senate Dear Colleague Letter from Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.): Why the Nomination of John Graham as Administrator of OMB/OIRA Should be Opposed » (6/21/01) U.S. PIRG Urges the Senate to Oppose Dr. John Graham as Head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs » (4/12/01) National Organizations Make the Case Against John Graham to the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee » (3/13/01) Letter to Sen. Fred Thompson, Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman, Regarding the Safeguards at Risk Report » (3/13/01) Letter to the Senate regarding the John Graham nomination

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