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2000 IRE Awards online reporting winners

IRE Certificate

bullet"Our Private Legislatures — Public Service, Personal Gain," Center for Public Integrity, Diane Renzulli, Meleah Rush, John Dunbar, Alex Knott, Robert Moore, Ken Vogel.
The judges wrote, "The Center for Public Integrity decided to investigate conflicts of interests involving state legislatures in all 50 states. To proceed, it obtained the financial disclosure documents of all state legislators and compiled them into a master database. The result: an eye-opening project that disclosed that more than 20 percent of state legislators sat on committees charged with regulating the legislators’ professional or business interests. This is the first comprehensive look at all state legislators in one place and the interactive nature of the project allows voters to see for themselves how their lawmakers measure up."

Finalists

bullet"Playing with Fire: The Untold Story of Woodstock '99," MTVi News, Brian Hiatt, Chris Nelson.
Sonicnet.com, part of the MTVi.com group, published a five-part investigative series on the looting, arson and rioting at Woodstock '99 on the first anniversary. Based on interviews with dozens of Woodstock employees and volunteers, promoters, local officials, industry experts and police, along with reviews of internal and government documents related to the festival, the series revealed that concert promoters and local officials failed to heed warning signs of impending disaster. According to the Sonicnet.com investigation, Woodstock '99 was in danger of being canceled several times before it began. and concert officials failed to meet the conditions of their mass gathering permit, which included traffic, security and public health concerns.
 
bullet"Money, Influence and Integrity in the 2000 Election Year,” The Public I, The Public I staff.
A collection of Public I political reports:
bulletThe 'Black Hole' Groups (March through Nov. 8, 2000)
bulletUnder the Influence (March 2, 2000)
bulletOvernight Guests at Governor's Mansion Added $2.2 Million to Bush Campaign (March 15, 2000)
bullet$5,000 Buys Companies Access to GOP Attorneys General (March 21, 2000)
bulletFrom 'God's Handwriting' to Corporate Profits (July 26, 2000)
bulletCheney Led Halliburton to Feast at Federal Trough (Aug. 2, 2000)
bulletBlack Candidates See Little of the Millions Their Parties Raise (Sept. 15, 2000)
bulletDid Taxpayers Lose on Deal for Oil Field? (Oct. 27, 2000)
bulletDelaware Skimming Probe Deepens Into Most Extensive in State's History (Dec. 19, 2000)

Check out the complete list of IRE Awards 2000 winners.

 

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