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Trips Dec. 28, 2001-Jan. 01, 2002 group trip to Charleston, SC sponsored by Renaissance Weekend

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    No.Cost
    Trips Selected 3 $5,605
    Approved by Republicans 2 $4,005
    Approved by Democrats 1 $1,600

View Details / PDF Traveler/ Dates Sponsor Approver Destination / Purpose Cost
View trip details View original PDF Kolbe, Rep. Jim (-AZ)
12/28/01-01/01/02		 Renaissance Institute Kolbe, Rep. Jim (-AZ)
 Charleston, SC
Participate in seminars		 $1,855.00
View trip details View original PDF Nelson, Sen. Bill (-FL)
12/28/01-01/01/02		 Renaissance Institute Nelson, Sen. Bill (-FL)
 Charleston, SC
To participate in the Renaissance Weekend spring conference which seeks to build bridges across trad... more		 $1,600.00
View trip details View original PDF Shays, Rep. Chris (-CT)
12/28/01-12/31/01		 Renaissance Institute Shays, Rep. Chris (-CT)
 Charleston, SC
Purpose not disclosed		 $2,150.00
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Cultural Mecca Cultural Mecca Golfing Golfing Hellhole Hellhole Sin City Sin City Skiing Skiing Tropical Paradise Tropical Paradise

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