Ic-trips Rep. Dick Gephardt ( - Missouri, 3rd) Ran for Other Office - Privately Financed Travel

 

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    No.Cost
    Trips Approved 37 $102,591
    Trips Taken 7 $13,440
    Top Staff Traveler 4 $15,587 - Michael F Messmer


View Details / PDF Traveler/ Dates Sponsor Destination/ Purpose Cost
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
07/29/04-07/29/04
Sunbelt Communications Co. Vancouver, British Columbia
To meet with university professors from U.S. colleges regarding education issues
$1,348.00
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
05/23/04-05/23/04
Leon and Sylvia Panetta Institute for Public Policy Monterey, CAGolfing
To be part of student program
$8,099.00
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
03/09/04-03/11/04
AFL-CIO Miami, FLGolfing
Participate in annual meetings
$1,270.90
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
07/20/02-07/21/02
Association of Trial Lawyers of America Atlanta, GA
ATLA yearly conference
$801.50
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
07/15/01-07/16/01
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Chicago, ILCultural Mecca
To give a speech
$151.00
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
07/29/00-07/30/00
Association of Trial Lawyers of America Chicago, ILCultural Mecca
Address ATLA national convention
$607.42
View trip details View original PDF Gephardt, Rep. Dick (-MO)
06/27/00-06/27/00
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Philadelphia, PA
Address their annual convention
$1,163.00
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