Ic-trips Robert M Steptoe, Congressional Staffer - Privately Financed Travel
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View trip details View original PDF 08/11/04-08/14/04 Sponsor not disclosed Capito, Rep. Shelley Moore (-WV)
 Atlanta, GA - Seattle, WA - ... more
Federal Home Loan Bank congressional staff seminar		 $1,430.45
View trip details View original PDF 06/30/04-07/01/04 Association of American Railroads Capito, Rep. Shelley Moore (-WV)
 White Sulphur Springs, WVGolfing - Charleston, WV
I was invited by Association of American Railroads to speak to Association of American Railroads abo... more		 $415.00
Pricey Hotels
View trip details View original PDF 08/28/03-08/29/03 Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Capito, Rep. Shelley Moore (-WV)
 Boston, MACultural Mecca
Congressional seminar on the Federal Home Loan Bank system		 $1,179.22
Pricey Hotels
View trip details View original PDF 07/01/03-07/03/03 National Mining Association Capito, Rep. Shelley Moore (-WV)
 Uniontown, PA - Pittsburgh, PA - ... more
Education on coal mining, hauling and power generation		 $839.50
View trip details View original PDF 02/21/03-02/22/03 George Mason University Mercatus Center Capito, Rep. Shelley Moore (-WV)
 Philadelphia, PA
Education		 $685.00
View trip details View original PDF 11/22/02-11/22/02 New York Mercantile Exchange Capito, Rep. Shelley Moore (-WV)
 New York, NYCultural Mecca
Congressional energy seminar		 $394.50
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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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History» Flights of Fancy

Rep. Solomon Ortiz (D-Texas) and his chief of staff accepted more than $47,000 in travel to Asia from a company called Asia Access Corp. The owners were convicted in 2006 for a scheme involving smuggling illegal aliens from Asia. The pair described their trips as “fact-finding” and trade-related.

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