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Summary
This document, an excerpt from an Albuquerque Tribune Online article, details several large financial contributions to a political figure named Richardson. It outlines donations from political groups like the New Democrat Network, corporations like Peters Corporation, and individuals such as Gerald Peters and Jerry Perenchio. The article also notes a significant transfer of funds from Richardson's own congressional account and mentions his past legal battle to allow such transfers.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Richardson | Political figure |
Recipient of campaign contributions and subject of the article's financial analysis.
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| Gerald Peters | Owner of the Peters Gallery |
Described as a close friend of Richardson and a significant campaign contributor, providing both cash and in-kind don...
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| Jerry Perenchio | President of Univision |
Listed as a contributor of $116,667.
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Organizations (8)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Albuquerque Tribune Online | News media |
The publisher of the article.
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| House and Congress | Government agency |
Mentioned in the context of issues that affect states.
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| New Democrat Network | Political group |
Contributed $51,000 to Richardson.
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| Democratic Party | Political party |
Received $350,000 from Richardson and gave him $12,751 in cash.
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| state Supreme Court | Judicial body |
Ruled on a case involving Richardson transferring funds from a federal to a state account.
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| Peters Corporation | Company |
Listed as a contributor of $138,376.
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| Peters Gallery | Company |
Owned by Gerald Peters in Santa Fe.
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| Univision | Company |
A Spanish-language TV network founded by Jerry Perenchio, who is listed as a contributor.
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Timeline (3 events)
Gerald Peters flew Richardson in his private plane during several campaign swings around the state.
around the state
An event for which Gerald Peters provided food and beverages.
early 1990s
Richardson fought in court for the right to transfer money from a federal campaign account to a state account. The state Supreme Court ruled in his favor.
Locations (3)
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Location of the 3rd Congressional District where Richardson previously campaigned.
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Location of the Peters Gallery.
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Mentioned as the broadcast area for Univision.
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Relationships (1)
The document states that Gerald Peters 'is a close friend of Richardson.'
Full Extracted Text
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Albuquerque Tribune Online
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House and Congress on issues that affect states.
Richardson also attracted $51,000 from the New Democrat Network, a political group that embraces centrist Democrats.
Richardson also received $12,751 in cash from the state Democratic Party, although he contributed $350,000 from his account to help the party's coordinated campaign to elect Democrats.
4. Richardson's congressional account: $289,315
Richardson transferred all of the money from the bank account he previously used for his congressional campaigns in the state's 3rd Congressional District in northern New Mexico.
Richardson transferred all of the money from the bank account he previously used for his congressional campaigns in the state's 3rd Congressional District in northern New Mexico.
Richardson had fought in court in the early 1990s for the right to transfer money from a federal campaign account to a state account, even though the state constitution bans the practice. The state Supreme Court ruled that the constitutional provision violated the federal constitution.
5. Peters Corporation: $138,376
Gerald Peters, owner of the Peters Gallery in Santa Fe, is a close friend of Richardson.
Gerald Peters, owner of the Peters Gallery in Santa Fe, is a close friend of Richardson.
In addition to $102,000 in cash contributions donated to the campaign, Peters also flew Richardson in his private plane during several campaign swings around the state. He also provided food and beverages for an event and donated art. Those in-kind contributions amounted to $35,000 in aid.
6. Jerry Perenchio, president of Univision: $116,667
Perenchio founded Univision, the Spanish-language TV network that broadcasts throughout the United
Perenchio founded Univision, the Spanish-language TV network that broadcasts throughout the United
http://abqtrib.com/archives/news02/120702_news_donate.shtml
PPublic Records Request No.: 17-295 3/7/2006
DOJ-OGR-00031203
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