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Rep. Lee Terry launches first TV ad


Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., today is launching his first TV ad of the general election season.

In the 30-second spot, Terry calls for more oil drilling and exploration, greater use of renewable energy sources and incentives for conservation.

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Terry to Debate on KFAB Radio


U.S. Rep. Lee Terry will debate his opponent on KFAB radio Friday, August
22.
The debate will occur from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on the “Scott Voorhees Show.” Voorhees
will moderate the debate.


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Esch Owes an Apology to Pro-life Families


OMAHA—Nebraskans United for Life has joined a call for Democratic congressional candidate Jim Esch to apologize for his recent comment that pro-life supporters are “extremist.” 


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Esch Insults Pro-life Voters


The Terry for Congress campaign today demanded an immediate apology from Democratic
congressional candidate Jim Esch for saying last week that supporters of the pro-life cause are
“extremist.” Esch’s bizarre comment was printed in an interview with Omaha City Weekly, published on July 30,
2008. (www.omahacityweekly.com)

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North Omaha gets geared up for voter drive


The event also drew politicians. U.S. Rep. Lee Terry was there as well as Anne Boyle, a member of the Nebraska Public Service Commission, and attorney Justin Wayne, a candidate for the new learning community board.

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As Gas Prices Increase, So Do Political Plans


The Lee Terry camp says it's about time Terry's opponent came up with a plan. "The congressman has a very specific plan that has been talking about it for months," says Terry's campaign manager, Dave Boomer.

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Democrat Carter joins Republican Terry's campaign


Former Democratic congressional candidate Richard Carter has joined the re-election campaign of Republican Lee Terry, who’s seeking re-election.

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Incumbants rake in cash


Democratic congressional candidate Jim Esch touted his campaign's recent fundraising success Tuesday, but five-term incumbent Republican Lee Terry held a nearly $500,000 advantage in ready cash.


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Democrat Carter endorses Republican Terry for Congress


Former Democratic House candidate Richard Carter is endorsing Republican incumbent Lee Terry in the 2nd District race.


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Congressman Lee Terry From Nebraska Thinks Marsha Is A Pitbull


Listen to Congressman Lee Terry answer questions on The Mike Slater Show about important energy issues.


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Terry scolds Esch over campaign fund filings


Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., criticized Democratic challenger Jim Esch for failing last year to file timely campaign finance reports with the Federal Election Commission.


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House OKs funding for poison control centers


Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., co-authored the bill. He noted that Omaha has one of the oldest poison control centers in the country, established in 1957.


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Obama Keeps Nebraska on Political Map


2nd District Republican Congressman Lee Terry likes McCain, but surprised many last week when he told Action 3 News he's looking for another voter. Terry says that's "The Obama-Terry voter. People who want the right kind of change." .


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Lee Terry has plan for energy independence


The United States could break its dependence on Middle Eastern oil in the course of the next decade by pursuing a mix of alternative fuels, conservation and increased domestic oil production, Rep. Lee Terry said Wednesday.


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Airlines' passengers get fidgety in survey


In an interview, Terry said he shared with Bowen travel horror stories from constituents and his own experiences traveling from Omaha to Washington, D.C.
Terry wants to use the survey to determine the level of interest in tougher government regulation of the airline industry.


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Editorial: Sensible approach


That’s why parents should welcome a measured idea for limiting child exposure to violent and inappropriate video games, a bill offered by U.S. Reps. Lee Terry of Nebraska and Jim Matheson of Utah.


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Republican committee spokeswoman sees easy re-election for House incumbents


Julie Shutley says the group watches all House races to gauge what support is needed, and she anticipates no problems for Lee Terry, who's seeking his sixth term representing the 2nd Congressional District.


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Terry asks for sixth term


OMAHA, Neb. -- Rep. Lee Terry said he went to Washington, D.C., planning to be the tax guy, but he has become the energy guy.


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Congressman Terry receives business award


Congressman Lee Terry was recently awarded the prestigious "Spirit of Enterprise" award from the United States Chamber of Commerce.


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Medicaid saves lives



AARP thanks U.S. Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., a co-sponsor, and Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, R-Neb., for their votes in support of the legislation.

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Terry to gradually heat up campaign


As two Democrats battle for the right to face U.S. Rep. Lee Terry, the incumbent has been free to raise money, meet voters and focus on the general election in November.

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New cars will have to use less gas



U.S. Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., helped craft the new fuel economy rules. The standards, he said, will save drivers gas money and will lessen America's dependence on foreign oil.

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Lawmakers Terry, Smith train at DEA facility



QUANTICO, Va. — The two men donned gas masks, helmets and bullet-proof vests with the letters DEA stamped in gold across the front.

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Right to Life endorses GOP candidates



Nebraska Right to Life has endorsed five Republican Senate and House candidates in the May 13 primary election.

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Dem hopefuls argue over who can beat Terry



In their first debate Tuesday, the two Democrats battling to challenge Rep. Lee Terry for his Omaha-based seat in Congress began drawing distinctions between their often harmonious platforms.

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Terry builds hefty campaign war chest



U.S. Rep. Lee Terry, R-Neb., has built a big lead in the money race over the two Democrats seeking to challenge him for the 2nd Congressional District seat.

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Experience tops calls for change, Terry says



Speaking Sunday at an Omaha forum with the two Democrats who want his job, Rep. Lee Terry countered their calls for change with examples of his leadership in Congress.

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