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Rep. Murtha's earmarks lead to fewer jobs than promised
FORD CITY, PA. -- In 2005, Rep. John P. Murtha announced here that a technology firm was moving into an abandoned plate glass factory. Best of all, he promised, the new firm would generate 140 jobs.
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By Carol D. Leonnig
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Rep. Murtha's earmarks lead to fewer jobs than promised
FORD CITY, PA. -- In 2005, Rep. John P. Murtha announced here that a technology firm was moving into an abandoned plate glass factory. Best of all, he promised, the new firm would generate 140 jobs.-
By Carol D. Leonnig