Run for the IRE board

Article Abstract:

Statements are presented by candidates for the 1999 Investigative Reporters and Editors Board of Directors election. Contributions and accomplishments include diversifying the association's membership, promoting organizational stability, implementing computer-assisted reporting, and building professional networks.

Officials and employees, Corporate directors, Political activity, Associations, Investigative Reporters and Editors

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Corporate welfare: IRE Resource Center stories you can use

Article Abstract:

A list of stories is presented that focus on corporate welfare, along with their authors, the publications in which they were printed, and their publication dates. Subjects include developers' extraction of public funding for their projects through parking garages, and loans to the military that are never repaid.

Information services, Corporate welfare

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Scrutiny at America's nursing homes: getting beyond the obvious

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented on recent reports of negligence and abuse in nursing homes, along with the investigative techniques used to uncover such stories. Topics include resource materials for journalists and issues for special scrutiny.

Methods, Investigations, Cover Story, Nursing homes, Nursing home patients

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