The important question or whether or not Lois Herr has violated House Ethics Committee rules is raised by Lancaster County Republican Committee Chairman Greg Sahd in his latest press release.

for Immediate Release
August 12, 2010

LOIS HERR VIOLATES DISCLOSURE RULES

Lancaster, PA—Lancaster County Republican Committee Chairman Greg Sahd reported
today that Democratic Congressional candidate Lois Herr appears to be in violation
of campaign disclosure rules. According to public records, Ms. Herr’s 2010 Financial
Disclosure Statement, due nearly three months ago, was never submitted.

“This is the sort of thing that has Charlie Rangel and Maxine Waters in trouble,” said
Chairman Sahd. “Ms. Herr needs to pay her fine, disclose her finances and comply with
the rules,” Sahd said.

According to the House Ethics Committee, Congressional candidates must file financial
disclosures within 30 days of raising or spending $5,000 for a campaign for election to the
U.S. House of Representatives. Ms. Herr filed this report in 2009. The rules also require
that, “In each subsequent year in which an individual continues to be a candidate on May
15, a new report must be filed by that date.” May 15 was a Saturday this year, so the
report was due May 17, 2010.

There is a penalty for reports filed more than 30 days late. Extensions of up to 90 days may
be requested before the May deadline. Ms. Herr did not request an extension and is now
nearly three months past the deadline, according to public records on file with the Clerk of
the House.

Clerk of the House of Representatives
http://clerk.house.gov (202-225-7000)

House Ethics Committee
http://ethics.house.gov (202-225-7392)

Contact: Greg Sahd
717-392-4165

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Rep. Tom Creighton has authored a bill that would require gas stations to operate at least one full-service pump under state law. The legislation would apply to stations with at least six pumps.

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Is it time for yet another law or should we just enforce laws already on the books? Under the American’s with disabilities act a gas station with more than one attendant is required to pump the gas of a person with a handicap parking pass, at the self serve price.

Let’s look for a solution to ensure the current law is being enforced before adding more mandates and regulations to local business owners.

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