FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Senator Ted Gatsas (603) 494-5786                        

Senator Ted Gatsas praises the PUC for Expediting their Decision

CONCORD, NH - In response to the decision of the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) Office of New Hampshire, State Senator Theodore L. Gatsas (R-Manchester) praises the agency for reaching a conclusion so swiftly based on the legislation that was passed.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                            September 12, 2008

Contact: Senator Ted Gatsas (603) 494-5786                        

GATSAS ASKS PUC TO STOP DELAYS AT MERRIMACK STATION

OUTRAGED OVER PUC’S CONSUMERS ADVOCATES POSITTION

CONCORD, NH - - In response to comments made by the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) Office of Consumer Advocate Meredith Hatfield regarding Merrimack Station in Bow, New Hampshire State Senator Theodore L. Gatsas (State Senate, D-16) issued the following comment.

           For Immediate Release

          Date: 8/25/2008

 Backus For Senate

                                                                             Contact: Bob Backus

                                                                             Phone: 668-7272

Gatsas Drops The Ball On Manchester's Inter-City Bus Service

            Today, at City Hall, Mayor Guita and Alderman and State Senator Ted Gatsas claimed success in regard to the near loss of Manchester's downtown access to inter-city bus transit.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 13, 2008     
Contact: Senator Ted Gatsas (603) 494-5786
 

GATSAS SENDS BACKUS CLEAN CAMPAIGN PLEDGE
DEMOCRAT PARTY LEADERS ASKED TO SIGN ON

MANCHESTER,
NH - - Senator Ted Gatsas has challenged opponent Robert “Bob” Backus to sign a Clean Campaign Pledge.  “It’s my hope that Bob will agree to run an issues based campaign rather than resorting to scare tactics, distortion and cheap campaign trickery” began Gatsas. 

The Clean Campaign Pledge has four objectives: 1) to call for an exemplary code of conduct to be followed by each  candidate, 2) an agreement to not personally attack one another, 3) denounce all third party activity and 4) receive acknowledgement from third party stakeholders to honor the pledge.

“There are critical issues facing the voters and they deserve solutions over dirty political rhetoric.  The constituents in District 16 are concerned about how they are going to pay for their heating bills this winter, the escalating cost of gas for their cars to get to and from work and how the State of New Hampshire’s looming fiscal crisis is going to affect their pocket book.