Counters blunder in trade figures
Washington officials admit a misprint in February trade data. The deficit was $10.4 billion, not $11.6 billion, after Customs data were misreported to the Census Bureau. The error prompted blame on data flow between agencies and a correction eight hours after release.
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Netanyahu Scrambles to Frame Self as Outsider Amid Scandal
Israel’s prime minister battles a widening elite clash as prosecutors weigh charges of fraud and breach of trust. He censors a growing rift with army leaders universities and liberal courts, claiming a political campaign by the old guard aims to undo the voters’ will.
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Minivan belts break in older Chrysler models
Clinton woman Lynn Beaty reports her 18 month old daughter was tossed when she braked to avoid deer in a 1992 Dodge Caravan. The child seat landed upside down between front seats as the belt anchor detached from the second row, raising broad complaints about seat belt failures on older Chrysler minivans.
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Minivan Seat Belt Failure Draws NHTSA Attention
Lynn Beaty of Clinton recalls fear as 171 complaints prompt NHTSA review of Chrysler minivans. Belts in the middle row floor anchors reportedly disengaging with passengers buckled. The issue could affect up to 1.1 million vehicles built 1991 through March 1993, with investigators probing broader prevalence.
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Gingrich loan to ethics case may end burden
Newt Gingrich faces a partisan split over a $300000 loan from former Sen. Bob Dole that avoids principal payments until 2005. Democrats call it a sweetheart deal while Republicans argue the loan sustains an unprecedented ethics sanction and helps end a two year saga.
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Rich Texas lawyer indicted for solicitation in airline crash case
Houston attorney John M. O'Quinn and three other Texas lawyers were indicted for allegedly recruiting clients after the USAir Flight 1016 crash in Charlotte. State Attorney General Charlie Condon said they solicited the families of four victims, using accident runners.
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Prison conspiracy charges follow accident victims hiring scheme
The SC PRL notes felony conspiracy charges over hiring accident run ners to recruit clients while South Carolina bars lawyers from personally soliciting accident victims. Flight 1016 from Columbia crashed near Charlotte in a thunderstorm, 37 of 57 aboard died, most from South Carolina.
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