Giuliani’s Eight Years Seen as Opera Like Ride to Exit
New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani prepares to leave City Hall after eight contentious years marked by crime fighting, crisis leadership after Sept 11, and a dramatic shift in public perception from lame duck to civic saint. The piece notes his early reformist mandate, crime declines, and evolving legacy amid controversy and praise.
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Rudolf Giuliani
New York
Rudolph Giuliani
Giuliani
Rockefeller Center
Time Magazine
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Brooklyn Museum of Art
World Trade Center
Ed Koch
Ghuliani
Uliani
al Sharpton
David Dinkins
Dinkins
Times Square
Douglas Muzzio
Baruch College
Democrats and GOP brace for finger pointing in budget fight
Democrats and Republicans enter an election cycle amid dwindling surpluses and rising deficits for fiscal 2002. Analysts warn of possible deficits through 2004 as lawmakers quarrel over tax cuts, health care, and education while a split Congress and Bush push for higher spending or restraint.
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Congressional Budget Office
White House
Mitchell Daniels
Senate
Bush
House
Yesteryear
Robert Reischauer
Urban Institute
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Senate Budget Committee
Kent Conrad
D-N.d
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Bill
Dennis Hastert
R I
Conrad
Clinton
Charles V Phillips obituary and funeral details
Charles V. Charlie Phillips of Ashwood Drive died Friday Dec 21 2001. Funeral at 11 a.m. Wednesday Dec 26 at National Cemetery Beaufort with Stephen D Posey Funeral Home in charge. Burial private. Eva M Baker 82 of Carolina Place died Dec 22 2001 with services at 11 a.m. Dec 28 at Posey Funeral Home. Dr James C Adams officiating. Family to receive friends Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Charles V
Charlie” Phillips
North Augusta
Ashwood Drive
National Cemetery
Beaufort
Stephen D. Posey
Augusta
Eva M. Baker
Carolina Place
James C. Adams
Dawson Gunnells
Olar — Randolph Dawson Gunnells
George's Creek Baptist Church
Govan, Wit
Folk Funeral Tome
Deaths Elsewhere and Police Reporter Kissell
Debilitating heart surgery complications claimed Les Berven a 58 year old FAA test pilot noted for stall tests including a 54 in a day on the 777. Edward J Kissell longtime Plain Dealer police reporter died at 67 after a career shaping Cleveland waterfront investigations and dock undercover work leading to a union embezzlement conviction.
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Les Berven
FAA
Seattle
Federal Aviation Administration
Boeing
Berven
Northwest
Ourysand
Edward J. Kissell
the Plain Dealer
Kissell
Cleveland
United Press International
National Guard called up for holidays disrupt lives
Illinois troops from the 66th Infantry Brigade join National Guard units from several states in the largest overseas deployment since Korea. Mike Hart, 21, a Sam’s Club manager and firefighter student, heads to Germany for police base duties, delaying plans with his girlfriend and schooling. Maj. Gen. Harris says many are ready, some pulled from work or school, as families adjust to sudden deployments during the holidays.
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Illinois Army National Guard
Wisconsin
Illinois Guard
66Th Infantry Brigade
Arkansas
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Germany
Hart
National Guard
David Harris
Illinois
Mark Chudoba
Roscoe
Chudoba
James Johnson
Springfield
Kosovo
Bosnia
Lloyd Howen Jr
Lake of the Woods
University of Iowa
Northern Illinois University
Mike Hart
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Langley Sc
Marvin D. Keenan
Urnettown
Hatcher Funeral
Lizzie Bolin Abbott
Healing Springs
Folk Funeral Home
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Janiteville
Sammie" Napier
Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Aiken
South Carolina
Main
Sam Marshall
Mchenry, al
Sam
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McHenry
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