Japanese Opposition Chief Resigns in Stock Profit Scandal
In Tokyo the chairman of an opposition party steps down amid the Recruit scandal. The affair has sparked widespread fallout with three cabinet members and over a dozen officials, business leaders, and media executives tied to the probe.
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Late Report Delaying Tower Confirmation
President Bush defended Defense Secretary nominee John Tower as an FBI probe into new allegations of drinking and womanizing dragged on past expected completion. He said rumors alone should not force withdrawal and urged careful Senate review while Sen. Nunn said no FBI report or vote date had been received.
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Virginia
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
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USCA survey highlights retail priorities and growth plans
The CSRA survey ranks clothing store factors from dependable products to friendly staff and easy returns while restaurants emphasize cleanliness and knowledgeable service. It notes demand for new clothing outlets and diverse eateries and cites Dr Botsch studying Augusta competition and sharing methods.
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Lawmakers clash over pay raise for judiciary and ethics ban
Several House members warn a across the board rejection would hurt funding for judges facing competition from private sector. President Bush dodges direct stance on signing the raise while Senator Dole signals possible backing if action occurs by midnight to protect the judiciary. A plan to bar lawmakers from speech fees faces an immediate setback as pay raise opponents press for a vote before it takes effect.
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Dole
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