Automakers race to make more green cars hybrids
DETROIT With emissions standards on minds, GM targets a hybrid by 2001 and a fuel cell EV by 2004. Chrysler plans a lightweight diesel electric model for high mileage while Ford showcases a 63 mpg prototype. Auto show previews highlight hybrids and car truck blending trends as Kyoto looms.
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Canadian tourists rethink Florida trips amid weaker loonie
Canadian visitors to Florida find costs higher as the U S dollar strengthens against the Canadian dollar. Travel volume remains steady but stays shorter. many travelers cut extra expenses and cook at home. Beachfront boardwalks see crowds despite slower business for seasonal shops and services.
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Cattlemen sue Oprah over mad cow disease comment
Jury selection begins in Chicago to determine if Oprah Winfrey defamed cattlemen by suggesting in 1996 that feeding ground up animal parts could spread mad cow disease. Texas ranchers claim losses of millions while Oprahs team says the show informed the public. The case tests veggie libel laws and the impact of the talk show on beef prices.
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