Firestone recalls 6.5 million tires in three phased plan
Bridgestone Firestone Inc. will recall 6.5 million tires on sport utility vehicles and light trucks amid U S government investigations into accidents and deaths. The two phased recall covers 3.8 million P235/75R15 radial ATX and ATX II tires and 2.7 million Wilderness AT tires from Decatur Illinois. First wave targets Texas California Arizona and Florida with about 70 percent on Ford Explorers and related SUVs. final phase ends by year end 2001 nationwide. Local dealers refer inquiries to corporate.
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Randall trims budget deficit by 250000 in county vote
Randall County commissioners pared a 3.6 million deficit by about 250000 at a Wednesday meeting. If savings hold to final budget vote, the tax rate could rise 6 cents per 100 of value instead of 7. Commissioners cited justice system revenue shortfalls and uncollected fees as major factors.
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Skip Huskey
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Plane crash in Burlington Township kills eleven in midair collision
Two investigators walk past wreckage of a small plane that struck a home in Burlington Township New Jersey after colliding with another small plane on Wednesday. Eleven people died in the crash nine aboard the first plane and two aboard the other authorities said See Page 7A for more information.
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Texas seeks 544 million for three new prisons in Dallas
Texas officials press for a bond program to build three maximum security units costing 544 million with 86 million for improvements to existing facilities. The plan adds 8 550 beds and could free 1 200 more with 17.4 million for 1 000 intermediate beds and expanded electronic monitoring.
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Texas Board of Criminal Justice
Tony Fabelo
State Criminal Justice Policy Council
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Glen Castlebury
AEDC reviews Rainbow Metal Plating after delays in Amarillo
AEDC has ordered an independent review of Rainbow Metal Plating's business practices amid months of operations delays. The city backed grant funds of 450000 in 1999 to relocate and upgrade the plant at Amarillo International Airport, but revised production timelines and accounting questions prompted the review and delayed payroll and client payments. Rainbow has received about 300000 of the grant with remaining funds tied to upgrades, as management seeks stability and full production return.
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Ralshaw Metal
Kossakowski
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Tum-Key Processing Ltd
Rainbow
Boumn
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Boum
Bourn
Baum
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