Connecticut Court Declares Gejdenson Winner by 21 Votes
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Democrat Sam Gejdenson won the contested 2nd District race over Republican Ed Munster by 21 votes after reviewing 73 disputed ballots. The decision follows a recount that showed Gejdenson with 79,188 to 79,167 for Munster.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Sam Gejdenson
State Supreme Court
Gejdenson
Ed Munster
Munster
State Secretary of State
Agencies seek deeper budget cuts to fund tax plan
Washington officials pressed for broader savings across federal agencies to finance a proposed middle class tax cut. The General Services Administration aims to privatize more operations, while the Office of Personnel Management and Transportation Department consider further reductions. Energy proposes a 22 billion dollar five year cut. Amtrak faces more layoffs and HUD contemplates 700 million in cuts by consolidating programs. The ICC remains a target for closure. Rep. Bud Shuster pushes to shut ICC.
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Roger Johnson
General Services Administration
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Jim King
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
ICC
American Eagle cancels Midwestern flights over winter training
American Eagle suspends flights at O’Hare and ten Midwestern airports citing need for more winter ice and cold weather training. Pilots stress they are capable but unfamiliar with winter conditions and O’Hare operations. Service aims to resume January 4 with cross union pilots.
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Chicago
American Eagle
Bill Tenace
Toledo
Ohio
O’hare International
Cedar Rapids
Gregg Overman
Allied Pilots Association
Arlington
Texas
O'Hare
O’hare
John F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Indiana
American Airlines
Mary Frances Fagan
American Eagle Corrects Statement On Plane Crash Engine
American Eagle acknowledged a correction stating it was wrong to claim the left engine had been repaired hours before. The misstatement arose from nearly identical identification numbers on two Jetstream 3200 aircraft, not the Raleigh Durham crash plane.
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Raleigh, N.C
American Eagle
Nashville
Tenn
Tim
Kincaid
Raleigh-Durham International Airport
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