Cheney Says No Quick Fixes for Rising Energy Costs
Vice President Dick Cheney urged patience on energy prices and rejected quick fixes like price caps or a federal price gouging probe. He suggested no easy solutions, favored ideas such as tax reduction and fuel economy standards, and previewed an energy report proposing more nuclear power, domestic drilling, and efficient energy use.
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Cape Cod discovery by Gosnold and Dickinson’s death noted
English navigator Bartholomew Gosnold is credited with discovering Cape Cod on May 15 1902 while Emily Dickinson died in Amherst Massachusetts in 1886.
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Kosovo to hold first general elections since war in Nov
UN administrator Hans Haekkerup announced Kosovo will vote on November 17 for an Assembly to elect a president. He urged ethnic Albanians and Serbs to participate, saying the ballot offers a chance to influence daily life under UN and NATO governance since 1999. Serbs fear independence moves and a break from Belgrade.
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