Prisoners Routed to Guantanamo from Afghanistan Flight
Taliban and al Qaida prisoners hooded and shackled are being assembled at Kandahar airport for transfer to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. Detainees are moved from Afghanistan and the USS Bataan to a newly built Cuban jail while U S authorities say the transfer will be conducted securely and under Geneva Convention guidelines.
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Search continues for Marines as Afghan bombing target shifts
Marines pursue a dairy set of searches while mills says the war goes on. A B 52 bomber and a B 1B bomber attack a complex of caves tunnels and buildings used as an al Qaida training camp at Zawar Kili in eastern Afghanistan. The site has been struck repeatedly as bombing continues until all terrorist infrastructure is destroyed. Bush calls the crash a reminder of serious times and offers condolences to families of soldiers.
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States weigh rainy day funds at 3 to 5 percent target
Perez argues a 5 percent reserve supports creditworthiness and flexibility during downturns, though not a cure for 10 to 20 percent revenue drops. Ending balances, spending cuts, tax hikes, hiring freezes, and maintenance deferral are needed. Some states use balances, some funds, or both. Kansas has no rainy day fund. During 1991 recession reserves fell to 1 percent, now rebuilding toward targets of 5 to 7.5 percent in coming years.
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Hearing on Anthem-HMO merger in Kansas conservation
At Friday hearing in Kansas City a vote on the Anthem eight plan merger with Blue Cross of Kansas looms. Opponents allege cost control and rate rise concerns. proponents cite local service and rural coverage amid testimony from analysts and consumer groups. Final tally expected Friday as regulators weigh consumer-focused oversight.
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Enron probes widen as civil and congressional actions mount
Criminal probe and civil investigations begin into Enron's collapse, with subpoenas from Labor and SEC and committees. The Houston firm filed the largest U.S. bankruptcy, devastating workers and investors. Executives cashed out over a billion dollars as stock plummeted from 85 to under 1. Enron’s off balance sheet deals masked debt, while ties to political figures drew scrutiny.
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