Rush to financial rescue begins
Washington AP reports the $700 billion bailout signed by President Bush moves toward implementation. Treasury Secretary Paulson mobilizes advisers as plans set to buy toxic assets from banks and others, possibly via reverse auctions, with asset managers and new staff to run the program. The bill allows up to 700 billion to stabilize banks, credit markets, and economy, with phased disbursements and heavy oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
George W. Bush
House of Representatives
Treasury
Henry Paulson
Paulson
Wall Street
Department
House
Wind tax credit extended amid bailout vote in Kansas
Kansas politicians split on a 700 billion bailout while a one year extension of the wind energy production tax credit was included. Supporters say the measure could spur wind projects and jobs, though critics fear added deficits and prefer longer certainty for renewables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Jerry Moran
Hays
House
Moran
Brecke Latham
U.S
Nancy Boyda
Todd Tiahrt
Goddard
Sam Brownback
Pat Roberts
Dennis Moore
Kansas City
Lawrence
Boyda
Bogda
Nicole Corcoran
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Congress
Corcoran
Rob Freeman
TradeWind Energy
Sunflower State
Freeman
Smoky Hills
Lincoln
Nancy Jackson
the Land Institute
Salina
Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unicel.com
Unicel Retail
Garden City
West Mary St
I KS
Unicel
Commission
Office of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection