GOP chairman Jim Gilmore resigns amid midterm bid
Republican National Chairman Jim Gilmore resigns effective January 2002, paving the way for a Bush favored successor. Marc Racicot emerged as the leading candidate, with others like Rep. J C Watts and Ann Wagner mentioned. The White House seeks a successor by Monday as party tensions and campaign demands mount.
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Special education funding plan defeated in House vote
Washington lawmakers narrowly stripped from an education bill a proposal to guarantee billions yearly for disabled students under IDEA. After hours of debate the measure passed a Senate panel but failed 6-8 in the House. The defeat leaves IDEA funding uncertain and U.S. officials seek a final plan for Bush administration approval.
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