Reno declines independent counsel amid White House loyalty concerns
Attorney General Reno announced no independent counsel, citing legal limits and a careful review of the facts. She defended the decision as correct and courageous, while noting ongoing campaign finance task force work on Democratic fund raising and the O'Leary matter. Clinton praised the decision, Gore urged moving beyond the issue, and critics argued the ruling narrows FBI scope.
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Survivors to gain fund as nations back Nazi persecution relief
The United States and Britain led nearly 6 million dollars for a new Holocaust Persecution Relief Fund on opening day of a 41 nation conference on looted Nazi gold. Argentina Luxembourg and others signaled support while France hesitated. Eizenstat announced a 4 million dollar initial US contribution with potential up to 25 million over three years. Britain pledged 1.7 million. Switzerland cited a separate fund. 3.5 tons left of 5.5 tons of gold will be distributed to 15 nations with options to donate to the fund.
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Tanger Center shifts toward restaurant hotel infections
Outlet center plans in North Lawrence pivot to service uses with a restaurant and hotel. We hope to start construction by year’s start and open in spring, with a hotel company eyeing site and possible open by next fall. City officials hedge on broader outlets while praising the new plan.
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Tanger Factory Outlet Expands Center in Lawrence
An announced plan would add 58,000 square feet of retail space and parking at the Lawrence center with a hotel on the south end, pending city approval. Officials say nothing has been submitted yet and the plans differ from the 1994 vision for the 94,000-square-foot center.
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Tanger weighs center expansion amid mixed demand
Tanger Factory Outlet Centers reevaluates a planned 58 000 square foot expansion at its center as traffic and demand waver. Through nine months, revenues rose 10 percent to 61.3 million and net income advanced 14 percent to 7.5 million. The Greensboro North Carolina based REIT notes traffic up 3 percent through October and considers adding a restaurant and hotel to boost center traffic.
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Negotiations progress slow at Kyoto climate talks
Negotiators in Kyoto Japan reported little early progress as American delegates struggle to persuade developing nations, notably China, to accept mandatory emission limits. EU envoys warned the impasse could derail the 10 day conference seeking a new protocol to strengthen the 1992 Climate Change Treaty amid dire scientific projections.
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