Snow disrupts Reno Tahoe flights and storm lashes Sierra
Hundreds of travelers waited for rescheduled departures at Reno Tahoe International after a snowstorm and a equipment failure led to many cancellations. About 2,000 passengers could not book flights today or tomorrow, as the airport’s busiest post Thanksgiving day saw near full flights. Snow fell up to 18 inches in the Sierra Nevada while Fort Benning Georgia prepares for a large influx of soldiers, with thousands more possibly moving as US bases shift during Iraq and Afghanistan operations. Separately, U.S. intelligence overhaul hangs on President Bush amid Senate talks and opposition from Reps Hunter and Sensenbrenner over realignment plans, raising questions about military command implications.
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Poll backs mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court
An Associated Press poll finds six in ten Americans favor a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court justices. Only one of the nine current justices is under 65, while Chief Justice William Rehnquist, 80, battles thyroid cancer. A majority could not identify Rehnquist's job.
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Bush to revamp economic team after election wave
President Bush plans a second overhaul of his economic leadership, seeking outside figures to bankroll a push on Social Security reform and tax code simplification. The shakeup could replace four of five top officials, with Joshua Bolton possibly remaining, as new names like New York Governor George Pataki and former senator Phil Gramm are floated.
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Retailers report mixed sales after first major shopping weekend
Retailers say holiday weekend started strong but slowed by Sunday. Wal-Mart fell short of forecasts after a weaker Saturday, while J.C. Penney Sears and Co. reported modest gains. Best Buy and Circuit City benefited from electronics demand as mall retailers faced softer apparel and toy sales.
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