Rehnquist retirement spark tremors at Supreme Court
Rumors swirl that Chief Justice Rehnquist may retire after 24 years to care for an ill husband, a surprise amid focus on Justice O Connors plans. Analysts warn two vacancies could complicate politics but offer Bush a path to shape the court, with Gonzales viewed as a top contender.
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Utah
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University of Connecticut
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Clarence Thomas
University of California, Berkeley
Thomas
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Clinton
AK Steel faces tough arbitration ruling and job cuts talk
Analysts say the arbitrator's decision harms AK Steel's long term cost competitiveness as Middletown Works could run with fewer workers. GM and Ford risk orders. steel price declines add pressure. Experts warn rising labor costs and weaker auto demand could hurt AK's outlook.
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Charles Bradford
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Ford
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Chris Olin
Cleveland
Longbow
Olin
Wainscott
Wreckage of missing Alaska plane found with three bodies
ANCHORAGE Alaska The wreckage of a small plane missing since Friday was found about 175 miles south of here and the three men aboard were found dead. The Cessna 207 crashed near West Amatuli Island between Seldovia and Kodiak. A Coast Guard search spotted the wreckage and an Alaska Air National Guard team recovered the bodies. The search began Sunday after the pilot husband of a Columbia South Carolina woman did not check in. The men on board were licensed pilots who rented the 1973 white Cessna.
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Globalization reshapes US steel industry and jobs
The piece traces how international competition, mergers, and plant takeovers reshape American mills. It cites Mittal and ISG consolidations, Weirton and Cleveland plants, and workers adapting to leaner, pay boosted by production bonuses. Experts caution rules govern outcomes for US workers and prices.
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U.S
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Ind
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Ala
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J.R. Countrymen
Birmingham
ISG
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Weirton Steel
John Armstrong
U.S. Steel
Nucor
Mark Glyptis
Mittal
Weirton Mill
Glyptis
Roy Williford
Gerdau
North Star Steel
Beaumont
Texas
Philip Bell
Gerdan Ameristeel
Bell
Williford
United Steelworkers
Crandall
Wilbur Ross
Kazakhstan
Ross
Peter Morici
University of Maryland
Last known working farm inside Capital Beltway sold
The 35 acre Prince Georges farm near Capitol Heights has been sold to a North Carolina developer planning a strip mall. Duane Dickerson Jr. recounts a family farm once on maps, now facing profitability issues amid growth and crime near Washington DC. He moves to an Emmitsburg 22 acre farm, leaving behind a legacy of rural Maryland.
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Anu Bajaj
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