Nine Eleven Panel to Question Rice on Threats and Credibility
The Sept 11 panel plans to grill Condoleezza Rice about al Qaida threats before 9/11 and the day itself. Questions may probe credibility and contrasting testimony with Richard Clarke, amid administration decisions and public testimony under oath.
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Clinton records sought by Sept 11 commission
Federal investigators request access to about 6 000 documents from Bill Clinton’s presidential archive. Archivists completed collection and prepared materials for delivery to Washington as the Sept 11 panel seeks broad access for inquiries and potential talks with Clinton and Gore.
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Group to pursue first reactor license since 1973
Seven companies join to jointly seek NRC construction and operating approval for a new nuclear plant by 2010, testing a streamlined license process. They will invest 7 million dollars annually in a cost sharing plan with the Energy Department, marking the first industry push for a new reactor since 1973 despite Three Mile Island legacy. The consortium includes Exelon, Entergy Nuclear, Constellation Energy, and Southern Co.
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Factory orders rise 0.3 percent in February
Commerce Department data show February factory orders up 0.3 percent after a 0.9 percent drop in January. Durable goods led gains with a 2.5 percent rise, while nondurable goods fell 2 percent. Despite uneven demand, the report signals a gradual manufacturing recovery, though business investment slows after a earlier surge.
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HUD spends millions on suspect home repairs
The General Accounting Office says HUD paid $16.3 million in unsubstantiated repairs and $181,450 may be fraudulent for fiscal years ending 2002 and 2003. Photos show NYC properties with filthy bathrooms and damaged fixtures as critics urge tighter oversight. Chairman Tom Davis calls the lack of oversight harmful to families.
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