EU Opens Antitrust Case Against Microsoft
The European Union launched an antitrust action in Brussels accusing Microsoft of abusing its position in operating systems to dominate server software. The move follows a Sun Microsystems complaint alleging discriminatory licensing and withholding essential information.
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Texas firm turns wastewater into lawn watering water
Hydro Action Inc shows a septic system converting wastewater into usable irrigation water. The report highlights practical applications for drought relief and potential regulatory considerations in wastewater reuse.
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Officials say Yearwood donor reports flawed beyond more forms
Sheriff Reggie Yearwood faces possible civil penalties for campaign finance reporting after listing donors as anonymous. Texas Ethics Commission counsel says omitting contributor names cannot be cured by a Good Faith Affidavit. A July 17 report showed two anonymous contributions, one 1000 dollars and one 200 dollars, with Yearwood later claiming donors were Republicans who wished to remain unnamed. See YEARWOOD on Page 2A
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Bush Energizes GOP Ahead of 1992 Campaign
President hopeful George W. Bush and running mate Dick Cheney rallied a Philadelphia convention crowd as a 95 day countdown to the election began. They urged optimism while noting a tough race against Democrat Al Gore, promising to use good times to pursue bold goals if victorious.
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Texas delegates cheer as Bush run for president begins
Texas Republicans celebrate George W. Bush entering the White House bid with enthusiasm at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Party chair Susan Weddington calls it the fruition of years of hard work, door to door campaigning, and aims to build a statewide majority.
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Bush Gains Ground If Election Held Today
The respondent would vote for George W Bush over Al Gore if the presidential election were held today, indicating Bush gaining support in the hypothetical matchup.
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Gore narrows running mate list to six senate picks
Vice President Al Gore’s shortlist for the 2000 ticket is down to six names led by four senators Evan Bayh John Edwards John Kerry and Joseph Lieberman with House leader Dick Gephardt and Gov Jeanne Shaheen among those who know the lineup A wildcard candidate is possible according to a source The list emerged after the Republican National Convention as Gore prepares to announce his choice next Tuesday
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Ford recovers quickly after stroke visit and tests
Gerald Ford, 87, walked briefly and met friends and family after his stroke. Dr. Robert Schwartzman at Hahnemann University Hospital said the tongue MRI was normal and the tongue issue seems unrelated, possible trauma infection or unlikely growth. Peter Secchia noted as Ford ally.
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