Bush v Gore delays prompt recount as lawyers clash
In Tallahassee Circuit Judge Terry Lewis reads the state court ruling 4-3 and signals adherence. Gore lawyers press to start counting immediately while Bush seeks delay with appeals to Supreme Court Justice Kennedy and the state high court. About 40,000 to 64,000 disputed ballots loom in ongoing efforts.
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Florida Supreme Court ruling shifts recount dynamics in 2000 election
The Florida Supreme Court, in a 4-3 decision, orders counting of all legal votes in counties with undervotes and permits manual recounts. Justices dissent warn of a constitutional crisis, while Bush allies urge halt to recounts until the U.S. Supreme Court weighs in. The ruling lowers Bush’s margin and adds hundreds of Gore votes from disputed ballots in Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and elsewhere.
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U S pays 4 million toward OAS dues
The United States will pay 4 million of its 44 million annual dues to the Organization of American States to keep it operating. Ambassador Luis Lauredo said the move should cover essential needs through year end and urged budget review with potential deferral of administrative costs.
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Internet radio royalties ruled for additional payments
The U S Copyright Office ruled that radio stations streaming their broadcasts over the Internet must pay extra royalties for digital retransmission. Broadcasters argued double dipping, but the decision says public performance occurs with Internet retransmission. The ruling supports artists and record companies while NAB may seek further court guidance. An arbitration panel will determine exact fees.
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