Bush faces uphill bid for bipartisan governing
President-elect Bush confronts a deep congressional divide as Democrats seek to regain control in 2002. Analysts warn gridlock could emerge whether he pushes a Republican agenda or seeks cross party backing. Leaders from both parties call for a cooperative tone and faster bipartisan action on social security, tax, Medicare, and other major reforms.
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Powell urges more minorities in overseas posts
Washington AP Colin Powell the first African American secretary of state urged expanding minority representation in U S posts overseas He spoke at a Howard University ceremony and met with Madeleine Albright noting current foreign service figures include 505 African Americans 390 Hispanics and over 25 percent women Albright highlighted Howard ties as eight alumni have become ambassadors and urged continued selection from diverse pools while acknowledging stiff competition
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