Lawyers Split Over Military Tribunals for Terror Trials
The American Bar Association debates backing President Bush’s plan to try terror suspects in special military tribunals. Some lawyers see it as an assault on the criminal justice system while others urge limited use. Pentagon rules near completion for the first post WWII tribunals, with hearings anticipated against al Qaida members later this year.
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Amtrak to lay off 700 amid $200 million shortfall
Amtrak plans to cut 700 jobs including 300 managers and scale back maintenance to trim a $200 million deficit this year. The railroad may consider further cuts to long distance trains if Congress does not provide relief. President George Warrington will hold a news conference to announce actions amid political and financial risks.
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Enron creditors weigh equity in reborn firm under Cooper
Stephen Cooper, newly named CEO and chief restructuring officer, outlines plans as creditors weigh equity in a leaner Enron. Texas holds about 70 million in exposure among agencies, while JP Morgan Chase faces 2.6 billion. Cooper says the new Enron will resemble the old in energy delivery with UBS Warburg handling trading and Dynegy finalizes the Northern Natural Gas Pipeline purchase.
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Groundhog Day Weather Folklore in West Texas
West Texans prepare for Punxsutawney Phil style forecasts with a shadow chance and early morning cold. Groundhog predictions trace to 1841 in America with about 39 percent accuracy. Spring arrives 3:16 p.m. March 20, in West Texas, though snow in April remains possible.
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