Dole and rivals sharpen economic pitch in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire the Republican candidates emphasize jobs and taxes as the final primary push nears. Dole attacks Alexander as tax and spend liberal while Buchanan touts his own positions and Merrill criticizes both. Ads highlight tax increases from Alexander’s Tennessee governorship and Dole’s stance on welfare and training programs.
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Production downturn deepens amid winter weather and weak demand
The Federal Reserve reports January industrial production fell sharply, the biggest drop since the 1990-91 recession, blamed on severe winter storms and weather factors. Analysts note ongoing manufacturing weakness, weak consumer spending, and little momentum for a strong first quarter. Construction spending rose, but single family home outlays declined as job and income growth remained soft.
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Clinton questions Fed policies amid inflation growth debate
President Clinton, avoiding direct clash with the Federal Reserve, urged faster growth without inflation while Republicans led by Newt Gingrich accused him of shifting blame for a weakening economy. Clinton pressed Fed officials to foster the debate on sustainable growth and inflation risks.
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City shifts Odessa trash to private westside dump
Odessa will move all trash collection to a private landfill owned by Charter Waste Inc. starting March 1 as the city dump reaches capacity. Residents will still have twice weekly pickup, though precise days will shift based on efficiency. Large items remain $24.25.
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Trains Crash Head-On Near Capital Killing Twelve
An Amtrak bound for Chicago and a Maryland commuter train carrying Job Corps trainees collided head on in a snowstorm near Washington. At least 12 died, 21 injured, as engines and cars derailed and caught fire. Fire officials described survivors banging on windows while crews fought the blaze.
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Weather and Notices from Today’s O A News
Sunny outlook across the area with a high of 78 and a low of 35. Feature notes on attendance officers as a menace to graduates. A brief 1B death notice and entertainment listings include Fun and Games Movies Sports TV Log InfoLine Directory.
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NATO raids chalet uncover terrorist training camp
NATO forces conducted a swift, bloodless raid on a ski chalet in Bosnia-Herzegovina uncovering a terrorist school where Iranians trained Bosnian government agents. Eleven armed men were detained amid displays of weapons explosives booby traps and kidnap plans.
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