Enron sought lifeline but Bush aides did not intervene
In Enron's final weeks officials received calls from Kenneth Lay about troubles and even a potential private bailout but Bush administration aides say no tangible rescue was offered. Lay contacted Treasury, Commerce, Greenspan and the White House to warn of the collapse before Enron filed for bankruptcy December 2.
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House Races Could Decide Control In 40 To 50 Contests
The 2002 midterm landscape centers on 40 to 50 competitive House races as redistricting reshapes districts nationwide. Both parties target open seats and vulnerable incumbents with California Illinois and Texas yielding few contests after filing closes. Democrats need six seats to retake the majority, while Republicans cite security benefits from post 9 11 politics and a favorable electoral climate.
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