Is Bush to blame for the downturn
In March 2001, two months after taking office, the NBER faced debate over when the recession began. Some scholars suggest November 2000, during Clinton’s presidency, while others argue March 2001 marks the start. The dating committee emphasized political neutrality amid revisions to GDP and employment data.
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Pension relief eyed for U S companies under pension rules
Washington AP Firms facing large pension obligations could gain interim relief totaling 26 billion over two years. The plan cuts required contributions to defined benefit plans by about 10 percent this year and next, easing payments due as early as April for more than 48 million workers.
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Mayors seek more federal funds for homeland security
The US Conference of Mayors cites a survey of 215 cities showing 76 percent have not received any of the 1.5 billion dollars in homeland security funds for first responders. City leaders urge direct allocation to municipalities and greater involvement in state distribution decisions.
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Julie Louise Gerberding
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Norman Mineta
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