Cheney Defends Bush on Not Turning Over Energy Meetings
Vice President Cheney defended the White House right to withhold identities of executives who met with officials while shaping energy policy. The Enron scandal spurs congressional inquiries, with GAO and Justice investigations, and a U.S. probe into Enron and Arthur Andersen.
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Cheney backs homeland security military command idea
President Dick Cheney endorsed creating a single four star commander to coordinate US domestic deployments of Air Force jets, Navy ships, and Army National Guard troops. Pentagon officials said the idea is under consideration as part of interagency review to improve homeland defense post 9 11.
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Town & Country Optical Proclaims Open After Jim Seebach
Town & Country Optical confirms it remains open in the Permian Basin, a locally owned family business with 17 years of staff experience. To thank loyal customers, a 20 percent discount on any complete glasses or sunwear is offered until February 28, 2002, with ad mention required and sale items excluded.
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Bush to pledge 200 million to AIDS fund
President Bush plans a 200 million contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria in the new budget proposal. The pledge, split 100 million from HHS and 100 million from USAID, targets the budget year starting Oct 1. The fund has 1.6 billion in total contributions.
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