Officials return as lobbyists in aviation industry shift
Linda Hall Daschle, former FAA deputy administrator, joins Northwest Airlines American Airlines and Boeing as a lobbyist. An AP analysis shows 304 recent or former officials registered as lobbyists in 18 months, many trading government roles for influence work. Northwest paid Daschle's firm $100,000 in 1997.
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Recent retirees from Clinton era politics and staff
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Judge Rebukes Starr and Dismisses Hubbell Charges
A federal judge in Washington dismissed the tax evasion case against Webster Hubbell, criticizing Kenneth Starr for a fishing expedition and improper probe expansion. Starr vows an appeal while Hubbell, elated, thanks the court as charges against him, his wife, and two friends are dropped. The decision cites lack of AG permission and use of immunity documents to probe land deals. Other rulings in Lewinsky matters and McDougal health issues frame Starr’s recent setbacks.
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U.S. urges rejection of Gadhafi invitation
The Clinton administration urged African governments to refuse Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi's invitation to a July 6 birthday ceremony, saying the United Nations travel ban on Libya remains in effect. Britain and France advised similar stance.
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Economists expect Fed to stay rates unchanged
Washington analysts say the Fed will likely hold the key rate at 5.5 percent after a two day meeting. Slowing U.S. growth and contained inflation lessen the case for tightening. Asian market turbulence and mixed domestic data temper expectations about further moves.
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