Microsoft loses push for tougher antitrust penalties
Washington AP reports US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly approves only minor changes to the Microsoft settlement. She allows rivals’ software to activate on new PCs, bars retaliation against cooperators, and appoints a corporate oversight committee. She rejects harsher penalties urged by nine states and DC, saying they mostly favor rivals rather than consumers.
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Bush driven bid for fast permits on seven bridge plans
Rep Anne Northup announces federal order puts a bridge project over the Ohio River at the head of seven in line for permits and approvals. Vermont candidate Jim Douglas cites Circ project near Burlington as needing faster construction amid a tight race with Doug Racine. New Hampshire project to widen I 93 from Massachusetts line to Manchester also listed. Sununu promotes it amid a close campaign.
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Relocation Announcement for New Medical Office
The clinic announces its relocation to a shopping center between 19th and 20th streets. It will open at the new location on November 4, 2002. MEDIGARE MepiGain Accepting New Patients.
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Food stamp enrollment rises as economy slows
Enrollment increased from 17 million in 2000 to 19 million in 2002, per Agriculture Department. The shift uses plastic cards, boosting grocery sales and farm production, with economists noting the program expands or contracts with downturns. In New York, 1.3 million enrollees inject about $125 million monthly. up 2.8 percent from 2001 to 2002, though 1.5 million eligible people remain unenrolled.
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109 Speaker With Volume Control for Ages Three and Up
This product features a volume control and is suitable for ages 3 and older. It uses 3 AA batteries, which are included for immediate use.
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