Government Reform Committee faults Reno over campaign fund probe
The House Government Reform Committee, split along party lines, says Attorney General Janet Reno kept control of the Clinton Gore campaign fund raising inquiry to aid the Democratic Party. It claims Reno acted politically against an independent counsel and did not pursue foreign money inquiries, citing delays and limited questioning of Clinton and Gore supporters.
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GM recalls 224000 Cadillac DeVilles for faulty side air bags
General Motors will replace the side impact sensing module on 1998 and 1999 Cadillac DeVilles after 306 complaints of unintended air bag deployment. Parts are expected between January and March. Owners were told not to lean on doors and to park if the air bag light stays on. The recall follows an NHTSA safety probe.
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Airlines reminded to disclose Internet fare options
The Transportation Department tells airlines to reveal when the lowest price is online. If a customer asks for the lowest fare by phone, airlines may quote the best phone price but must inform that a cheaper Internet price may exist. DOT notes some low prices are Internet only.
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