Gates vows to fight ruling over Microsoft browser assault
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates vows to appeal a federal court ruling finding the company violated antitrust law by an assault on browser competition. Judge Jackson calls Microsoft a monopoly, raising potential penalties including breakup, with stock drop and broad political and legal reactions nationwide.
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U.S. issues visa to father of Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez
The State Department granted a visa to Juan Miguel Gonzalez as talks proceed on reuniting him with Elian. Justice Department dropped a threat to deport the boy, while Cuban diplomats plan for the father's arrival in Washington. A panel of psychologists may decide if Elian should return to Cuba, with U.S. officials reviewing 22 other Cuban visa requests.
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Maine approves renaming of squaw as offensive term
Gov. Angus King signs a bill requiring all Maine communities and natural features bearing the word squaw to be renamed by next year. The measure, supported by tribal representatives from Penobscot Pasamaquoddy Micmac and Maliseet nations, targets dogen mountains Squaw Pond and Squaw Townships, while private entities are exempt.
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Diverging Views on Census 2000 Report Debates Agency's Future
Two reports offer contrasting takes on Census 2000. The Southeastern Legal Foundation urges dismantling the Census Bureau and replacing it with two independent agencies to ensure a fair count. In contrast, the Census Monitoring Board finds operations generally on track despite criticism, urging residents to complete forms. The eight member board spans both Clinton appointees and Republican appointees, with noted disagreements between sides.
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Massachusetts enforces new gun rules amid merchant worries
In Boston gun merchants warn rules will hit profits as Massachusetts begins enforcing safety warnings tamper resistant serial numbers and chamber indicators on semiautomatic handguns. The measures include banning cheap “Saturday Night Specials” and requiring childproof locks. Maryland moves to require built in locks by 2003 with October start for trigger locks.
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Clinton presses China trade push from Silicon Valley
President Clinton urged Congress to approve permanent normal trade relations with China backed by 200 high tech executives and 42 governors including the Bush brothers. He cited support from business leaders and lawmakers, arguing WTO entry would not harm the U.S. economy and would promote openness without lowering tariffs.
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Hearing Notice in Johnson Estate Descent Case Kansas
First published March 21 2000 in Franklin County Kansas. Norman L Johnson petitions to determine descent of real and personal property of decedents O K Johnson and Alice M Johnson and to assign property under a settlement agreement. Defendants must file to April 14 2000 by 9 30 am in Ottawa Court. Failure to respond leads to judgment. Attorney Steven B Doering Garnett Kansas.
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MAB Production Applies for Sale Resources at Kanaan
Notice announces MAB Mbnag ng has filed an application to manage resources of Sale o Kanaan. No protests are summarized. protestors or interested parties are urged to take notice of the proceeding and its governing rules, with recipients including oil and gas producers and landowners.
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