U S general in China Pursues Release of Spy Plane Crew
In Beijing interim talks on the downed U S spy plane shift forward as Army Brig Gen Neal Sealock meets the detained crew for a second time. White House officials say diplomacy remains intense and optimistic while China demands an apology and Bush regrets the Chinese pilot's death. The crew reports good health and supplies as negotiations continue at high levels.
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Summer gas prices seen rising on tight supply
The Energy Department forecast warns of higher summer gasoline costs due to tight inventories and elevated additive prices, especially in the Midwest. If supply disruptions occur, prices could spike beyond last summer’s $1.53 per gallon, with Midwest regions most vulnerable.
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Senate votes set stage for Bush tax plan battle
The divided Senate nears a vote on a 2002 budget guiding Bush's 1.6 trillion dollar tax cut. Leaders warn the final package may not restore all cuts and aim to reach a level near 1.2 trillion while House action could align with the president's goals.
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Unemployment Up 4.3 Percent in March Amid Job Losses
The U S unemployment rate rose to 4.3 percent in March, hitting a 20 month high as payrolls fell by 86 000 jobs. Manufacturing led declines with 81 000 cuts while losses spread across bars and restaurants stores auto and machinery sectors. The Fed has cut rates 1 5 percentage points this year and may act again before May 15.
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