Bush marks three month memorials with national tribute
President Bush led a worldwide remembrance on the three month anniversary of the September 11 attacks. He pledged to right this huge wrong as the nation reflected at 7 46 a m CDT with the Star Spangled Banner in the East Room and across venues from ground zero to the Pentagon. The day included ceremonies in New York Washington and the Pentagon with leaders decrying terror and outlining a broad anti-terror effort.
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Houston
Wayne Hale
Twin Towers
United States
Russia
Pakistan
India
Afghanistan
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Senate
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Armey weighing retirement as House majority leader
Washington sources say Texas Republican Dick Armey, 61, is considering leaving Congress at the end of his current term in 2002. He has informed Speaker Hastert and colleagues that he may not seek a 10th term, potentially triggering a leadership contest among Republicans. No health issues cited. Armey helped craft tax cuts and the Contract With America.
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Dick Armey
Texas
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Armey
Dennis Hastert
Dallas-area
White House
GOP
Fed expected to make 11th rate cut this year
The Federal Reserve nears finishing its aggressive easing, likely delivering an 11th cut of the year in a quarter-point move. Analysts say it could be the last for now, with stimulus and political talks shaping future actions amid rising unemployment and weak economic signals.
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Fed
Congress
Sung Won Sohn
Wells Fargo Bank
Minneapolis
Central Bank
Commission debates Social Security privatization plans
The White House considers three privatization options that would reduce checks for retirees but add personal investment accounts to counter the system's funding shortfall. A draft report presents no single solution and urges yearlong discussion, amid budget shifts after 9/11 and ongoing recession.
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White House
Ruan Oe
Congress
Ari Fleischer
Commission
Foreclosure Notice in Franklin County Kansas Case 01 C 191
BA Mortgage LLC files a mortgage forecloses petition in Franklin County District Court against James M Winsky Barbara J Raleigh and others to foreclose Lot 46 48 and 50 Block 3 in Lathrops Addition City of Quawa Franklin County Kansas. Defendants must plead by January 11 2002 or judgment will be entered. Attorneys Martin Leigh Laws Fritzlen PC represent plaintiff. This notice warns of debt collection.
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Franklin County
Kansas
BA Mortgage, LLC
Cartan
Lathrop
Quawa
James M. Winsky
Barbara J. Raleigh
Martin, Leigh, Laws & Fritzlen
Williamsburg annexes land in Franklin County Kansas
Williamsburg Kansas adopts Ordinance No 413 annexing multiple tracts in Franklin County including parts of section 13 and section 18 to the city. The ordinance notes ownership by Shoemaker Tipton Proctor and Link families, confirms no public hearing or service plan requirement, and sets effective upon publication with December 3, 2001 council action. The land includes described quarter sections and highway right of way segments.
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Kansas
K.S.A
City
Williamsburg, Kansas
Roger E. Shoemaker
Edith A. Shoemaker
Samuel E. Tipton
Donna J. Tipton
Darell Proctor
Nancy Proctor
Jeffery D. Link
Kimberly Link
Franklin County
S.E
N.W
N.E
Dane Avenue
S.W
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Joint Planning Commission
Charlie R. Gilkey
Charles R. Gilkey
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