Bush Blair meet at Camp David to discuss Iraq Russia and NATO
President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair meet at Camp David to shore up the special relationship amid tensions over Iraq and Russia's missile defense plan. They consider a European defense force and NATO implications as Condoleezza Rice notes deep ties and common history.
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Navy to convene public court of inquiry into Ehime Maru collision
The Navy’s court of inquiry into the USS Greeneville and Ehime Maru crash will be a public investigation. Adm. Thomas Fargo says it safeguards affected parties, has subpoena power, and ensures public disclosure. A Japanese adviser may participate amid U S Japan tensions. Civilian presence aboard ships under review as Defense Secretary Rumsfeld considers a civilian control moratorium.
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Hillary Clinton Denounces Brother Pardon Lobbying Misstep
Hillary Rodham Clinton calls her brother Hugh Rodham’s $400,000 lobbying for pardons a terrible misjudgment, says she had no involvement, and demanded the money be returned. The House committee seeks Roger Clinton’s possible influence during final-day pardons and commutations.
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Bush and Schwarzkopf to mark Gulf War anniversary
At Texas A M University Elder Bush retired General Norman Schwarzkopf and other leaders will recount experiences from the Gulf War ground offensive that began February 23 1991. Participants include John Major Robert Gates and Marlin Fitzwater. The war ended after 100 hours with coalition forces routing Iraqi troops. American deaths were 79 and Iraqi losses were near 100000 plus up to 45000 civilians.
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United Airlines seeks court action over mechanic slowdown
United Airlines argues to the 7th U.S. Circuit that its 15,000 mechanics are slowing maintenance and filing unnecessary repairs amid stalled contract talks. Union lawyer counters that only a few hundred are involved and not union led. A federal judge previously denied a restraining order, with a ruling pending weeks away.
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Dust control program offered by Franklin County
Franklin County Public Works invites residents to join a dust control program using liquid magnesium chloride on rock roads. The minimum 300-foot treatment costs $375 and lasts about six months. Prospective participants must sign and pay by April 6, 2001 at 1428 South Main Suite 4. For information call 785-229-3550.
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