Ashcroft nomination sparks Democratic division critique
Democratic leaders called John Ashcroft a divisive pick for attorney general ahead of a likely bruising confirmation fight. Kerry and others questioned his record on civil rights and abortion, while Hatch and KyI defended his qualifications. Breaux noted the president’s right to appoint cabinet allies.
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American Airlines to Attempt Purchase of TWA
American Airlines plans this week to buy Trans World Airlines in a move that may reshape U S air travel. TWA reportedly seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as a prelude to the takeover while American would acquire TWA assets and 49 percent of a new DC Air venture tied to the United US Airways merger. The deal would expand American’s hubs and could twist antitrust talks, with DC Air run by Robert Johnson and sharing takeoff slots at Reagan National.
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Hatch urges Bush to pardon Clinton before leaving office
Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch says President-elect Bush should pardon Bill Clinton to end eight years of scandals, indicted or not. Independent counsel Ray probes Clinton while Starr report looms. Clinton faces disbarment in Arkansas over Paula Jones sworn testimony.
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Settlement reached in suit against the company
In Corpus Christi Texas a paralyzed woman Donna Bailey reached a settlement with Ford Motor Co and Bridgestone Firestone regarding a crash linked to separated tires in a Ford Explorer Bailey sought about 100 million dollars The case would have been the first to go to trial since a大 recall of 6 5 million tires last August Ford and Bridgestone Firestone had denied blame The settlement was announced by Bailey's lawyers and a Ford spokeswoman.
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Gibson Wins Twice At People's Choice Awards In Pasadena
Mel Gibson, 45, wins Motion Picture Star in a Drama and Motion Picture Actor at the 27th Annual People's Choice Awards in Pasadena. The Green Mile dominates film categories. ER named best TV drama. Bette Midler and John Goodman also win in TV categories. Internet voters decide three new series and reality program awards.
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California faces clash over paying electric bills
Investors pressure California to bail out PG&E and SoCal Edison as power costs surge. Davis aims to reassure markets while promising new generation. Regulators approved temporary rate hikes of 7 to 15 percent amid looming bankruptcy threats.
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Notice of Storage Auction for Delinquent Accounts
Published January 8, 2001 AA Sell Storage will auction the property of Jay Fuqua Mike Dunnivan and Joyce Corwin due to nonpayment of rent. Goods will be released for sale January 18 2001 if accounts remain unpaid by January 12 2001.
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