Remains may be those of missing atheist O'Hair
Federal investigators may be nearing closure on the 1995 disappearance of Madalyn Murray O'Hair after human remains were found in a shallow grave on a 5000 acre Texas ranch. A hip, three skulls and other bones suggest three people tied to the case. DNA and dental tests will identify the remains.
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Bush opens White House office to fund faith based groups
President Bush plans a new White House office to distribute billions to religious groups and charities over ten years, allowing competition for taxpayer money to fund after school programs prison ministries and drug treatment amid debate over church state separation. He will name John Dilulio to head the office and Stephen Goldsmith to chair an advisory board as aides discuss energy policy with focus on California's crisis.
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DaimlerChrysler to cut 26,000 Chrysler jobs in 3 years
DaimlerChrysler announces a plan to cut about 26,000 Chrysler jobs over three years in the United States, about 20 percent of the North American workforce, with six plants idled through 2002. Most cuts come via retirements and attrition under existing union contracts, as Dieter Zetsche vows a leaner, more nimble Chrysler.
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California power crisis eases as Super Bowl avoids blackouts
California avoided rolling blackouts during the Super Bowl period as demand rose with TV viewing. The state faced a 13th consecutive Stage 3 alert with low reserves. lawmakers debated bills to address PG&E and Southern California Edison finances while Washington offered little assistance. President Bush planned to convene aides, but Larry Lindsey warned no federal relief was coming.
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