House pushes bill to arm airline pilots in split vote
The House approved a bill to arm pilots by 310 to 113 amid broad backing from Republicans and unions. Opposition in the Senate centers on Commerce chair Ernest Hollings, with President Bush and airlines against the measure. NRA support vows campaign pressure to win Senate passage and possible amendment routes.
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House
Senate
Washington
House Transportation Committee
Commerce Committee
South Carolina
Ernest Hollings
Bush
National Rifle Association
Hollings
Transportation Department
Robert Smith
R-N.h
Smith
Conrad Burns
Montana
California
Barbara Boxer
House Transportation Aviation Subcommittee
John Mica
R-Fla
Sam Mayer
Allied Pilots Association
American Airlines
NRA
Wayne LaPierre
LaPierre
President Bush loans under new scrutiny
President Bush faced scrutiny over low interest loans totaling 180,375 dollars from Harken Energy Corp during the 1980s while he was a director. The arrangements, at 5 percent interest, allowed eight years without principal repayment and were used to buy stock. Bush said he would halt such deals and did not profit, with debt retired by trading collateral shares for unexercised options.
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Washington
Bush
Texas
Harken Energy Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
White House
Dan Bartlett
New York Times
Washington Post
Bartlett
Short-term estrogen use still seen as safe by some doctors
Boston doctors argue that a year or two of estrogen for menopause symptoms can be reasonable as benefits outweigh risks for many women. Experts recommend limiting estrogen therapy to five years to reduce heart and cancer risks, while offering alternatives such as lifestyle changes, antidepressants, clonidine, soy foods, and vitamin E.
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Boston
Isaac Schiff
Massachusetts General Hospital
Schiff
American College of Obstetricians
National Institutes of Health
Richard Hodes
National Institute, Qn
Walf Allan
Menopause Society
JoAnn Manson
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Allan
Franklin County Commission Minutes July 3 2002
Franklin County commissioners met in a regular session with Chairman John E Taylor and four other commissioners present. The minutes cover executive sessions on personnel, a fence dispute, a Juvenile Detention update, fingerprinting fees, and an easement for a lot split. They approved tax orders, emergency vehicle permits, and the July 1 2002 minutes, and hired Jason Parks as information technology director at 68000 per year.
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Board of Commissioners
John E. Taylor
Raymond R. Carey
Fred E. Ferguson
Donald R. Stottlemire
Donald K. Waymire
Taylor
Carey
Ferguson
Beard
Debbie Croucher
William Roberts, Sr
Lawrence
Georgia
Reno
Ethel Wallace
John Dowell
Board
Todd Maxwell
Ali
Waymire
Stottlemire
Adam 8
Bell
Parker J. Sayler
Larry Walred
Larry Averill
Larry D
Ann Averill
Larry D. Averill
Belva Hicks
Franklin County
Township
Range
Jason Parks
Kent Granger
Litiganice
I-35
Franklin County Information Technologie
Carey, Ferguson
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Franklin County Commission
Board OF Franklin County Commissioners
Kathryne Larrick
Wellsville
Glenwood Acres
Lowell Tawney
Pomona
Ottawa
S. Main
Deek’s Liquor
E. Franklin
Buzzard’s Pizza
Daet
East Franklin
Casey's General Store
Carolyn Roy
Judd Ranch
Ritcher Church
City Park
PHS Dazzlers
Park
Noel Nocero
Jay Dee Weers
Shepherd’s Garage & Blacksmith
W. Franklin
Citizens State Bank OF
FDIC
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