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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2003
Page
8
Panel studies 9 11 security lapses
Washington AP panel hearings into the September 11 attacks scrutinize FAA failures before and on 9 11. Commissioner Roemer cites preattack warnings while Jane Garvey defends overseas threat focus and the FAA timeline remains unclear. Drakovic criticizes the FAA culture for resisting criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Independent
Bipartisan Commission
Commission
Federal Aviation Administration
Tim Roemer
Indiana
FAA
United States
Jane Garvey
Federal Aviation Administrator
New York
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Garvey
Richard Ben-Veniste
North American Aerospace Defense Command
Bogdan Drakovic
Djakovic
Transportation Security Agency
Havens Steel to close for a week due to holiday and delays
Havens Steel will shut its 2001 Davis Road plant next week over Memorial Day and delayed architect drawings affecting projects at Miami International Airport and Mitsubishi in Illinois. Plant crews will be skeleton staff until June 2 as vacations are taken and blueprints arrive. Future work includes a Ford plant in Detroit and Kansas City Stay facilities. Ottawa Truck will also observe Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Michigan
Illinois
Havens Steel
Davis Road
Joe White
Miami International Airport
Mitsubishi
Havens
White
Miami Airport
Ford
Detroit
Kansas City
Ottawa
Vickie Moss
Vmoss
Ottawaherald
Jobless bill extends benefits moves to president
About 2.4 million jobless workers near exhausting state aid are set for 13 more weeks under a $7.4 billion extension advancing through a Republican Congress. President Bush could sign today as the Senate acts before a weeklong recess and a May 31 expiration. The bill extends federal unemployment benefits to December 31 and adds 26 weeks of federal aid for states Alaska Oregon Washington Connecticut Massachusetts and Pennsylvania after state benefits end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Bush
Senate
House
Bill Clinton
Rep
Jen
Nifer Dunn
R-Wash
Jim McDermott
D-Wash
Alaska
Oregon
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
House Passes $330 Billion Tax Cut Plan In Vote
The Republican led House approved a 330 billion dollar tax cut package and 20 billion in aid for cash strapped states in a 231 to 200 vote sending the bill to the Senate. Enactment would deliver up to 400 per child in rebates and broad relief for families workers property sellers and corporate stockholders. The measure aims to lift the economy with a pivotal Bush administration backed plan amid War on Iraq fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Capitol
Bush
Iraq
Congress
Senate
Kansas Representatives Vote On Tax Cut Bill In US House
The House passed a tax cut package worth about 330 billion dollars over a decade with 291-200 roll call. Kansas lawmakers Dennis Moore Jerry Moran and others voted yes while Democrats criticized the plan as favoring the wealthy and widening the deficit. Commerce Secretary Don Evans defended the bill’s job-creating aims amid partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
House
Dennis Moore
Jerry Moran
Dim Ryan
Todd Tiahn
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Commerce
Don Evans
Evans
NBC
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Ottawa City
Bill Frist
Rtenn
Democrats
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