Next moves in Afghanistan riskier for U S forces
Washington reports that as bombing targets grow sparse, the United States weighs tougher options to rout al Qaida and topple the Taliban. Small special force raids, larger ground troops, and aiding anti Taliban rebels carry risks of casualties, backlash from Muslim allies, and potential chaos.
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Washington
U.S
Afghanistan
al-Qaida
America
Richard Perle
Defense Department
Reagan
Taliban
Perle
American Enterprise Institute
Pentagon
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Henry P. Osman
Pakistan
Fred Woerner
U.S. Southern Command
Woerner
United States
Bush
Lawmakers tighten grip on federal aid after terror attacks
Washington lawmakers and the Bush administration slow the rush of post September 11 aid requests as dozens of groups seek help. Estimates run into tens of billions, with proposals from Senators Kyl Reid Kennedy Frist and others. Agencies push for over 120 billion in ideas while Congress weighs rival 100 to 120 billion packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush Administration
Kent Conrad
D-N.d
Jon Kyl
R-Ariz
Zell Miller
D-Ga
Harry Reid
D-Nev
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Bill Frist
R-Tenn
Congress
White House
Mitchell Daniels
Bush
House
Daniels
Hawaii
Amtrak
Dennis Hastert
Gene Green
Texas
Minnesota state workers end strike with backlogs to tackle
About 23,000 Minnesota state employees returned to work after a two week strike that began October 1. AFSCME and MAPE leaders praised the agreements delivering wage raises of 3.5 percent for AFSCME and 3 percent for MAPE for two years plus improved health care. Both unions plan to seek ratification in upcoming rank and file votes, with backlogs to clear across agencies from parole to tax offices and zoo staff.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Anne Methany
Department of
Methany
Joe Linn
Department of Administration
Council 6
American Federation of State
Minnesota Association of Professional Employees
MAPE
Afscme
Deb Schadegg
Council
Peter Benner
Bethlehem Steel Files for Chapter 11 Protection
Bethlehem Steel Corp, facing competition from low cost imports and high labor and retiree benefit costs, filed for Chapter 11 in New York after replacing its chairman and CEO with Robert S. Miller. The company reports operating losses around 505 million dollars and revenue declines of about 1.3 billion annually since mid-1998, despite cost reductions.
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Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Corp
New York
Robert S. Miller
Chrysler
Miller
Foreclosure Notice for 729 Thomas Road Pomona KS
Countrywide Home Loans files suit in Franklin County District Court to foreclose a real estate mortgage on 729 Thomas Road Pomona Kansas 68076. The petition names numerous unknown heirs and parties and describes a 6 acre parcel in Section 20 Township 15 South Range 18 East.
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District Court OF
Franklin County
Kansas
Civil Department Countrywide Home Loans
State OF
Daviseas
District Court
S.W
Section 20
Township 15
Thomas Road
Pomona
Foreclosure action on Ottawa property in Franklin County
District Court of Franklin County Kansas faces foreclosure by Cendant Mortgage on lots 2 4 and 6 block 13 North Cherry Street 722 East Logan Ottawa Kansas 66087. Defendants include Filey Wayne J Lee Janee Lee John Doe and others. Plead by November 26 2001 or judgment will be entered. Debt collection notice cites FDCPA provisions and legal rights. Attorneys Michael L Zevitz South & Associates 400 Madison Suite 601 Kansas City MO 64912.
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Gary L. Brangon
Eugene L. Cearfoss
Ottawa
Franklin County
Karas
Distro
Kansas
South & Associates
P.C
Madison
Late Ba
Kansas City
Missouri
Attorney's
District Court
Civil Department Cendant Mortgage Corporation
State OF
Block
North Cherry Street
E. Logan
District Court of
Michael L. Zevitz
MO. A
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Bethlehem Steel
Ash
Baker University
Kansas Speedway
Ees
Sy Oey
K.S.A
Janice L. Branson
East
2Nd Street
Elmar E. Crossley
John Doe
Mary Doe
Filey Wayne J
Lee
Janee
Clifford Veatch
Michael Sears
Olathe
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