Carnahan widow tapped for Senate seat if Democrats win
Missouri Governor Roger Wilson signaled he would appoint Jean Carnahan, widow of Mel Carnahan, to the Senate if she seeks the post and if her husband outpolls Sen. John Ashcroft in the November election. The plan hinges on Carnahan’s vote lead and would fill the vacancy until the 2002 general election.
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Group seeks cell phone privacy rules nationwide
CTIA urges federal rules on location privacy as wireless firms eye new services. The industry backs an opt-in model, wants consent before data use, and asks Congress and regulators to shape protections while noting potential ads and route suggestions. Tom Wheeler cited privacy and security needs.
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Weather favors Edwards for Discovery landing
Space shuttle Discovery faces multiple delays as Kennedy weather worsens and Edwards Air Force Base in California becomes the preferred landing site. NASA officials note Edwards should improve while Kennedy deteriorates, with three landing chances remaining on Tuesday.
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