Poll finds no erosion among Democratic voters
A Pew Research Center poll released Thursday shows no sign of erosion among Democratic voters amid the Lewinsky affair. Sixty one percent say the controversy will not affect their November vote, while some Democrats urge sticking to proven issues. Republicans warn turnout could dip among Democrats as the Starr probe looms.
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CBS to spin off Infinity Radio in 80 percent CBS stake
CBS Corp plans to sell 20 percent of its radio operations creating Infinity Broadcasting as a separate company with 80 percent retained. The new unit, valued around 3 billion, would separate radio profits from CBS television weakness to boost stock. The move follows merger rumors and potential TV asset sales.
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Ford recalls over half a million cars and pickups
Ford Motor Co says more than 500000 cars and pickups are recalled for defective suspension parts. About 310000 1993 Taurus and Sable sedans and wagons will have front coil springs replaced due to cracks and corrosion, mainly in 21 states and Canada. About 247000 1997 and 1998 F 150 four wheel drive pickups are recalled for rear leaf spring problems that can break when overloaded and strike the fuel tank. The F 150 remains the top selling US vehicle.
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