Toyota faces uphill path after Toyoda testimony
World opinion cautions that consumer confidence in Toyota will not rebound immediately following Akio Toyoda's congressional testimony. He apologized for delayed recalls and denied a link to electronic throttle issues while urging a Kaizen mindset to uncover root causes and improve trust and governance.
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Akio Toyoda
U.S. Congress
Toyoda
House of Representatives’ Committee On Oversight and
Toyota
Kaizen
Clinton visit raises U S sympathy claims over Falklands dispute
The article argues Hillary Clinton's last minute detour to Buenos Aires during a Latin America trip signals U S support for Argentina in the Falklands row. It warns such mediation hints undermine Britain's claim and misread American neutrality in the sovereign conflict.
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Latin America
Fernandez de Kirchner
Buenos Aires
Hillary Clinton
America
Argentina
Britain
Falkand Islands
London
U.S
Clinton
Falklands
March 6 History Highlight: Alamo Falls to Mexican Forces
Today in history marks the fall of the Alamo on March 6, 1836 after a 13 day siege in San Antonio. It also notes York’s 1834 incorporation as Toronto in Upper Canada. The date remains the 65th day of 2010 with 300 days left.
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Alamo
San Antonio
Texas
City of
York
Upper Canada
Toronto
Valley View Spelling Bee Winners Named
Valley View Elementary announces sixth grade winners Craig Ballard and Angela Spreacker and fifth grade winners Amelia Brown and Melanie Meyer. Berrendo Middle School lists Students of the Month for eighth grade Betty Mikkelson and Matt Mulliken and seventh grade Buffy Solomon and Kelly Tate.
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Valley View Elementary School
Craig Ballard
Jim Ballard
Angela Spreacker
Gary Spreacker
Amelia Brown
Cynthia Norman
Melanie Meyer
Don Meyer
Berrendo Middle School
Betty Mikkelson
Vance Mikkelson
Governing Bullies Spar Over Health Care Policy
A New Mexico News Services 2010 opinion piece accuses the Obama administration and Democratic leaders in Congress of bully tactics to push government run health care. It laments partisan clashes, cites cost projections, and argues public opposition to a stalled policy agenda amid broad distrust of government spending.
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Obama
People's Watch Dog
White House
Senate
Democrats
Joe
Lyndon Johnson
Republican Party
Obama and Company
New Mexico News Services
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
George H.W. Bush
CNN
Obama Turns Outsider In Own Washington Battle
Obama positions himself as an outsider inside the White House as health care reform dominates politics. Polls show waning trust in Washington and a desire for fresh faces in Congress. The anti establishment mood fuels GOP gains and Tea Party activism influencing races nationwide.
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Washington
United States
White House
Congress
Barack Obama
Obama
U.S
Ted Kennedy
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Texas
Rick Perry
BRAC style commission eyed to rein in Congress spending
A bipartisan push proposes a BRAC like body to draft tax and spending changes amid a dire deficit. President Obama taps Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson to lead, with recommendations due December 1 and a vow to bring a yes or no vote to Congress.
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Congress
Obama
Erskine Bowles
Clinton
Alan Simpson
Wyoming
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