Nurse hurt in bombing wins 115 million suit
Emily Lyons, severely injured in a 1998 abortion clinic bombing, won a 115 million judgment against Eric Rudolph in Birmingham. The award exceeds the suit’s request and Rudolph remains jailed awaiting his own criminal trials related to the case and the 1996 Olympic bombing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eric Rudolph
Rudolph
Jefferson County
Atlanta
Richard Jaffe
Jaffe
North Carolina
Murphy
N.C
Olympic Park
California certifies 135 candidates for governor
The California secretary of state's office certifies 135 candidates for the October recall election to replace Gov. Gray Davis. Officials note over 110 would be governors who failed with incomplete papers, while counties face rising costs from 30 to 67 million dollars. Schwarzenegger voting records show misses in several past statewide elections.
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Calif
Gray Davis
California
Secretary of State
Cain
Plumas County
Los Angeles
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Ambriss Rembulat
Eleiia Tayo
Schwarzenegger names Buffett main adviser
Arnold Schwarzenegger names Warren Buffett as senior financial and economic adviser in his bid to replace Gray Davis. Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway chair and billionaire investor, will assemble a team of business leaders and economists to tackle California’s economic crisis.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
Warren Buffett
Gray Davis
Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway
California
Schwarzenegger
Sean Walsh
Bush says no need for new tax cuts now
President Bush stated there is no need for fresh tax cuts to boost the economy, asserting groundwork is in place for improving jobs. Aides expect growth to enable job gains by year end as Democrats criticized the lack of new ideas.
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Texas
Bush
Congress
United States
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White House
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Stephen Friedman
Unions urge Verizon customers to switch carriers in protest
In a two month contract fight unions ask Verizon customers to pressure the company by pledging to drop services such as caller ID and call waiting. The Communications Workers of America and AFL-CIO seek to boost workers leverage as 78,000 technicians and operators remain without a contract.
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Afl-Cio
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Maine
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Verizon
At&t Corp
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New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Richard Trumka
Larry Cohen
CWA
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