Kuwait urges Saddam to step down to avert war
Kuwait's foreign minister said Saddam Hussein should go to spare Iraqis from further violence as thousands of U.S. and British troops deploy in Kuwait and the Gulf region. He warned Kuwait is obliged to allow war from its soil under UN resolution 1441 and hoped regime change could ease regional tensions.
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Martha Stewart says stock probe cost her millions
Martha Stewart detailed in the New Yorker interview that the ImClone stock probe has cost her about 400 million dollars in lost share value, legal fees, and missed business opportunities. She spoke from her Westport home about the probe's impact on her image and business and declined to discuss case facts on the record.
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NEW York
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Jeffrey Toobin
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ImClone System Inc
Westport
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City owned broadband networks challenge private telecoms
Glasgow Kentucky's city utility runs cable TV and Internet at about half the national price, reinvesting profits locally since 1989. Public utilities now offer telecom services to residents, schools, and agencies, boosting 14 percent in a year. The trend faces state restrictions and industry opposition but gains from court wins and tech advances.
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Glasgow
Ray
American Public Power Association
Jim Baller
Kansas
Washington State
Rob Stoddard
National Cable & Telecommunications Association
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