Giuliani Backer Of Term Limits And 9 11 Aftermath
The piece notes Giuliani supported term limits, outlines how he could remain in office only via emergency or charter changes, and cites Vallone Green Ferrer and Hevesi as Democratic hopefuls. It also covers public reaction to his post 9 11 leadership, plus a Marist poll on postponing the November election and term limits stance.
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Part of jetliner fuselage found in World Trade Center ruins
In the rubble of the World Trade Center rescue teams recovered a major jetliner fuselage piece and photographed the flight recorders sought as search continues. Officials warned missing persons tallies may fluctuate while volunteers and residents cope with devastation and civic strain.
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National Cathedral service honors Sept. 11 victims in D C
A Sept 14 service at Washington National Cathedral featured leaders from New York, multiple faiths, and emotional tributes to terror attack victims. Oprah Winfrey hosted, Rev Calvin Butts preached, Bette Midler sang, and Mayor Giuliani praised the service as Americans waved flags and sang USA.
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Telergy restructures to focus on profitable markets power
Telergy plans to halt residential service and narrow its focus after cash run struggles. Crisis manager James Harris of Seneca Financial Group took over mid August with 615 employees previously, cutting about 150 jobs on August 8. New top managers include Dave Wolf and Ed Hartnett as operations and sales leaders, with Jim Sullivan as COO and Phil Greenberg as general counsel. Telergy dissolves Telergy MidAtlantic with GPU Inc. to shed the corporate customer venture in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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