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Dick Cheney memoir 'In My Time' already making waves
Jacket CopyFormer Vice President Dick Cheney tells it his way in the memoir "In My Time" to be released next week.... -
Lott to quit Senate only one year into new term
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSen. Trent Lott, a 35-year Capitol Hill veteran who staged a political comeback after losing his Senate leadership post because of racially insensitive remarks, plans to resign from office before the year is out. With his decision, the Senate's No. 2...Tags: Idaho, Republican Party, Democratic Party, Bob Dole, James M Jeffords
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A voice from the sky: 'Our plane is being hijacked'
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThey had time to glimpse their fate, and precious seconds to tell of it. Unlike the victims inside the World Trade Center, these casualties of Tuesday's terror had an idea what was coming. "Our plane is being hijacked," TV commentator and author...Tags: U.S. Department of Justice, Celebrities, Health and Safety at School, United Air Lines, Australia (movie)
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Congress OKs airline bailout
Washington BureauHoping to quickly stabilize the airline industry and prevent further deterioration in the economy, the House and Senate have passed a controversial $15 billion aid package to keep the struggling airlines in business. Following the terrorist hijackings of...Tags: U.S. Department of Justice, Employees, New York, United Air Lines, Washington (U.S. state)
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Bush scolds Congress for endangering military
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - An angry President Bush administered a public tongue-lashing to Congress yesterday, saying disclosure by lawmakers of sensitive intelligence to the press could imperil American military personnel. "I want Congress to hear loud and clear,...Tags: National Security, Terrorism, Delaware, Pat Roberts, Kansas
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Airline security bill hung up in Senate
Washington BureauEfforts to make airlines and U.S. airports safer stood at an impasse Thursday as Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle called Republicans "obstructionist." Saying he objected to extraneous amendments, Republican Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) refused to...Tags: Employees, Washington (U.S. state), Career and Workplace, Republican Party, Democratic Party
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Congress plans spending binge
Washington BureauSince terrorist hijackers struck the country Sept. 11, Congress has responded by opening wide the nation's wallet. Lawmakers have spent billions of dollars to bolster the military, rebuild New York and the Pentagon, bail out airlines, and compensate...Tags: New York, Robert Bennett, Washington (U.S. state), John McCain, Republican Party
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D.C. readies for Reagan ceremonies
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON -- The broad avenues and ornate halls of the nation's capital will receive Ronald Reagan for the last time today, as U.S. and international leaders gather for three days of grand funeral ceremonies -- complete with a horse-drawn caisson, a 21-...Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Constitutional Issues, Washington (U.S. state), Merv Griffin, Republican Party
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Capital somber as Pentagon marks day
In a city that thrives on pageant and ceremony, a place where a sense of self-importance can override a sense of humility, the remembrance of Sept. 11 played out while the nation's capital marched largely in the lock step of a normal day. The notable...Tags: Employees, Monuments and Heritage Sites, United Air Lines, Career and Workplace, Washington Monument
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Transcript of interviews with Deloris Watson & P.J. Allen
HW: Who asked you to do the article… The Memorial. I think that one of the things that really kind of threw me off of even doing the article, until the tenth anniversary, there was nothing to commemorate the six children that were injured in the bombing....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Lung Transplants, Career and Workplace, Super Bowl, Terrorism
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Tax cut fever heats up on Capitol Hill
Times Staff WriterCall it tax cut fever. President Bush has yet to unveil his ambitious plan to reduce taxes by $1.6 trillion over the next decade but already members of Congress are bidding up the price tag with ideas of their own. Two top GOP leaders want to cut the...Tags: Social Security, Credit and Debt, Washington (U.S. state), Democratic Party, Republican Party
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Congress moves partisan bickering to back room
Washington BureauAs members of Congress confront a host of legislative initiatives to halt terrorism, discussion of issues that divide them have, for now, moved largely behind closed doors. Rather than noisily air their disagreements in public, as was the order of the...Tags: Richard A. Gephardt, Christopher Dodd, New York, Washington (U.S. state), Washington (Litchfield, Connecticut)
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