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| http://taniaroxborogh.com/uggclassicmini-uk.html Advances in treating heart disease have made big news together with the vice president's condition. But not every patient is treated so successfully: Nearly 600 Americans die annually waiting for a new heart since they're in scarce supply. As much as 100,000 Americans need one.
http://www.rotarysouth.org/michaelkors-com.html General Motors Corp. said it would cut up to 2,850 jobs by reduction of a shift at two plants in Michigan and New Jersey, citing low market need for its automobiles. Company officials said the staggered layoffs begins on April 15 in the Orion Township Assembly Plant in Michigan along with the Linden truck plant in Linden, Nj. GM spokesman Dan Flores said Thursday that this elimination affects 1,100 jobs in the Linden factory and up to 1,750 jobs with the Orion Township plant. ``These are obviously difficult decisions to produce,'' Flores said. ``However, GM makes its production decisions based on market demand.'' Union officials are not available for comment Thursday night. Opened in 1937, the Linden plant continues to be making GM light duty pickup trucks and Blazers since 1992. The Orion plant makes the Pontiac Bonneville, Buick Park Avenue and the Oldsmobile Aurora. January sales were down 33 percent for your Pontiac Bonneville, more than 39 percent for the Buick Park Avenue and 80.7 percent to the Oldsmobile Aurora compared to this month 2001, Flores said. Sales in January for that Chevy Blazer dropped 51.3 % and 95.4 percent for GMC Jimmy compared to a year ago, he said. There would always be one shift of production on the plants, Flores said. The news has come about as New Jersey officials try to keep open a Ford plant in nearby Edison.©MMII The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. These components may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed
http://fotoristo.com/uggsclearance.htm Goldman Sachs' chief market strategist, Abby Joseph Cohen, said auto forecast is healthy, but investors should carefully measure the reasonable value of stocks.Cohen gave her comments on CBS News' Face the world Sunday, in the aftermath of the Fed raising interest rates last week. Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said that the federal reserve ought to be more conscious of the stock market. Cohen interpreted Greenspan's remarks. "One thing he discussed perhaps more than others was the increase in house prices and the way that's encouraging consumers perhaps to get spending more than they otherwise will be doing," said Cohen. "Stock costs are also having an effect on the economy."Normally the economy drives home and stock prices. "I think Mr. Greenspan is letting us know that he's watching," said Cohen. "One of the items Mr. Greenspan did do on would have been to remind us that we're all connected in a really circuitous way."Cohen's long-term prediction for the information mill optimistic."What drives stock prices ultimately is when long the economy could grow, generating good profits and jobs," said Cohen. "As we take a peek into 2000, we don't notice ending. We think that this is surely an economy that will continue to generate jobs and profits. Share prices, we think, will continue to rise roughly together with the improvement in corporate profits."
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http://taniaroxborogh.com/uggplumdale-uk.html It's starting to look a bit like Christmas at the White House, reports CBS News White House Correspondent Mark Knoller. Although no boughs of holly have been sighted, workers have started to deck the halls with greenery.And even though the Mrs. Clinton has announced that she soon won't have the time to do normal first lady chores, she was available to receive the official White House Christmas tree. An 18 1/2 foot fir was hipped in the state of Washington for the job. When next year's tree arrives, Mrs. Clinton will either be a senator-elect or a lame duck First Lady.Mrs. Clinton?'s aspirations to get U.S. Senator from Ny did overlap with her un-elected office for Hanukkah. She was present for the lighting of the menorah to mark the initial night of the Jewish holiday. She skipped the ceremony in years past, but with millions of Jewish voters in New York, the event took on new political importance.Here is the next-to-last White House Christmas for President Clinton too. Last year, the President put on a pleasant face for the lighting of the national Christmas tree just 10 days before his impeachment.Calvin Coolidge was the initial U.S. president to push the button and light up the tree in 1923. The lightings tend to be cheery and hokey ceremonies, but on occasion grim world events have intruded.In 1979, the country was in less of a holiday mood as 50 Americans happen to be held hostage in Iran. That year, the nation's tree had 50 smaller ones around it - one for each American hostage. The 1979 lighting ceremony under the Carter administration was overshadowed by a hostage crisis. President Carter explained the altered ceremony: "On the top great Christmas tree is really a star of hope. We'll turn on the other lights around the tree when the American hostages get home." Carter didn?'t reach turn on the other lights that Christmas or the next, and most of the American hostages weren?'t released until January 1981. Since 1978, the country's Christmas tree has been the same living Colorado blue spruce decorated exceeding 75,000 lights. No-one gets a bigger lift seemingly unprovoked spruce than the wife in the vice president. Tradition calls for them to climb into a cherry picker each December and turn into raised 40 feet in mid-air to place a star atop the tree.
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