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Month: November 2008

Bush Seeks Seamless Transition To Obama

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush and Barack Obama will hold their first substantive talks Monday as the transition to a new Democratic administration accelerates. Bush, who will return to Texas soon after completion of his two terms in office, publicly directed employees Thursday to ensure a peaceful and cooperative transfer of power. The transition is

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Bush Seeks Seamless Transition To Obama

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush and Barack Obama will hold their first substantive talks Monday as the transition to a new Democratic administration accelerates. Bush, who will return to Texas soon after completion of his two terms in office, publicly directed employees Thursday to ensure a peaceful and cooperative transfer of power. The transition is

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Boeing Delivered 5 Jetliners In October

By DANIEL LOVERING AP Business Writer Boeing Co. delivered just five jetliners in October amid a strike by union workers that forced the aerospace firm to close its commercial aircraft factories temporarily. The Chicago-based company, which posted deliveries for the month on its Web site Thursday, earlier reported 12 commercial airplane deliveries in September and

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Boeing Delivered 5 Jetliners In October

By DANIEL LOVERING AP Business Writer Boeing Co. delivered just five jetliners in October amid a strike by union workers that forced the aerospace firm to close its commercial aircraft factories temporarily. The Chicago-based company, which posted deliveries for the month on its Web site Thursday, earlier reported 12 commercial airplane deliveries in September and

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EP Black Community Reacts To Obama’s Victory

by ABC-7 Reporter/Anchor Stephanie Valle EL PASO — Members of El Paso’s black community were awestruck watching President-elect Barack Obama’s victory last night. A pastor of the Destiny Family Christian Center, a large church in Northeast El Paso, spoke with ABC-7 shortly after Obama was declared the winner of the presidential election. Richard C. Johnson

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EP Black Community Reacts To Obama’s Victory

by ABC-7 Reporter/Anchor Stephanie Valle EL PASO — Members of El Paso’s black community were awestruck watching President-elect Barack Obama’s victory last night. A pastor of the Destiny Family Christian Center, a large church in Northeast El Paso, spoke with ABC-7 shortly after Obama was declared the winner of the presidential election. Richard C. Johnson

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House Democrats Gain In Northeast And South

By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – House Democrats solidified their control of the northeast and made gains in the South on Tuesday by defeating Republicans from Connecticut to Arizona as they pushed for historic gains in their majority. “It’s the night we have been waiting for,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi,

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House Democrats Gain In Northeast And South

By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – House Democrats solidified their control of the northeast and made gains in the South on Tuesday by defeating Republicans from Connecticut to Arizona as they pushed for historic gains in their majority. “It’s the night we have been waiting for,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi,

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Lujan Wins NM’s 3rd District

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – Democrat Ben Ray Lujan has won New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District. The first-term member of the Public Regulation Commission beat out a Republican and an independent to win the district, which generally covers northern New Mexico. The seat came open this year when the 10-year Democratic incumbent, Tom Udall, decided to

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Lujan Wins NM’s 3rd District

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – Democrat Ben Ray Lujan has won New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District. The first-term member of the Public Regulation Commission beat out a Republican and an independent to win the district, which generally covers northern New Mexico. The seat came open this year when the 10-year Democratic incumbent, Tom Udall, decided to

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