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These days both men spend most of their time together talking about the sagging economy and trying to correct a rash of operating problems Ford Motor has faced, including a spate of new vehicle recalls. The company's new Explorer, a safer SUV, although it is not advertised that way, is one of the recalls...
President Bush's initial response to the plane collision was correct; he was angry, firm and clear about what he and the U.S. wanted [NATION, April 16]. We should have instantly sent the message that a lack of Chinese cooperation would result in consequences--small at first but then escalating. Instead the State Department strategy became overly cautious, apparently out of a desire to demonstrate that we understood the Chinese. All that was demonstrated was just how well the Chinese have come to understand us. LYNN PARANA Los Angeles...
...remember the first time I saw them, dog-eared and worn. They were tucked into my mother?s school bag, buried beneath sheaves of blue books and manila folders. I was looking for a special blue pen my mom used to correct tests. Instead, I found Cliffs Notes...
...guessed E, then you're correct, but don't be too cynical. This kind of shtick has landed Murphy huge box-office receipts, powered by the same people who lined up to see Big Mamma and The Nutty Professor 2. Anticipate another wildly physical, generally wacky comedy performance from him, but realize that the movie will be a one trick pony with cataracts and arthritic joints...
...never a party to the Kyoto treaty, so we cannot pull out of it. As you pointed out, four years ago, the Senate voted 95 to 0 not to participate. National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice is certainly correct in saying no one should be surprised that the U.S. won't be abiding by Kyoto. ROBERT E. MCNULTY San Jose, Calif...