If you want to succeed in Bush Inc, it pays to be early - and wear a tie

Article Abstract:

New US President George W. Bush has adopted a very business-like approach to administrative work. Meetings are scheduled for early in the morning, and unpunctuality is regarded very negatively. However, employees are also encouraged to spend time with their families.

Management, Brief Article, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Executive departments (Government), Executive departments

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Nightmare on Veterans' Day

Article Abstract:

An American Airlines Airbus A-300 crashed onto homes in Rockaway, New York, NY, only minutes after taking off from JFK airport. Officials indicate that the crash, while killed all 255 people on board, appears to have been an accident.

Public affairs, Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, Civilian Aircraft, New York, Aircraft accidents

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Bush ignores Afghan demands to stop bombing

Article Abstract:

President George Bush has emphasized that the US will maintain a military presence in Afghanistan until al-Qa'ida has been eliminated and political stability has been secured. The new Afghan government has called on the US to cease its bombing campaign.

International Affairs, Intnl Political Relations, International politics, Military Action, Afghanistan, Political aspects, Military policy, International relations, Military operations

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