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Friday, June 8, 2001 ON THE FRONT PAGE Blair Leads Labor to=
2nd Sweep Over the Tories By WARREN HOGE Sending the Conservatives to th=
eir second consecutive defeat, Prime Minister Tony Blair and the Labor Part=
y swept to victory in Britain's election. Cable Giants Refuse to Sell =
Ads to Internet Competitors By SETH SCHIESEL As the high-speed Internet s=
ervice battle heats up, cable giants are increasingly refusing to sell adve=
rtising time to phone companies to promote digital subscriber lines. N=
ews Analysis: Tax Cut Becomes Law, for Now By DAVID E. ROSENBAUM Even bef=
ore President Bush signed the tax bill into law at a White House ceremony, =
the politicians were talking about how to revise it. Court Refuses to =
Postpone McVeigh Execution Date By DAVID JOHNSTON After a federal court r=
ejected his most recent appeal, Timothy J. McVeigh abandoned all efforts to=
postpone his execution, scheduled for Monday. Rumsfeld Outlines to NA=
TO Fast Track for Missile Shield By JAMES DAO Secretary of Defense Donald=
H. Rumsfeld said that the United States is likely to deploy certain antiba=
llistic missile systems before testing on them is completed. Russia's =
New Reach: Gas Pipeline to Turkey By DOUGLAS FRANTZ A $3 billion project =
to bring natural gas from Russia to Turkey represents a setback in American=
efforts to curtail Moscow's influence in one of the world's most strategic=
regions. Some in G.O.P. Fear Impact of Senate Shift on 2002 Races B=
y RICHARD L. BERKE Many prominent Republicans are worried that the unexpect=
ed switch of the Senate to the Democrats could stifle their morale as midt=
erm elections approach next year. ALSO IN TODAY'S TIMES California Ge=
ts a Reprieve as Power Prices Fall By RICHARD A. OPPEL Jr. Despite the po=
ssibility of summer blackouts and other factors that could raise prices aga=
in, over the past two weeks, energy prices in California have dropped sharp=
ly. QUOTATION OF THE DAY [IMAGE]You know the honeymoon is over when t=
he smiling face bringing you breakfast at your front door is Tom Daschle." =
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