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Bush announces auto rescue

 
Bush announced an auto bailout plan Friday morning. NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — President Bush announced a rescue plan for General Motors and Chrysler LLC Friday morning that will make $13.4 billion in federal loans available almost immediately. A senior administration official briefing reporters said he expects that GM and Chrysler LLC will be signing the loan [...] (link)

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