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What about bankruptcy option? (Seattle Times)
To hear the chief executive officers of Detroit automakers and union leaders tell it, bankruptcy and economic hellfire await if lawmakers don't craft a government bailout for them soon. Probably not, according to legal and economic experts who warn that what's ailing Detroit isn't fixable with $25 billion.
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Why not let Detroit's Big Three go bankrupt? (Centre Daily Times)
To hear the chief executive officers of Detroit automakers and union leaders tell it, bankruptcy and economic hellfire await if lawmakers don't craft a government bailout for them, soon.
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Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra | We Are MTO (All About Jazz)
Jazz is fun again. Yes, in the hands of a showman like Steven Bernstein it can be a ball. Whether he is fronting his band Sexmob, playing sideman to Bobby Previte, or arranging tracks for Mario Pavone, he means to entertain us. And entertainment as in "that's show biz folks."
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MAIN CALENDAR (Macon Telegraph)
FESTIVALS
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Baucus To Release Detailed Universal Health Care Plan Today (Medical News Today)
Senate Finance Committee Chair Max Baucus (D-Mont.) on Wednesday will release a detailed universal health coverage plan that is "broadly compatible" with the proposal by President-elect Barack Obama, the New York Times reports. Under the plan, employers of a certain size would be required to offer health insurance for workers or pay into a federal insurance fund.
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Senators plan health care push (Contra Costa Times)
n Democrats want to see reform plan in place at beginning of new administration
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Forward Back Speight Of The Art Foundation (Waveguide TV and Radio News)
The father of children's television presenter Mark Speight has established an art foundation in memory of his son who killed himself in April. The Speight of the Art Foundation was launched by Oliver Speight and will promote the artistic talents of children across the UK.
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Analyzing change models helps you beat the odds and succeed (Current (Public Broadcasting))
An old joke still making the rounds goes, “How many g.m.’s does it take to change a light bulb? Answer: “CHANGE!?” We all laugh at the joke because we know it’s true; public broadcasting doesn’t exactly embrace change. But it’s a rueful laugh because we know we must change to survive and thrive.
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Dems split over Treasury choice (Politico via Yahoo! News)
As Barack Obama faces mounting pressure to announce his economic team, Democrats are split over two of the leading candidates for Treasury secretary: New York Federal Reserve Chairman Timothy Geithner and former Clinton Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers.
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Newspapers Examine Obama's Economic To-Do List, Including Health Care (Medical News Today)
President-elect Barack Obama "promises to tackle health care reform" but has "reeled in expectations," and many analysts "expect any comprehensive health care initiative will take a back seat to improving the economy and tweaking the $700 billion bailout" for Wall Street firms, the Arizona Republic reports (Alltucker, Arizona Republic, 11/6).
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