Geithner likely treasury pick; Clinton 'on track'

President-elect Barack Obama intends to name Timothy Geithner, president of the New York Federal Reserve, as his treasury secretary to confront the nation's intense economic turmoil, senior Democratic officials said Friday. The stock market soared on the news. Word of Geithner's likely selection emerged as New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, in line to become secretary of state, said through a spokesman that discussions were on track for her appointment but no final arrangement had been made.
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    Bush rallies China's help on North Korea

    In a last dash of diplomacy, President George W. Bush on Friday sought China's help in pinning down North Korea to keep its shaky promises of nuclear disarmament.

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    North Carolina's budget shortfall widens to $320M

    North Carolina's state government budget shortfall has widened by nearly another $100 million, according to a General Assembly report released Friday, attributing lower-than-expected tax collections to a weakening job market.

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  3. Top state workers could lose out in Perdue administration
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  4. Dems work out plans Big Three need to meet for aid
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  5. Bush to promote action plan to deal with crisis
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  6. Mukasey feeling better, checks out of hospital
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  7. Obama plans to nominate Clinton for top diplomat
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  8. AP source: Richardson serious Commerce contender
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  9. Lawmakers express outrage over mental patient's death
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  10. Legislative panel to study offshore drilling
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  11. Congressmen seek federal tornado aid
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  12. Obama's N.C. lead at 14K after provisional votes
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  13. Dems: Napolitano emerges for Homeland Security job
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  14. N.C. voter registration rules favored by N.M. governor
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John McCain163
Bob Barr0
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Elizabeth Dole (i)44%
Christopher Cole3%
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