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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016
WORLD IN BRIEF
The deal is still subject to ratification by union members and
must be approved by the SEPTA board.
Officials said subway service would be the first to return and
that some bus service could be available in time for the evening
rush, but that it usually would take 24 hours for full service to
return.
Associated Press
Clinton focuses on healing,
Trump on emails in final hours
MANCHESTER, N.H. — With the cloud of an FBI investi-
gation lifted, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump struck strikingly
different tones as they moved into the final hours of a volatile,
nearly two-year-long presidential campaign.
After days of full-throated attacks on Trump’s qualifica-
tions and temperament, Clinton cast herself as the candidate of
“healing and reconciliation” — perhaps a surprising position for
a woman who’s long been one of the most divisive figures in
American politics.
She started her Sunday with a visit to an African-American
church in Philadelphia, where she spoke of her candidacy in
almost spiritual terms, as she tried to motivate black voters in the
crucial swing state to support her. And she ended with an evening
rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, featuring remarks from
Khizr Khan, the Muslim-American lawyer whose Army cap-
tain son was killed in Iraq, and soft rock from folk singer James
Taylor.
“This election is a moment of reckoning,” she told voters on
Sunday night. “It is a choice between division and unity, between
strong, steady leadership and a loose cannon who could put
everything at risk.” Clinton said she was “hopeful and optimis-
tic” about the future.
Trump, meanwhile, voiced new confidence as he brought his
campaign — and his dark visions of a rigged American economic
and political system— to longtime Democratic strongholds.
Clinton email case handling
brings tumultuous time for FBI
WASHINGTON — The FBI’s handling of the Hillary Clinton
email investigation has created more turmoil for the bureau than
any other matter in recent history, exposing internal tensions with
the Justice Department and stirring concerns the famously apolit-
ical organization unnecessarily injected itself into the campaign.
The FBI for decades has prided itself on being both inde-
pendent and silent about its work. It has survived other painful
moments in its century-long existence. But rarely have its core
duties become so awkwardly entangled with politics, thanks to
an election-year criminal investigation involving Clinton’s email
practices — and whiplash-producing public statements in the
final two weeks of the campaign.
Though FBI Director James Comey signaled a conclusion to
the Clinton email matter with a letter to Congress on Sunday,
the public isn’t done discussing it: Lawmakers demand answers
to questions left unresolved by two vague and ambiguous let-
ters. Clinton and her aides feel wronged by a curiously timed
Janet Reno,
former
US attorney
general, dies
MIAMI — Janet Reno, the
first woman to serve as U.S.
attorney general and the epicen-
ter of several political storms
during the Clinton adminis-
tration, including the seizure
of Elian Gonzalez, died early
today. She was 78.
Reno died from complica-
tions of Parkinson’s disease,
her goddaughter Gabrielle
D’Alemberte said. D’Alem-
berte said Reno spent her final
days at home in Miami sur-
rounded by family and friends.
Reno, a former Miami
prosecutor who famously told
reporters “I don’t do spin,”
served nearly eight years as
attorney general under Presi-
dent Bill Clinton, the longest
stint in a century.
She was known for delib-
erating slowly, publicly and in
a typically blunt manner. Reno
frequently told the public “the
buck stops with me,” borrow-
ing the mantra from President
Harry S. Truman.
Quake near Oklahoma oil hub
prompts infrastructure concerns
AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma
Market-Frankford line trains remain idle at a Southeastern
Pennsylvania Transportation Authority station in Upper
Darby, Pa., just outside Philadelphia. Philadelphia’s tran-
sit strike ended today in its seventh day. The Southeastern
Pennsylvania Transportation Authority said it has reached
a tentative-five year deal with the union representing
about 4,700 workers early this morning.
disclosure. And ex-prosecutors of both parties are concerned
the bureau’s actions strayed from its mandate to remain above
politics.
The controversy, coupled with a series of leaks laying bare
internal squabbling, suggests a tough road ahead for FBI leader-
ship regardless of who wins Sunday. “This has been a very dif-
ficult election process. Unfortunately, the FBI has been drawn
into it,” said Leo Taddeo, a retired FBI supervisor. He said he
was concerned that candidates seemed more eager than before
to politicize national security issues and seek investigations into
opponents.
“This is a new and developing trend in U.S. political dis-
course, so I think the FBI has to resist being drawn into it,” he
added.
Philadelphia transit strike is
over; tentative deal reached
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia’s seven-day transit strike
is over.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says
the city’s main transit agency and the union representing about
4,700 workers reached an agreement early today.
SEPTA Board Chairman Pasquale Deon said it is a fair deal
that provides “wage increases, pension improvements, and main-
tains health care coverage levels while addressing rising costs.”
CUSHING, Okla. — A magnitude 5.0 earthquake centered
near one of the world’s key oil hubs brought down building
facades and shattered windows, triggering fears the temblor may
have damaged key infrastructure and rendered century-old build-
ings unsafe in the latest Oklahoma town rattled by increasingly
strong quakes.
Cushing Assistant City Manager Jeremy Frazier told a news
conference late Sunday that a few minor injuries were reported.
He said the damage appeared to be contained to downtown, where
piles of debris sat at the base of some commercial buildings.
Fearing aftershocks, police cordoned off older parts of the city
to keep gawkers away. Frazier said an assisted living commu-
nity had been evacuated after damage was reported. The Cushing
Public School District canceled classes today.
“Stay out of the area,” said City Manager Steve Spears, who
noted that while some damage was superficial, compromised
foundations and other potential problems would be difficult to
assess until daylight in the city of 7,900 about 50 miles northeast
of Oklahoma City.
City officials have scheduled a news conference this morning
to discuss the quake’s impact.
Iraqi Kurdish forces advance
on IS-held town east of Mosul
NEAR BASHIQA, Iraq — Iraqi Kurdish fighters exchanged
heavy fire with IS militants early today as they advanced from
two directions on a town held by the Islamic State group east of
the city of Mosul.
The early morning offensive to reclaim the town of Bashiqa
is part of the broader push to drive IS out of Mosul, Iraq’s sec-
ond-largest city and the militants’ last major urban stronghold in
the country.
Bashiqa, which is believed to be largely deserted except for
dozens of IS fighters, is about 13 kilometers (8 miles) northeast of
the edge of Mosul and about 20 kilometers from the city center.
Iraqi special forces entered Mosul last week and have made
some progress in gaining a foothold on the city’s eastern edges.
But progress inside the city has been slowed as troops push into
more densely populated areas.
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