1.   Both the House and the White House produced versions of a bailout bill Thursday that supporters hope will pass the House before the weekend.

2.   A previous bailout bill provided liability limits for the airlines, but the new language would also include plane builders, building owners and other involved parties.

3.   But Commerce Committee member Sen. Max Cleland, D-Ga., said the bailout bill may not have any impact at all on relations with the industry.

4.   Despite these gains, traders caution that parliamentary dithering over who foots the bailout bill will prevent U.S. and European investors from actively bidding up shares.

5.   Most political analysts and experts agree the bailout bill will pass, since legislators realize that it if fails the financial markets here and abroad would react badly.

6.   Security legislation is likely to be considered after Congress completes a bailout bill.

7.   The Bush administration has asked Congress to act quickly on an airline bailout bill, an economic stimulus package and anti-terrorism measures.

8.   The fund was set up in September as part of the airline bailout bill.

9.   But opponents accuse Greenspan and the administration of attempting to create a false sense of panic in an effort to rush through Congress a huge bailout bill for investors.

10.   House supporters tried to push an airline bailout bill through late Friday, but were blocked by several of their colleagues warning against moving too hastily.