American lawmakers push for resolution of "Gold Train" case 

US lawmakers have asked the nominee for the post of attorney general in the new Bush administration to push for a resolution to the Hungarian "Gold Train" case. Eleven lawmakers signed a letter to Alberto Gonzales, currently the White House counsel, asking him to direct the Justice department to end efforts to have the case dismissed. Hungarian-born Jews are suing the US government, claiming it mishandled property seized from the Nazis during the Second World War.