Jackson threatens Augusta boycott over men only policy
Rev Jesse Jackson said he would organize a formal protest and economic boycott if Augusta National Golf Club does not admit a woman member before the Masters. He urged the board to open membership, comparing the matter to historic civil rights progress and criticizing coverage of Tiger Woods. He also condemned Bush policy toward Iraq and warned of costs and broader social impact.
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Jackson frames race progress in faith and finance
Rev. Jackson recalls World War II era racism and progress while urging 1,000 churches nationwide to organize economic literacy programs. He promotes homeowner focus, consumer and investment clubs, and property development to empower communities. Local leaders praise his message and renewed community energy.
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Budget Debate Intensifies as 35.4 Billion Review Begins
The Budget continues amid calls for earlier preparation as the Ways and Means Committee delays until Monday to gather ideas. Republicans blast Hodges for late action while BEA cautions on revenue shortfalls of about 331 million this fiscal year.
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