Delhomme falls short as Panthers fall to Patriots in Super Bowl
Carolina rallied behind Jake Delhomme with an 85-yard TD to Muhsin Muhammad and a late 12-yard strike to Ricky Proehl to tie the game, but Adam Vinatieri's late kick gave New England a 32-29 win. Delhomme missed two key two-point conversions as time expired.
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CBS Apology for Super Bowl Halftime Show Incident
CBS apologizes for an unexpectedly R rated end to the halftime show where Justin Timberlake tore off Janet Jacksons top exposing her breast. The network says the moment did not conform to broadcasting standards and may not be produced by MTV in future Super Bowls.
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Bush budget fights over tax cuts and defense funds
President Bush unveils a 2.4 trillion dollar budget for the year starting Oct 1 stressing wartime security and tax cuts while facing a projected 363 billion dollar deficit. Defense up 7 percent homeland security up 10 percent and FBI counterterrorism spending up 11 percent cited by officials.
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Forecast Sees Light Ice Risk After Early Rains
National Weather Service foresees minimal ice accumulations for today as a warm front brings morning rain and near freezing temperatures. Meteorologist Jeff Linton notes last week's severe ice event was much colder and says any ice should stay in trees while temps rise into the 40s with rain lingering overnight.
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Sharpton campaigns in Aiken sounding New Deal revival
Rev. Al Sharpton drew about 150 supporters at Smith Hazel Recreation Center in Aiken promising to revive a Democratic majority by addressing disadvantaged voters. He criticized conservative party leaders, blamed loss on self-inflicted defeat in 2000, and urged rescinding NAFTA and launching a New Deal style plan for infrastructure worth 250 billion over five years.
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Primary oath may keep voters away from polls
In Columbia the state Democratic party requires voters to sign I consider myself to be a Democrat to participate in the presidential primary Tuesday. Observers fear independents may stay home, reducing turnout. Republicans say the pledge is unwise and could shrink their base.
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Sharpton presses for job program and higher minimum wage
Sharpton calls for an improvement program to place people back to work and to return tax money to the economy. He also advocates raising the federally mandated minimum wage and criticizes federal involvement in private education with voucher funding to families.
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