Bush seeks new era of trans Atlantic unity in Europe
President Bush calls for a new era of trans Atlantic unity as he travels to Brussels to repair strained European ties. He urges allies to look past Iraq differences and provide aid to Iraq while planning meetings with Chirac Schroeder and Putin to ease regional tensions.
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Brussels
Belgium
Bush
Europe
Iraq
Mideast
Jacques Chirac
Gerhard Schroeder
Service brings many together at community worship
Warm smiles and laughter filled the gymnasium of Leavelle McCampbell Middle School as Graniteville residents gathered for a Sunday worship and fellowship service the first time since the January train derailment, marking a return to communal support.
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Leavelle McCampbell
Graniteville
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School
Procrastinating on taxes can be costly
Washington report urges taxpayers to start early for a stress free and accurate tax return. Tax resource expert Mark Steber notes delaying reduces opportunity to maximize position. Authors also question extensions and advise gathering records such as charitable donations tuition medical bills and mortgage documents now.
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Washington, D.C
Mark Steber
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Steber
Taxing Time Tax Extensions From 1982 to 2003
The article traces a rise in automatic four month tax extensions over the period 1982 through 2003. It highlights patterns in extension usage and notes effects on taxpayers and filing deadlines.
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Michelle Tullier
Internal Revenue Service
Beauty Banking and the Beat highlights black entrepreneurs
The 2005 Black History Program at Schofield Middle School, presented by Friendship Baptist Church, showcases 13 successful African American entrepreneurs like Madame C. J. Walker, Elizabeth Keckley, and John H. Johnson. Performers portray figures such as Annie Minerva Turnbo Malone and Diana Ross as part of a community focus on overcoming obstacles and benevolent deeds.
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Donna Wesley
Annie Minerva Turnbo-Malone
Schofield Middle School
Friendship Baptist Church
Mary Suber
Friendship Baptist Church Black History Committee
Ginny Southworth
Lessie Price
Diana Ross
Malcolm X Family Works to Preserve His Legacy in NYC History Center
Four decades after Malcolm X’s death at 39 his daughters lead a project to reframe his image as a champion of human rights. They plan converting the Audubon Ballroom in upper Manhattan, site of his 1965 assassination, into a history center documenting his life and work. Ilyasah Shabazz emphasizes preserving history to empower future generations.
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New York
Malcolm X
Colm X
Audubon Ballroom
Upper Manhattan
Ilyasah Shabazz
Mal
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