Bush Eyes Stimulus Options Ahead of State of the Union
The Bush administration faces a worsening economy and rising unemployment and is weighing an economic stimulus package with tax cut options. A proposal may be unveiled around the January 8 State of the Union as President Bush reviews options and data. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez stated the president is always considering options and talking to people.
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Beagle Kidnap Case: Harassment and Threats Charged
In Philadelphia a 15 year old faces charges including harassment and terrorist threats in a case linked to a missing dog Edna. Police say a midnight ransom call demanded 600 with threats of killing the dog. The inquiry notes extortion and theft by extortion among counts.
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Obama faces sharpened Dem attack after Iowa win
In Manchester New Hampshire Barack Obama the Iowa caucus winner faces intensified criticism from rivals seeking to block his rise in the 2008 race. Hillary Clinton and John Edwards press for checks on his positions while Obama defends his campaign after a night flight from Iowa. Republican rivals like Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney also vow tougher campaigns as New Hampshire contest looms.
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Dakar Rally canceled amid terror attack fears
The Dakar Rally was called off due to al-Qaida linked threats, ending a 30 year run. Organizers cited unacceptable risk along the vast course from Europe to Africa. The decision marks one of the era’s most prominent cancellations since 2001.
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Kenya opposition calls for new presidential vote amid riots
In Nairobi thousands of hungry slum residents chased aid workers as shortages hit groceries and water after days of deadly riots over the disputed vote. An opposition spokesperson urged a new election while President Kibaki’s aide said a rerun hinges on court order.
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Clerics Call for Cease Fire in Iraq Amid Tensions
In Baghdad loyalists to Muqtada al Sadr urged followers to honor a cease-fire and seek peace with rival factions. Authorities imposed a one day vehicle ban in Bagouba after a series of deadly bombings and attacks by al Qaida in Iraq targeting Sunni fighters allied with the United States. The US military stepped up operations against al Qaida north of Baghdad in Diyala province, as Sunni groups face heightened strikes after Osama bin Laden labeled them traitors.
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