Giuliani Leads GOP Fundraising With Big Cash Edge
Rudy Giuliani tops the Republican money race for the quarter by raising more and spending less than rivals. Romney used a $6.5 million personal loan while McCain weighed public financing as his campaign nears financial strain. Giuliani reports about $15 million, Romney $12 million, and McCain $2 million available.
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May Factory Orders Dip Despite Initial Signs of Revival
America's factories saw demand for their products dip by 0.5 percent in May after a 0.5 percent rise in April. The decline stemmed from weaker air planes and lower orders for construction equipment industrial machinery and household appliances amid a housing slump. Economists expected a 1.2 percent drop, making the dip smaller than anticipated.
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Bush hints at possible Libby pardon before end of term
President Bush refused to rule out a full pardon for I. Lewis Libby, saying he could wipe Libby's record before leaving office in January 2009. Libby, once Cheney's aide, was convicted of lying and obstructing justice in the CIA leak case and had his prison sentence commuted after an appeals court blocked delay.
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methane gas kills five at Virginia dairy farm
In Bridgewater Virginia Scott Showalter 34 died after entering a manure pit to unclog a drain. His wife two daughters and a farmhand perished in the same fatal incident as gas filled the pit. Sheriff Farley said they were likely dead before hitting the floor. Officials note ventilation is crucial and cattle feed may worsen gas buildup.
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Nine Die In Lal Masjid Clash In Islamabad
In Islamabad police and militants clashed at Lal Masjid the Red Mosque as security forces battled masked gunmen and radicals. The violence left at least nine dead and many wounded in a long standing standoff tied to a vigilante anti vice campaign and Taliban style enforcement.
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Experts say large, diverse group behind failed car bombing plot
Authorities identify eight suspects in the failed attack on Britain as doctors and a medical student from Iraq India Lebanon and Jordan. The group included NHS workers who reportedly trained and worked together at hospitals across England and Scotland.
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