Congress Leaders Called To Iraq Summit
President Bush invites congressional leaders to discuss Iraq as he sends Patriot missiles to Kuwait and a third carrier to the Middle East. He defends a tough stance while UN weapons inspections proceed amid sanctions enforcement debates.
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Iraq
Washington
Bush
Kuwait
Middle East
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
U.N. Security Council
Pentagon
Army
Te Eehan
Baghdad
Bush Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hamilton
Senate Redirects Defense Funds to People Oriented Projects
The Senate plans a 22 million shift from defense to programs aiding communities hurt by Pentagon cuts. The measure sits in a 23.6 billion Commerce Justice State bill as Congress eases from Cold War contention while also addressing FCC spectrum moves for a low cost portable phone industry. The package includes 140 million to build a Moscow embassy and 25 million for posts in former Soviet republics, with 672 thousand for South Carolina estuary management and other home district spending.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Congress
Commerce, Justice and State Departments
Federal Communications Commission
FBI
District of Columbia
House-Senate
U.S
Moscow
State Department
South Carolina
Ernest Hollings
The Last Tsar and Anastasia Legends Revisited
Russian historians and playwright Edvard Radzinsky argue in The Last Tsar that Alexei and Anastasia may have survived the Romanov execution. Theories include bullets blocked by jewel sewn garments and a possible life in exile or asylum.
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Anastasia
Alexei
Edvard Radzinsky
Radzinsky
Russia
Berlin
Band dazzles with swing to boogie during Hopeland Gardens concert
The audience enjoyed a live mix of swing bebop cool jazz and boogie woogie as Sgt. 1st Class Wayne Hoey led the band through Route 66 Sing Sing Sing and Tuxedo Junction. Sheri Murray joined for Georgia On My Mind while a five saxophone section traded riffs on Cool Blues. Stars and Stripes Forever closed before a Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy finale. The Sax quintet heads to Aiken August 10 with a future Aiken Community Band show planned.
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Wayne Hoey
Good Ole
U.S. of A
Glenn Miller
Chattanooga Choo-Choo
Sheri Murray
Georgia
Charlie Parker
Jimmy Easton
Company B
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken
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