Bush Campaign Ad Attacks Democratic Opponent
AP photo captures the latest television ads from the Bush campaign targeting his Democratic challenger. The imagery emphasizes criticisms of the opponent's record and policy proposals.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2004
Page
9
AP photo captures the latest television ads from the Bush campaign targeting his Democratic challenger. The imagery emphasizes criticisms of the opponent's record and policy proposals.
President Bush airs two new ads in his re election bid accusing John Kerry of raising taxes and delaying defense. One ad names Kerry and claims a $900 billion tax hike and weaker security. Kerry calls Bush’s charges false and accuses him of avoiding his record.
The Senate approved a 2.36 trillion budget on a 51-45 party-line vote, backing defense increases and restrained domestic spending but not permanent tax cuts. The House faces a similar package with smaller tax cuts and faster deficit reduction as Republicans seek election-year action on mounting deficits.
In Salt Lake City Melissa Ann Rowland, 28, faced murder charges after refusing a cesarean to save her unborn twins. Authorities say she showed depraved indifference to life as one twin died. a nurse quoted her saying she would rather lose the babies than be cut.
About 2.3 million people crowded Madrid streets and other cities including Barcelona Seville Valencia and the Canary Islands to condemn the Thursday bombings that killed 199. Prime Minister Aznar urged a crackdown on ETA while fears of al Qaida ties surfaced amid exit poll expectations.
In San Francisco a state Supreme Court ruling stopped 2 700 planned same sex weddings after 4 161 ceremonies were held over a four week period. Many couples spent on travel and plans and faced disappointment as city officials halted officially recorded marriages.
Director Simon Wincer describes risking unattended cameras on speedway runs at 185 mph for NASCAR 3D. An on-site crash left a camera damaged but no injuries. most footage is authentic with some staged practice shots.
Winston-Salem report says Krispy Kreme will debut a low sugar doughnut by year end 2004 to attract dieters and diabetics. Exact sugar levels are not yet disclosed. a Hot Original Glazed has 10 grams sugar and 200 calories.
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