Bush Doubts Leaker's Name Will Be Found
President Bush questioned if investigators can identify the CIA officer leak source while pledging White House cooperation. Andrew Card urged about 2,000 staffers to submit relevant documents by Tuesday night for review before possible transfer to the Justice Department.
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Graham ends presidential bid but hints at future campaigns
Florida Senator Bob Graham ends his bid for the presidency after low momentum and cash, noting he may run again for Senate or even as a possible vice president if asked. He raised about $5 million and had under $1 million in the bank amid seven months of campaigning against the Iraq war.
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House GOP trims funds for ZIP codes and traffic police
The House Republicans propose an 86.7 billion package for Iraq and Afghanistan that preserves funds for an Iraqi witness protection program while removing money Bush sought for traffic police and ZIP code systems. Chairman Bill Young plans tweaks before Thursday committee action, aiming to ease political fallout from the prior 87 billion Bush proposal.
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Supreme Court declines murder case tied to stillbirth
Regina McKnight, a South Carolina woman, served 12 to 20 years for killing her stillborn daughter after testing positive for cocaine. Her case, the first of its kind to reach the Supreme Court, could influence abortion related rulings.
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Israel vows to strike enemies anywhere amid Syria raid
Israel intensifies military posture after Ariel Sharon pledges to pursue militants wherever they are. Bush backs the action as essential while Syria and Iran deny bases and warn of broader regional risk. The Haaretz editorial and experts caution the move could escalate tensions with Syria.
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Heating costs to be higher this winter
The Energy Department forecasts higher heating costs across fuels due to higher natural gas and crude oil prices. Household gas use may rise up to 22 percent if winter is severely cold, with average costs near 1,000 dollars. Oil users could see up to 17 percent increases under severe cold, while normal weather still lifts costs above last year.
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Harsh Winter Weather Raises Heating Fuel Costs
Severe winter weather can push heating fuel costs up 16 to 19 percent, according to the Department of Energy.
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Beyonce to Launch Two Fashion Lines with Tina Knowles
Beyonce plans two clothing collections by next year with her mother Tina Knowles as co designer and stylist. The first line will be casual hip hop style with T shirts and jeans, while the second leans toward couture looks with dresses and separates.
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Talk show host joins NBA team for training camp workouts
COLLEGEVILLE Minn AP At least Craig Kilborn host of The Late Late Show joined the Minnesota Timberwolves for two training camp workouts He a Hastings native and Wolves fan brought a camera crew to capture footage Kilborn also planned to scrimmage at Sexton Arena on St John s University campus He said he hadn t taped his ankles in 19 years adding it felt intense until defender contact sent him to step out Then in New York Dolly Parton Norah Jones will perform The Grass Is Blue at the CMA Awards in Nashville with Vince Gill hosting CBS live Nov 5 Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett perform It s Five O Clock Somewhere The CMA Awards tribute album Just Because I m a Woman will include Jones on Parton s song Ed Benson CMA executive director praised the pairing of artists and anticipated magical moments
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Unusual animal blaze and mischief break across towns
A Idaho dog escaped fire after its fur ignited by a backfiring car, then a Wooster youth hid in a safe at Kmart and was freed by firefighters. In Missouri a man found a pipe bomb in a jacket at a tag sale and handed it to the sheriff for dismantling.
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