NASA eyes spring launch for Atlantis amid shuttle safety review
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Columbia disaster inquiry says the shuttle is not inherently unsafe, opening the door to a new mission by next spring but notes the March 11 to April 6 target may be optimistic. The panel urges rapid, safety focused replacement development by 2010.
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Bush vows no retreat in war on terror at Legion meet
President Bush declared no retreat in the war on terror at the American Legion national conference in St. Louis. He warned of ongoing threats in Iraq and Afghanistan while praising progress, including Iraq’s seized ammunition and leaders captured, as U.S. casualties rose beyond major combat deaths.
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US troops raid Khalis to target fugitive crime leader Lateef
US soldiers backed by tanks and helicopters storm Khalis 42 miles north of Baghdad seeking Lateef Hamed al Kubaishat known as Lateef leader of a terrorist organization. The operation nets 24 arrests while Lateef eludes capture as troops tally rising postwar casualties and ongoing attacks by Baath loyalists and criminal gangs.
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Budget analysts warn of eight years of deficits and record 2004 shortfall
The Congressional Budget Office said deficits will persist through 2011 with a record $480 billion gap in 2004, worsened by tax cuts and higher defense spending. The report forecasts a $1.4 trillion cumulative deficit for 2004-2013, countering prior surplus projections and drawing Democratic critique of Bush policies.
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Correction Notes Casey Hedges Omission in Three Stars Photo
A correction is published under the Three Stars header on Page 150 of the 2004 Football Preview noting Casey Hedges was omitted from the third photo credits. The fix ensures Hedges is correctly listed among the photographed players for the feature.
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