Bush Opens New Campaign Tour Focusing on Results
President Bush plans a two day swing through Missouri Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania starting Friday to present fresh initiatives on the economy education and Social Security while portraying Kerry as lacking wartime leadership. A White House note touts the Heart and Soul of America tour as a forerunner to a broader cross country effort.
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Sessions files complaint over Frost campaign photo in mailer
Republican Rep. Pete Sessions charges Rep. Martin Frost used a campaign photo in a tax funded mailer to Dallas constituents. He asks the House Administration Committee to investigate potential rule violations and cites certification rules for tax funded mail.
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EPA ease of pesticide approvals skips wildlife consultations
EPA will be free to approve pesticides without mandatory consultations with Interior and Commerce wildlife agencies under new Bush era rules. The administrations say this streamlines review and reduces lawsuits while preserving targeted scrutiny, with EPA still able to seek outside input if needed.
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Crick, DNA co discoverer and Nobel winner, dies at 88
Francis Crick, British born scientist who helped reveal the DNA double helix with James Watson in 1953 at Cambridge, died at 88 after a battle with colon cancer at the Salk Institute. Crick and Watson framed the secret of life, transforming biology and medicine.
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Iraq national conference delayed as violence flares
Baghdad authorities postponed a planned national conference of political religious and civic leaders set to start Saturday delaying it at least two weeks. Marines fought insurgents in Fallujah as two coalition soldiers died in separate attacks. A Somali truck driver was reportedly kidnapped with a threat to behead him if his Kuwaiti company does not stop operations in Iraq. A car bombing killed 76, the deadliest since power was transferred to an interim government. U N officials asked for more time to widen participation and prepare for the 1000 attendee meeting aiming to legitimize the government and isolate insurgents.
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