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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2004
Page
3
In Baytown's old downtown The Dawg House satisfies a longtime craving with a range of hot dogs from classic foot longs to exotic options. The columnist vows a simple foot-long with ketchup, praising the new spot after several return visits. Email directions reference a column.
President Bush acknowledged mistakes over the Abu Ghraib abuse but stopped short of an apology. He spoke on Arabic stations to quell regional outrage, calling the conduct terrible and promising justice while defending U.S. actions in Iraq amid rising casualties and investigations reaching fourteen prisoner deaths.
Washington Bush administration asks Congress for a 25 billion dollar down payment for next year's Iraq and Afghanistan operations. The request signals a shift from prior plans to await after the elections. The funds would carry the military through the new budget year starting October 1, with a potential cash crunch if not approved. President Bush says costs are uncertain but contingencies are needed to avoid funding disruptions for troops.
U S led assault raids in several cities near Najaf target militiamen loyal to cleric Muqtada al Sadr. At least 15 Iraqis and one US soldier killed, as skirmishes intensify and moderate Shiites urge de-escalation. Polish spokesman cites aim to disarm al Sadr militia.
President Bush headlined the Republican National Committee gala in Washington as donors contributed at least 38.5 million dollars, smashing a one night record under new fundraising rules. Attendees included Don King and other GOP leaders, with volunteers and major fundraisers generating substantial support for Bush's re election and party efforts.
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