Bush pushes Homeland Security plan amid terrorism fight
President Bush calls for reorganizing the government to shield the nation from an invisible, evolving threat. Lawmakers back a bill folding about 100 federal entities into a single cabinet agency with a 37 billion dollar annual budget and 170 thousand employees, but questions remain on agency structure and intelligence access.
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Israeli Tanks Enter Jenin as Bush Plan Looms
Israeli tanks moved into Jenin after nightfall with three entering the Jenin refugee camp, Palestinian security officials said. The invasion follows a Jerusalem bombing and comes amid anticipated Bush plans for a provisional Palestinian state in parts of the West Bank and Gaza. Palestinian leaders urged decisive action, while Israel weighed responses to balance Bush diplomacy and security pressures.
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Bank for Keith Coomes Fund Corrected
The correction notes that contributions for Keith Buck Coomes Fund for a heart transplant should be sent to First Century Bank at 1223 Stafford Drive Princeton WV 24740. Checks are to be made payable to Keith Coomes Fund.
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National Treasury Employees Union Chief Warns Overirriter Moves
Colleen M. Kelly, president of the National Treasury Employees Union which represents 12,000 Customs workers slated to be moved, says the step threatens the rights of the very people the nation relies on for security.
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Annexation proposal tweaks noted by council prompt further talks
Clair's Crossing would become the new boundary if accepted. Monday’s meeting produced no final decision on annexation, which is expected at a later date. Citizens say their efforts helped modify the proposal and will be kept informed of future council actions.
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