U S Troop Deaths Surpass Sixty in April Iraq
An American soldier was killed by a roadside bombing north of Baghdad, lifting April’s U S military deaths to 69. The surge follows higher March and January figures and comes as U S forces kill Samarra al Qaida leader H amadi Tahiri al Nissani and Iraqi forces push back sectarian violence.
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Bush opposes windfall tax on oil profits
President Bush rejected a windfall profits tax on oil companies saying it would not calm pump prices. He urged Congress to ease refinery regulations and urged firms to reinvest profits in expanding energy capacity and renewables.
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Bush opposes Spanish anthem version and Monday immigrant boycott
President Bush rejected a Spanish language version of the national anthem and a Monday boycott to highlight immigrant importance. He urged learning English, backed immigration reform, and endorsed a temporary guest worker program with stricter enforcement and border controls.
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