Schwarzenegger Runs for Governor as Talks Offer Few Plans
Arnold Schwarzenegger announced his candidacy for California governor shocking advisers and fueling the recall race. He cited a $38 billion deficit but offered few policy details beyond promising a plan soon and a focus on jobs and children’s issues.
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Schwarzenegger Eyeing California Recall and 2003 Political Path
The piece outlines Arnold Schwarzenegger's early state politics moves including Prop 49 to fund after school programs and his shift toward gubernatorial ambitions. It notes Democratic critique of experience, Republican concern over his social liberalism, and past personal allegations, with his 1970s marijuana admission being cited.
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Issa Withdraws From California Governor's Race
Republican Rep. Darrell Issa ends bid after Arnold Schwarzenegger enters the race. California Supreme Court dismisses recall lawsuits delaying the Oct 7 election as Bustamante and Garamendi plan to run to keep Democrats in the governor’s office.
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Taliban attack kills Afghan soldiers near Deshu district
In Kandahar, a brazen assault by 40 suspected Taliban fighters using public safety items struck a government office. Six Afghan soldiers and a U S aid worker driver were killed, as the militants used four vehicles to launch the attack about 4 a.m. in Deshu district, Helmand province.
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West Nile virus cases surge nationwide in rapid spread
Officials report 164 infections across 16 states, tripling from last week as more elderly patients die. CDC head Dr. Julie Gerberding warns the epidemic is accelerating with more infections likely, and states including Colorado hit hard by fatalities.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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West Nile Cases and Bird Tests Across States
Iowa reports two confirmed human West Nile infections this year with a third presumed case and 38 counties with positive dead birds. Last year saw 4 156 infections and 284 deaths nationwide, with Colorado reporting 154 cases that day. Experts caution about encephalitis or meningitis risk, especially among the elderly.
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Gore attacks Bush as ideologically narrow in NYU speech
Former Vice President Al Gore criticized the Bush administration for a narrow agenda harming Iraq policy and domestic policy. He urged restraint on Ashcroft and Rumsfeld and called administration plans for smaller nukes “true madness” while dealing with North Korea and Iran.
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