Bush versus Bush A stark political snapshot from the White House
A concise look at how President Bush presents a different image from his father amid ongoing national debates on budgets and deficits. The article contrasts leadership styles and policy signals shaping public perception during a pivotal era.
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Bush seeks better standing than father in 1992 race
The current president is viewed more favorably than his father at a similar point in his presidency. Unemployment sits at 5.7 percent and falling, 55 percent of Americans are satisfied with the direction of the country, and 60 percent approve of his job performance. Analysts say the recession hit earlier in this term and that may aid his standing.
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Thai bird flu spreads to two boys in Thailand
Thailand confirms two boys infected with bird flu and reports chickens in one province test positive. FAO notes wider regional spread across six Asian nations including Cambodia. Prime Minister Thaksin urges calm as cases appear in hospitals in central Thailand.
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Former Judas Priest drummer convicted of attempted rape
David Holland, former Judas Priest drummer, was found guilty of one count of attempted rape and five counts of indecent assault against a 17-year-old drum student with learning difficulties at his rural English home in 2002. Co-defendant Spiros Laouitaris was cleared of four counts.
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Risk of violent reaction at US nuclear weapons plant
Federal investigators warn that workers at the Pantex facility near Amarillo Texas taped broken high explosive pieces removed from the plutonium pit risking a violent reaction If dropped or mismanaged an explosion could injure workers spread plutonium and trigger a wider blast No injuries were reported and no detonation occurred while the National Nuclear Security Administration reviews the case.
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