Bush plans ad blitz in swing states
President Bush aims a two week television advertising blitz in swing states with a $7 million primary surplus. The focus is on local stations and prime time slots in Michigan Ohio Missouri Wisconsin. ads run Aug 3 to Aug 16 ahead of the August 17 GOP convention in Houston.
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Senate hears Tibet testimony clashes with China policy
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard testimony from lawmakers and Richard Gere criticizing U S policy on Tibet. Dalai Lama envoy Lodi Gyari accused Beijing of mass population transfer and sought recognition of the exile government in India. Gere disputed claims China has relaxed Tibetan religious restrictions.
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U S academy asks Russian to resign for anti semitism
The National Academy of Sciences urged Igor Shafarevich to resign as a foreign associate over anti semitic writings, a first in the 129 year history of the organization. Frank Press and James Wyngaarden signed the letter stating they would be pleased if he resigns.
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New Jersey Court Upholds Death Sentence in Marital Murder
The New Jersey Supreme Court, in a 6-1 decision, upholds the death penalty for Robert Marshall of Toms River who in 1986 hired three Louisiana men to kill his wife to collect 1.5 million dollars and pursue an affair. He faces lengthy appeals under state and federal review.
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Allergies Blame Rain and Mowers for Spring Sneezes
Weather notes heavy July rainfall in Iowa with Cedar Rapids and other cities seeing well over normal totals. Health guidance links dry air and pollen to allergy flare ups and recommends decongestants antihistamines and allergist consults. Home steps include dehumidifiers window cleaning and air conditioning to curb mold and symptoms.
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