Bush joins Habitat crew in building Tampa home
President Bush helps on a Habitat for Humanity site in Tampa driving nails for a home owned by Johana Rodriguez. He defends faith based social service funding and says government should fund faith based groups to perform charitable work.
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NTSB links 737 rudder faults to two historic crashes
Federal investigators conclude both crashes stemmed from rudder-pedal miscontrols as pilots pushed pedals in one direction while the rudder moved the opposite way. The 737 Colorado crash and the Pittsburgh incident share this common failure pattern. Napster inks MusicNet deal with AOL Time Warner Bertelsmann EMI RealNetworks to launch music service. John Hartford, famed writer of Gentle on My Mind, dies at 63 in Nashville after a career blending pop and bluegrass.
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On This Day in History HMO Snapshot
Highlights include 1844 the YMCA founded in London. 1918 Battle of Belleau Wood begins in France. 1925 Walter Chrysler founds Chrysler Corp. 1933 first drive-in theater opens in Camden New Jersey. 1934 SEC established. 1942 Japanese retreat at Midway. 1944 D Day invasion at Normandy. 1966 James Meredith shot in Mississippi. 1978 Proposition 13 passes in California. 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon to drive out PLO fighters.
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Pentagon probes say watchdog agency destroyed records
An internal inquiry found the Pentagon Inspector General’s office destroyed original working papers and forged replacements to dodge embarrassment during an audit review by IRS inspectors. The manipulation cost about 63000 dollars and undermines public confidence in Defense Department audits. Senator Grassley demanded more details and questioned the deputy inspector general’s handling of the probe.
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