Rowdy college parties spark nationwide concern
Rowdy off campus parties at universities including Colorado’s Northern Colorado and Ohio campuses drew hundreds to nights of fires and arrests. Police used tear gas and plastic bullets, while most students did not face serious charges. Administrators seek effective responses amid rising disruption.
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Kent State University
Ohio
Iowa Campus Sees No Rise in Party Problems Says Safety Chief
University of Iowa Public Safety Director Chuck Green notes no clear increase in campus parties or loud events, citing past off campus counterparty incidents and a general decline in civility with more alcohol abuse. He cites Michigan and Ohio actions as model responses to student rioting and cross campus reporting of arrests.
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Bush administration foregrounds missile defense plans
Washington reports the Bush administration will pursue a national missile defense if needed and plans to press Russia during Friday talks with Igor Ivanov. Bush and Powell aim to link defense goals with reductions in offensive nuclear arsenals, despite Russian opposition to a U S anti missile shield and treaty concerns.
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Marriage penalty relief delayed in Senate tax plan
The Senate Finance Committee weighs a broad tax cut that delays relief from the marriage penalty at least five years and pushes full relief to 2007. The plan also slows retirement savings rules, child tax credits and estate taxes while phasing in a new 10 percent rate.
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Kerrey Raid Fallout Strains U S Vietnam Ties
U S Vietnam relations sour after former Sen Bob Kerrey acknowledged leading a Vietnam War raid that killed at least 13 civilians. Vietnamese state media use the episode to press for action as Congress delays a bilateral trade pact, with analysts saying patience wears thin.
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Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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