Boston wins key role as Democratic convention city
Boston secured the 2004 Democratic National Convention amid lobbying by state Democrats and promises of cash. Mayor Menino said the event will showcase a polished image and inject about 150 million dollars into the state economy, creating 5,000 jobs and drawing 50,000 delegates and visitors.
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Bishops Approve Vatican Demanded Sex Abuse Policy
U S Catholic bishops vote 246 to 7 with six abstentions to approve revisions demanded by the Vatican, aiming to balance due process for accused priests with protections for victims. Critics say it may still ease accountability while survivors group calls for tighter safeguards.
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