Bush tax pledge flip flops stir readers across the nation
AP reports on George Bush reversing his no new taxes pledge sparking sharp reactions on radio talk shows and in Peoria Illinois. Voters and commentators call the shift a broken promise while polls show 74 percent doubt he will keep his pledge.
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Weldon joins dissenters to tax hike opposition
Representative Curt Weldon joined about 90 House Republicans in a letter to President Bush voicing opposition to higher taxes. He rejected taxpayers as the scapegoats for a runaway fiscal trend and urged restraint.
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Dennis resignation sparks tax pledge backlash
Dennis quits at Justice government spending. Republicans warn against tax increases while Democrats and several Republicans criticize President Bush for breaking theRead my lips no new taxes pledge. Rep. Robert Walker drafts letter saying a tax hike is unacceptable and vows not to vote for a budget package with higher taxes.
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Friday Bang Up Fourth Plans in Weekend Section
Independence Day activities highlighted with fireworks and events. Weekend section promises a complete scoop on where to see traditional displays and how to plan a safe Fourth of July celebration.
Cosby Ghost Dad moves to big screen later this week
Bill Cosby has already dominated television and now shifts to film with Ghost Dad, opening this weekend. The review considers if Cosby can avoid a repeat of Leonard Part 6 as the movie hits theaters.
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Chopper Sweeney Remembered by Friday Column
Ed Gebhart pays tribute to Chester's St. James High standout Chopper Sweeney who died last week. The Bulldogs statistician was more than a numbers man, shaping team spirit and identity through his quiet leadership and keen insight.
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Home again as Phils limp home from road trip
The Philadelphia Phillies limp back to Veterans Stadium after a disastrous road trip. Greeting them is Houston Astros star Glenn Davis and the Astros lineup. Bill Brown will cover the action and report on any trade developments.
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