SMU Faculty Split Over Bush Library Project
SMU negotiations over George W. Bush Library campus plans split administrators alumni and liberal faculty who fear the library museum and think tank would celebrate a presidency that led the nation into war. Critics cite ideological bias and worsening national divisions as core concerns.
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Ford Says Reagan Buildup Won Kremlin Collapse Claim
President Ford tells The Grand Rapids Press that Reagan's supporters overstate the 1980s military buildup claiming it caused the Kremlin collapse. The interview was released only after his death and reflects critical views of Cold War rhetoric.
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Iraq PM silent over Bush plan tensions in Baghdad
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki has been notably quiet on Bush’s new security plan. Analysts note his stance masks reluctance to confront Shiite radicals backing political dominance, while he publically vows harsh treatment for weapon carriers.
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House OKs negotiations over Medicare drug costs
The House approved a bill to require the government to negotiate drug prices for Medicare participants. The 255 to 170 vote, mostly along party lines, faces a likely veto from President Bush. The measure aims to use Medicare's size to push for steeper discounts, with opponents arguing competition already lowers seniors’ prices. The bill would remove a noninterference clause limiting HHS involvement in negotiations.
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Indonesia reports two more bird flu deaths in Tangerang
Two Indonesian women died from bird flu, raising the weekly toll to four and pushing Indonesia's human fatalities to at least 61, the highest globally. The Tangerang victims, a 22-year-old and a 37-year-old from a nearby town, died after treatment in a Jakarta hospital. The Health Ministry urged caution in handling poultry as the source remains chickens.
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Greek Embassy attacked by rocket in Athens fuels terrorism fears
Greek authorities blame domestic militant groups after a rocket propelled grenade hit the U S Embassy in Athens causing limited damage and no injuries. Ambassador Ries called the act serious as police searched for evidence and claimed responsibility from Revolutionary Struggle.
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One-time Protestant extremist mourned in Belfast funeral
Leaders from all sides joined in Belfast for the funeral of David Ervine a former Protestant extremist who led a cease-fire drive and politics. He died at 53 after a heart attack and brain hemorrhage. His Progress Unionist Party had limited votes yet he united Protestant and Catholic communities. Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain praised his breadth of support and belief in shaping the future.
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