Bush defense of funding clashes with nonbinding Iraq measure
A small band of House Republicans opposed a troop buildup while President Bush signaled acceptance of a nonbinding resolution disapproving escalation in Iraq. He urged Congress to fund troops as debates shift toward the nearly 100 billion request, with Democrats aiming to pressure funding cuts and Republicans insisting on continued support. The scene unfolds ahead of a potential Senate vote and a broader effort to end U.S. participation in the four year conflict.
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Chrysler restructuring sparks job cuts and plant closures
Chrysler announces a 16 percent workforce reduction plus shift cuts and a plant closure, including Newark Delaware, with potential DaimlerChrysler breakup options. Other cuts may hit Warren Michigan St Louis facilities and a Cleveland parts center as sales slump and demand shifts to fuel efficiency.
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Snowstorm ruins Valentine's Day plans across Northeast
A major February storm delivered heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain from Kentucky to Maine, grounding hundreds of flights and closing schools and businesses. More than a quarter million customers faced outages, and at least 13 deaths were blamed on the system. Deliveries were disrupted as florists and restaurants faced empty shelves and closed doors.
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Libby defense rests as court bars classified material
In the CIA leak case, Judge Walton refused Libby’s bid to admit classified summaries without Libby testifying. The ruling limits the defense’s argument that Libby’s heavy workload impaired recall while signaling closing arguments to proceed with no additional witnesses.
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