Bush Promotes Education as War Rages At Home And Abroad
President Bush balanced education policy with wartime duty during a Minneapolis swing. He pledged to defend freedom at any price, urged support for his education bill and highlighted volunteerism through Willard Gove. He noted casualties overseas amid a push to recapture the Senate and win support for Coleman's campaign.
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Norm Coleman
Coleman
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Willard Gove
Army of Compassion
Lead paint rules threaten city rehab programs in Lawrence
City officials and nonprofit groups wrestle with new lead abatement rules that complicate rehabilitation grants. Officials say testing and disclosures push costs higher, reducing loans for low to moderate income homeowners. The city plans to raise the rehab loan limit to 35000 to cover lead work and restart projects.
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Tennessee
Pinnick
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Salvation Army seeks year round shelter funding
Salvation Army asks for year round shelter funding with a $60,000 target to cover insurance utilities and incidentals to keep a church open overnight. City officials say no commitment yet while the Army plans an advertising push. During winter 2001 02 the shelter housed 30 to 50 people per night at times.
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Schuetz
Torres
Swarts
Salvation Army
Mike Wildgen
City
Coalition For Homeless Concerns
Army
Lawrence Coalition For Homeless Concerns
Lawrence Catholic School
City allocates funds for Salvation Army shelter opening early
The city commission approved $10,000 to open the Salvation Army shelter a month early in September. A separate group, Lawrence Open Shelter, plans year round funding for a shelter that would admit people who have been drinking, though the Salvation Army generally does not allow intoxicated individuals. Staff writer Joel Mathis can be reached at 832-7126.
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