Bush budget deficit surpluses disputed by CBO forecast
The Congressional Budget Office projects small surpluses through 2003 and a long-run shift to deficits under Bush spending and tax plans. It predicts the 2002 deficit at 90 billion and 2003 at 6 billion, with a disputed long-term surplus of 681 billion from 2003 to 2012, while the White House cites a trillion-dollar ten-year surplus. Democratic critics warn that diverting Social Security funds could undermine elderly pension programs and call for spending restraint and tax-policy changes.
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Hubble receives new heart in risky spacewalk
Two astronauts performed a complex spacewalk to replace Hubble’s central power unit. The operation required powering down the telescope for the first time in orbit and lasted over four hours, with Mission Control confirming a successful restart as systems rebooted. The repair, though hazardous, was deemed necessary to prevent further failure of the $2 billion observatory.
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Unruly Student Breaks Schwegler Principal’s Wrist
An unruly student at Schwegler Elementary forced the principal to the ground, injuring the wrist during removal at 2201 Ousdahl Road. Police cuffed the boy, who was taken to the Douglas County Juvenile Intake Assessment Center. The student faces suspension and possible further discipline as a district response is reviewed.
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Carnegie heroes named in Pittsburgh ceremony honors 22
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission named 22 people for acts of bravery including Har mon Perryman III who helped pull Trudy Walunas from a burning minivan after a June Interstate 81 crash near Carlisle. Walunas survived with third degree burns.
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Authorities finish search of Tri-State crematory grounds
Authorities wrapped up digging the 16 acre site in Nose Georgia where more than 300 corpses were discarded. Investigators drained a lake and probed its few feet of water after a skull and torso surfaced. Crematory operator Ray Brent Marsh, 28, faces 174 theft by deception counts for allegedly passing cement powder as ashes.
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