Bush supporters among Nader campaign donors
The Dallas Morning News finds nearly 10 percent of Nader donors giving at least 250 dollars have a history of GOP support. Notable patrons include Ben Stein Jeno Paulucci and Terence Jacobs. Some donors say their gifts aimed to offer a consumer advocate's platform and to protest efforts to keep Nader off ballots.
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Austin
Texas
Ralph Nader
Bush
Nader
Dallas Morning News
Ben Stein
Florida
Jeno Paulucci
Terrence Jacobs
GOP
John Kerry
al Gore
White House
Jane Cabrera
Democrat National Committee
Danny Diaz
Consumer Advocate
California
Charles Ashman
Ashman
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
Bush pushes nationwide high speed internet plan by 2007
President Bush campaign stops in Albuquerque as he outlines a drive to wire homes nationwide with broadband by 2007. He stresses keeping the United States at the leading edge of technology to boost education, medicine, and global competitiveness amid tax cut discussions.
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Bush
Sun Belt
America
Albuquerque
Bush promotes housing growth and broadband push in Western swing
The president highlighted a record high home ownership rate during stops in New Mexico and Phoenix en route to a Texas ranch. He has long pursued expanding access to high speed Internet through DSL and cable over the past three years.
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New Mexico
Phoenix
Texas
Bush
Kerry proposes corporate tax cut to create jobs in Detroit
Senator John Kerry visiting Wayne State University in Detroit pitched cutting the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 33.25 percent and ending tax deferral on overseas income to spur U.S. job creation. He called for 10 million jobs in four years, expanding tax breaks for domestic manufacturers and aiding small firms and outsourcing‑vulnerable industries.
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John Kerry
Massachusetts
Kerry
Wayne State University
Detroit
America
U.S
United States
Ruling shields abortion records at Northwestern Memorial
A federal appeals panel upheld a lower court ruling blocking the government from obtaining abortion records at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. The court said releasing patient data would erode trust and deter people with sensitive conditions from seeking treatment. The DOJ seeks records to bolster challenges to the federal ban on a late term abortion.
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Chicago
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Justice Department
Michigan
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Lincoln
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