Robertson backs Giuliani in Washington news conference
Televangelist Pat Robertson endorsed Rudy Giuliani at a Washington news conference calling him a proven leader with a hopeful vision. Giuliani supports abortion and gay rights, contrasting GOP orthodoxy and sparking evangelical split as Brownback backs McCain and Romney gains new backers.
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Elderly Florida deputy fatally shot during transport
Broward County Sheriff Al Lamberti said 76-year-old deputy Paul Rein was killed while transporting convict Michael Mazza to court. Mazza, 40, was captured at a Hollywood pawn shop about four hours later, found with Rein's gun, after an apparent ambush during a routine transport in which Mazza wore handcuffs and the two were separated by a partition in a medical van.
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House approves first federal ban on job bias
The House passed the Employment Non-Discrimination Act 235 to 184, aiming to bar employers from decisions on hiring firing promotion or pay based on sexual orientation. The bill excludes churches and the military, with supporters eyeing a Senate fight led by Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Bush Veto Forecast if Senate Passes Proposal
A presidential veto is anticipated if the Senate approves the proposal, signaling a potential clash over the legislation and its future in the White House.
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Shuttle lands after record space station repair mission
Discovery and seven astronauts along with three ISS residents concluded a 15 day busy mission. The crew repaired a mangled solar wing during a historic coast to coast re entry. Commander Pamela Melroy praised the team as NASA called it a beautiful moment.
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AIDS vaccine setback shocks Merck trial halt
Merck & Co released new data showing volunteers who received the AIDS vaccine were more likely to acquire HIV than those given a placebo. The study was halted on September 21 due to lack of efficacy with vaccine based on a common cold virus carrying HIV genes. Preexisting immunity to the cold virus correlated with higher infection risk among vaccine recipients.
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