Bush pledges immigration reform during Chile APec trip
President Bush urged a renewed push for immigration reform and defended the Iraq war during a three day stop in Chile and at the APEC summit. He promoted a guest worker program tied to border security and economic aims while acknowledging differing views with Chilean President Lagos. Bush and Fox discussed immigration policy as Colombia and Uribe loomed on his continental swing.
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Latin America
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Lagos
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Mexico
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Texas
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Colombia
Alvaro Uribe
Vladimir Putin
Santiago
Chile
Conservatives urge broader look at marriage policy
Conservatives urge a broad reassessment of marriage beyond gay rights. Some argue protecting marriage requires addressing divorce cohabitation and childlessness while others push for reforms to support lasting marriage and reduce no fault divorce. In states with bans activists seek pro marriage measures and premarital education.
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America
Bryce Christensen
Southern Utah University
Christensen
Allan Carlson
Rockford
Carlson
Michigan
Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
Ammie Graves
San Francisco
Pershing Square
Los Angeles
Prica
Windsor
Amy Homer
Beaumont Woman Dies Suspected Mad Cow Link
The family of Beaumont woman Burnell Baize, 71, awaits test results to confirm if her death on October 16 was due to Creutzfeldt Jakob disease tied to mad cow disease. The report notes two forms, one linked to beef or nerve tissue, with unknown causes in most cases.
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Beaumont
Burnell Baize
Beaumont Enterprise
U.S
Siberian tiger injures handler at county fair
The Catty Shack Ranch owner, Curt LaGiudice, was knocked to the ground and scratched by a 350 pound Siberian tiger at the St Johns County Fair when a 14 year old boy startled the animal. Deputies shot the tiger with stun guns to release LaGiudice who then returned the tiger to his sanctuary and drove to a hospital.
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St. Johns County
Jacksonville
Jerry Montagque
Phoenix 9 11 memo author cites race concerns hindering action
FBI agent Ken Williams who warned terrorists trained at flight schools says racial profiling fears hampered responses before 9 11. His July 2001 memo, based on Arizona aviation students tied to al Qaida, urged State Department FBI coordination. supervisors ignored it until after the attacks.
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