Farm bill debate pits Bush administration against lawmakers
Lawmakers begin work on a multibillion-dollar farm bill clashing with President Bush over the need for changes. At the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Salt Lake City, leaders and delegates debated trade subsidies, budget cuts, and how to balance support with fiscal restraint as the 2002 bill nears expiration.
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King Papers on Display in Atlanta for 78th Birthday
Rare King archives including an early draft of I Have a Dream and more than 600 related documents go on view in Atlanta at the History Center until May 13. The collection, privately acquired for 32 million dollars, will be housed at Morehouse College and Robert W Woodruff Library after the exhibit.
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King's secretary Dora McDonald dies at 81
ATLANTA AP Dora McDonald secretary for Martin Luther King Jr died at 81 from cancer at Emory Crawford Long Hospital. She began working for King in 1960 and became his confidant and adviser sharing the news of his assassination with Coretta Scott King. She served closely with the civil rights leader during his jail terms and travels.
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Bush Cheney dig in as Congress weighs Iraq troop plan
President Bush and Vice President Cheney insist on sending more U.S. troops to Iraq despite Democratic opposition. They say the decision stands and argue Congress cannot run a war by committee while lawmakers explore options to constrain funding.
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Coca Cola trade secrets trial starts Tuesday in Atlanta
Prosecutors say former Coca-Cola secretary took confidential documents and unlaunched product samples to sell to Pepsi. Williams, fired from the global brand director's office, faces up to 10 years if convicted. Dimson and Duhaney pleaded guilty earlier and may testify.
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Vermont court orders child support in same sex custody case
Rutland Family Court orders a woman to pay 240 a month to her former lesbian partner for the child Isabella. The case tests how states recognize same sex relationships amid a custody battle between Janet Jenkins in Vermont and Lisa Miller in Virginia. Jenkins has faced issues with support payments and seeks custody changes as appeals continue.
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