Bush plans busy in Washington after Texas vacation
President Bush returns from a Texas vacation to a full schedule including inaugurals and the State of the Union, a new budget, and a projected reshaped Cabinet. He will press tax simplification, Social Security privatization, and limits on medical liability suits while courting support for private retirement accounts. Democrats warn of Social Security shortfalls and oppose broad changes, as AARP campaigns against the plan.
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Cleveland Clinic mulls fast food pull amid heart care focus
At the Cleveland Clinic heart center, leaders weigh removing fast food franchises after Pizza Hut already left. McDonald’s and Subway remain as officials push healthier eating, arguing the hospital’s mission antedates obesity risks while leases and finances complicate any move.
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Catholic School Enrolls Gay Couple's Sons in Orange County
In Costa Mesa, St John the Baptist School faced anger from some parents and parishioners after admitting the children of a same sex couple. The school says background does not block enrollment, prompting debate over Catholic doctrine and potential Vatican involvement.
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Deepest U S reef found off Florida coast
Marine researchers report the deepest coral reef in the United States discovered in about 250 feet of water off the Florida coast. The Pulley Ridge reef in the Gulf of Mexico runs about 20 miles long and up to three miles wide, west of Dry Tortugas and 70 miles from Key West.
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Fire d Terror Waste Plant Evacuates City Residents
A fire at the Teris hazardous waste incineration plant east of El Dorado Arkansas forced evacuation of about a quarter of the 23 000 residents. No injuries reported as thick smoke rose with explosions heard, air quality monitored while Teris operations chief said firefighting continued.
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Matsui, California Democrat, dies at 63
Democratic Rep. Robert T. Matsui of California dies at 63 from complications of a rare stem cell disorder. The former internment camper and 26-year veteran of Congress was at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda. He chaired the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and served on Ways and Means handling Social Security issues.
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Gas can found at site of deadly apartment fire in Brooklyn
Investigators found a gasoline can at the New Year’s Day blaze on the top floor of a six story Brooklyn building. Four people died including two children, and two others were critically injured. Fire officials called the fire suspicious. Victims were identified as Rhible Lemorin 43 Nadege Viaud 31 Jeffrey Viaud 5 Bernard Viaud 2. Firefighters rescued eight others, with a 8-year-old boy and a 57-year-old woman in critical condition and a 62-year-old man under less serious injury.
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