Bush National Guard payroll records found
The Pentagon released payroll records from President Bush’s 1972 Alabama National Guard service noting earlier destruction claims were an inadvertent oversight. The sheets cover July to September 1972 when Bush was a campaign volunteer in Alabama after transferring from the Texas Air National Guard to stay nearby.
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U.S. to donate fifty thousand tons of food to North Korea
The State Department said the United States will give 50 000 metric tons of food to North Korea to relieve chronic shortages. Spokesman Richard Boucher noted the aid is separate from efforts to dismantle North Korea's nuclear program and will be distributed by the World Food Program. Decisions are based on need and competing demands elsewhere.
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Poll finds broad US opposition to detainee torture
A US poll shows two thirds oppose physical torture of detainees and a majority oppose mental coercion. About 80 percent want hearings for detainees, with nine in ten backing Red Cross access to ensure humane treatment. The study cites PIPA and Knowledge Networks findings.
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House passes symbolic gay marriage legislation
Washington Republicans push a symbolic election-year victory by passing legislation opposing gay marriage, while supporters seek broader rights and protections. The action signals party stance ahead of upcoming votes and public debate.
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Court blocks Miss. late-term abortion law
U S District Judge Tom S Lee blocked Mississippi from enforcing a new law that bans late term abortions at clinics and directs patients to hospitals or outpatient facilities. Jackson Women’s Health Organization sued June 29 to invalidate the measure, with the temporary restraining order issued July 2 and a preliminary injunction granted Friday.
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