Washington Monument Reopens as Renovation Continues
The Washington Monument opens to visitors after removal of scaffolding revealing a clean surface, though the three year 10 million dollar renovation remains incomplete. Early arrivals include the Dallman family of Missouri, with tickets issued under a new timed system. Forecasted storms prompted safety cautions as a line of about 300 formed near the ticket booth. An Ancient Egyptian Order group attended, noting the obelisk’s African symbolism. The site will close again this December to finish refurbishing.
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GOP platform approved as Bush allies seek broad gains
The Republican National Convention backed a platform echoing Bush’s compassionate conservatism while bowing to abortion and gay rights foes. Delegates ratified a year 2000 manifesto urging tax cuts and education reforms tied to student achievement, though abortion supporters were left unsatisfied.
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Military recruitment climbs out of slump in year
Washington AP reports a Pentagon recruitment rebound as all four services expect to meet enlistment goals this year. Officials cite aggressive ad campaigns, greater Internet use, more recruiters, and incentives such as higher pay, enlistment bonuses, shorter service, and in-barracks online learning.
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