Bush Tested by How He Deals with Weak Job News
President Bush faces a tough choice as fuel prices rise and job growth slows. He can acknowledge policy problems or claim ongoing recovery, while rivals argue the economy is reversing. Democrats tour battleground states to gauge public mood on job creation and corner turning.
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Economic indicators show job losses since Reagan era
The nation has about 1.2 million fewer jobs than when Bush took office, despite over a million new jobs in the last year. An AP Ipsos poll found only 46 percent approve of Bush's economic handling.
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NASA clears path for robotic plan to save Hubble telescope
NASA chief Sean O Keefe authorized scientists to develop a robotic mission to repair and upgrade the aging Hubble Space Telescope. The plan targets replacing batteries and gyroscopes and upgrading instruments at an estimated cost of 1 to 1.6 billion dollars, with a final decision after nine to twelve months.
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Toyah seeks mixed funding for levee repairs and housing grants
Reeves County officials discussed funding options with 75 percent from the Natural Resources Conservation Service and 25 percent from the county for Toyah levee work. A right of entry agreement with Union Pacific was tabled pending a legal opinion. Emergency management coordinator noted housing grants exist but cannot proceed until the levee is fixed. Mayor Sandra Terry pressed for updates as delays hurt residents.
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Toyah Flood Evacuations Prompt Levee Repairs Call
On April 4 Toyah saw floodwaters from the San Martino Draw forcing 41 homes to evacuate. County officials discuss engineering a levee reconstruction and a long term maintenance plan per an agreement with the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Billie Jobe reports damage to his Toyah hunting lodge and carpet. Local leaders urge immediate action amid ongoing flood risks.
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Hollywoods PGA opens amid winds and sand traps at Whistling Straits
The PGA Championship tees off at Whistling Straits as the brutal course and winds from Lake Michigan shape the event. Hollywood intrigue surfaces with Lynndie England at a banquet, while other sports and political notes mix in this broad briefing.
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New Armor Pierce Driver hits golf shots far beyond normal
A Connecticut company markets a new driver face using Armor Pierce metal from armor science. Promoted by ex Navy engineers, the Controller Driver allegedly sends balls 300 to 420 yards, with testers citing tight centerline results and reduced slicing. Included are pricing details and a 30 day trial offer.
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