Scientists clash with Bush on science policy
The dispute widens as 4,000 scientists including 48 Nobel laureates back a public statement condemning the Bush administration for distorting scientific advice. Critics say the administration sacked advisors and politicized science while supporters defend policy. The Kerry campaign uses stem cell funding as proof of the president's stance.
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Bush urges Europe to end Airbus subsidies
President Bush told reporters in Seattle that European nations should stop Airbus subsidies and that the United States will pursue options, including a WTO case, to level the playing field. He spoke after meeting Boeing executives and said Zoellick would convey the stance in September.
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