Clark faces criticism as he runs for president
General Clark resists attacks from rivals including Gephardt Lieberman and Dean while gaining ground in New Hampshire polls. He reports over 10 million raised in late 2003, broadcasts ads in nine states, and bets a strong NH finish will position him as Dean’s main alternative in later primaries.
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U S Maintains Uzbekistan Ties and Nuclear Aid
The United States will continue its military relationship with Uzbekistan and fund to disable nuclear weapons from the old Soviet arsenal under a Bush waiver. The Nunn Lugar program waivers were issued on national security grounds despite human rights criticisms of President Karimov's government.
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Harris weighs Senate run in Florida amid Bush re election stakes
Florida congresswoman Harris considers entering the Republican primary for retiring Sen. Bob Graham's seat in a move that could reshape the 2004 race. Bush aides push Mel Martinez and strategists note Harris's name recognition and fundraising power may spark a fierce contest and revive 2000 recount memories.
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Airlines eyed for anti missile tech on jets
The government moved to study equipping about 7000 commercial airliners with counter missile devices after a DHS selection of three companies to develop plans. Testing would cost nearly 100 million dollars over two years. Critics urge caution amid terrorism fears and industry strain.
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