Bush says inaugural speech not signal shift in policy
Former President Bush said his son’s inaugural address does not mark a new, more aggressive U.S. foreign policy. He emphasized the speech was about freedom and the moral choice between oppression and liberty.
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Homeland security centers lose government grant funding
The Bush administration ended grant programs totaling over 1.2 million dollars annually since 2002 for two homeland security groups that share threat information with oil and gas and public transit firms. More than a dozen centers protect banks, chemical plants and utilities, many privately funded. The energy sector warning center lost 629,000 dollars yearly in Energy Department grants and will switch to a cheaper gov ernment to member network that restricts internal distribution of terror alerts.
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