Senator Coleman campaigns to rally Jewish vote for Bush
Publicly known as a roadie for Ten Years After Coleman now tours the United States seeking Jewish support for President Bush He cites his conversion from Democrat to Republican as proof of compassionate conservatism and urges voters to back Bush on terrorism Israel and social justice He has spoken to Jewish groups in Florida and California and plans more appearances while noting Bush’s road map for peace prompts questions about concessions to the Palestinians Coleman a former Democratic mayor of St Paul Minnesota and 1996 switcher joined fellow Jewish Republicans Specter Cantor and Mondale in Congress after last year s election debates over Israel and Middle East policy continue to loom over his appearances
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Congress
Bush
Israel
Minnesota
Florida
California
White House
Republican Jewish Coalition
University of Iowa
St. Paul
Minn
GOP
Walter Mondale
Paul Wellstone
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Eric Cantor
Virginia
Middle East
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Senate
Senate Wealth Ties Show Wealthy Majority Leader and Peers
Senate financial disclosures reveal multimillionaire leadership led by Bill Frist of Tennessee and numerous members with substantial stock holdings and trusts. Entries include Bright Horizons shares for Lamar Alexander, Florida properties for Bob Graham, Carlton Hotel stake for Dianne Feinstein, and trusts or large portfolios for Edward Kennedy and John Rockefeller IV, among others.
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Bill Frist
Senate
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Lamar Alexander
Richard Shelby
R-Ala
Bob Graham
Dianne Feinstein
Dcalif
Alexander
Children and Families
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Childcape
Melby
Graham
Florida
Feinstein
Carlton
San Francisco
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
John D. Rockefeller IV
D-W.va
Peter Fitzgerald
R-Ill
Bank of Montreal
Wholesale prices fall again amid deflation worry
The Labor Department reports May Producer Price Index down 0.3 percent from April, following a 1.9 percent March-April drop. Energy prices led declines, with softer prices also seen in clothing and trucks. Economists warn deflation remains a risk, though Fed officials see it as remote.
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