Lawmakers demand cost estimates for war on terror budget
In Washington lawmakers press the Bush administration to estimate future Iraq and Afghanistan costs. Pentagon officials say costs cannot be predicted, while Republicans and Democrats push for placeholders or higher funding. Analysts forecast long troop commitments and possible costs up to 200 billion through 2013.
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Bush budget omits Iraq Afghanistan funding 2005 plan
The Bush administration proposes a 2005 budget that leaves no funds for Iraq and Afghanistan operations, signaling a need for an emergency supplemental up to 50 billion dollars. Officials say details of any additional Afghanistan and Iraq request will come after January 1, 2005, well after the November election.
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Democrats seek 60 vote bar on Bush tax cuts in Senate
Senate Democrats introduced amendments to require 60 votes for most Bush tax cuts as Republicans push a $2.36 trillion budget. Senator Robert Byrd, D West Virginia, said three years of tax cuts failed to deliver promised benefits and urged restraint to aid unemployed workers.
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Char-Broil recalls 108000 gas grills over gauge defect
Char-Broil recalls 108000 outdoor gas grills due to defective temperature gauges after 12 injuries from breaking glass covers. Grills sold nationwide from 2002 to 2003 cost 450 to 1000 dollars. Models include Commercial Series Professional Series and Stainless Steel Series.
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Rehnquist backs memorial coin for John Marshall
Chief Justice William Rehnquist testifies before the House committee to support a proposed $1 silver commemorative coin marking the 250th anniversary of John Marshall. The coin would be minted by the U S Mint next year with a $10 surcharge, profits benefiting the Supreme Court Historical Society. the Senate has approved the measure.
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Researchers test radars to spot icing on planes
Researchers study dual radar sensing to detect atmospheric icing and quantify tiny liquid droplets colder than freezing. The project aims to prevent air crashes linked to wing icing, with results due later this year from Marcia Politovich at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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