Bush accuses lawmakers of leaking secrets over war briefing access
President Bush said lawmakers leaked classified material harming troops and restricted top secret briefings to a narrow group including House and Senate leaders and intelligence chairmen. He warned such disclosures endanger personnel and pledged to protect troops while noting openness to wider access. Leaders mixed on the move, with Democrats urging reconsideration and condemning irresponsible leaks.
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Las Vegas hotels near full as resorts recall laid‑off workers
Las Vegas hotels reached 97 percent occupancy on a weekend, higher than forecast, buoyed by walk‑up reservations and promotions. MGM Mirage and Park Place Entertainment Corp. recalled some laid‑off workers though overall staffing remains variable amid weak business conditions after the September 11 attacks.
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Kennedy matron in rehab for alcoholism at Boston hospital
Joan B Kennedy, former wife of Senator Edward M Kennedy, is receiving treatment for alcoholism at McLean Hospital in Belmont, her son Rep Patrick Kennedy said. She was admitted last week and will stay for an indeterminate period. Kennedy has a history of drunken driving arrests and was divorced from the senator in 1982.
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Court dismisses charge against one Bush daughter
A charge that Jenna Bush used someone else's ID to order a margarita at a restaurant in Austin was dismissed after she completed eight hours of community service, attended an alcohol awareness class, and paid a $100 fine. Barbara Bush’s case was dismissed earlier after similar penalties.
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Judge orders man to keep his distance from other flags
NOBLESVILLE Ind AP A man accused of burning an American flag was ordered to stay away from U S flags if released from jail David H Stout 49 remained in jail after Judge Wayne Sturtevant cut his bond to 2000 from 9000 Stout has been jailed since his Sept 30 arrest on misdemeanor flag desecration and resisting police defense seeks jury trial but no date set PHILADELPHIA AP A man used others names and Social Security numbers to file 174 bogus tax returns seeking 270000 in refunds Barry A Johnson 25 of Virginia Beach VA is accused of creating the false returns US Attorney Patrick Meehan said Johnson netted 40000 the AP said</S>
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SeaWorld killer whale dies after chronic lung infection
A 25 year old female killer whale named Brossa at SeaWorld in San Diego died after weeks of improvement from a chronic lung infection. SeaWorld officials said she perked up in late August but grew lethargic again and deteriorated despite antibiotic treatment.
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