Florida candidate seeks N Y donations to challenge Bush
Florida Democrat Bill McBride travels to New York seeking last minute funds to unseat Gov. Jeb Bush amid a tight race and a broad coalition backing both Bush and the president. He plans stops in Washington and Connecticut with Clinton and Hillary Clinton as fundraisers and targets about 1 million dollars from New York events.
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Association For A Better New York
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U S weighs Israeli plan for joint Iraq missile raids
The Bush administration considered a proposal by Israel to send U S special forces into Iraq to strike missile sites with Israeli intelligence aid. Bush endorsed Israel’s right to defend itself while U S pressure to gather Arab support for war continued and France opposed harsh disarmament language.
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Serial sniper could be fatal blow to economy in Washington DC
The report projects tourism and travel spending in the capital fallen sharply after the sniper events. The DC area economy, previously valued around $9.1 billion in tourism and trips, dropped 11.3 percent from 2000. Officials note lingering effects on travel, hospitality, and high tech sectors as Arlington and surrounding areas reflect slowed activity.
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Record US trade deficit rises to $120.3 billion in August
The trade gap expanded 2 percent from July to $120.3 billion, with imports reaching a record $26.7 billion for consumer goods and foreign car and parts sales totaling $17.4 billion as evidence of GDP growth.
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U.S
United States
State Department urges Americans to leave Ivory Coast
The State Department warned U.S. citizens to depart Ivory Coast despite a truce, citing security risks. The advisory urged avoiding travel to areas of potential violence and emphasized readiness to assist citizens amid ongoing unrest and political tension in the country.
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