North American leaders back boost for trade push
President Bush gains support from Canada and Mexico at a New Orleans summit. Leaders discuss expanding trade benefits, easing cross border travel, and cooperation on recalls and disaster response. Calderon defends NAFTA while Harper notes frank, productive relations with Bush amid looming Democratic primary influence.
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No Child Left Behind to be reshaped by federal regulations
Education Secretary Margaret Spellings plans regulations to overhaul the No Child Left Behind law by 2012 13 mandating uniform high school graduation rate calculations and tighter progress rules while preserving state goals Critics say the rules may lower transparency and shift power to the federal level with potential budget impacts and tutoring mandates
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