Kucinich eyes impeachment push against Cheney
Rep Dennis Kucinich plans to introduce articles of impeachment against Vice President Dick Cheney amid his 2004 presidential bid. He will hold a Washington news conference as Natalie Laber says little. The House Judiciary Committee would review any articles before an inquiry proceeds. Cheney’s Megan McGinn defends his almost 40 years of service.
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Bush invokes Lincoln to defend wartime principles
President Bush compares his stance to Abraham Lincoln saying he will stand by his principles despite criticism amid wartime. He spoke after a Medicare drug benefit meeting and Oval Office tour with seniors and advocacy leaders, noting political pressure to bend values but insisting he will not yield.
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Obama says Bush falls short as leader of free world
In Chicago Barack Obama criticizes President Bush for failing as leader of the free world and argues the 2008 election offers a chance to change that. He spoke to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs after Virginia Tech shootings prompted rescheduling.
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Disaster aid linked to war bill faces veto
House and Senate negotiators added 3.5 billion in agricultural disaster aid to a wartime spending bill tied to a Iraq troop withdrawal timetable. The package totals 124.2 billion, with aid aimed at drought and flood hit Western and Midwestern farmers. Bush vows to veto over deployment deadlines.
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Peace and security steps at Ottawa University and area schools
Ottawa University President Fred Snow outlined steps to bolster safety and crisis response across OU locations. Kansas districts, including Ottawa schools, review emergency plans annually with internal and external resources. Experts warn security must improve, noting the chance of a major incident remains low but real.
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