Task force urges changes to Kansas transportation program
A Kansas task force on the 13.6 billion transportation program urged reallocating sales tax revenue to the 10 year plan and warned against further general fund transfers cuts. They noted a potential 1.3 billion deficit over six years and possible project cancellations without continued funding. Governor Graves and Gov elect Sebelius face budget pressures and priorities.
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Nuclear inspectors expand Iraq WMD oversight reach in desert
International monitors push five inspections toward a remote uranium site as U.N. and U.S. analysts study 12,000 pages of Iraq declarations on past weapons programs. Baghdad officials call inspectors calm and professional while critiquing last week's palace visit.
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Bush taps CSX chief Snow as next Treasury secretary
President Bush names CSX Corp. Chairman John Snow to replace Paul O Neill as Treasury secretary and press ahead with a new economic stimulus package. Democrats fault policy over personnel as Snow aims to win lawmakers and public support for the administration's plan.
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Lawsuit Against Cheney Energy Task Force Dismissed
A federal judge blocked congressional efforts to obtain records of meetings between industry executives and Vice President Cheney's energy task force. Only seven lawmakers, all Democrats, supported the information request as the Senate and House shift to Republican control.
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Carter urges peace as Nobel Prize honors efforts for peace
Nobel laureate Jimmy Carter accepts the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo and urges global work for peace in a more dangerous world. He thanks his wife Rosalyn, the Carter Center colleagues, and others striving to end violence and suffering worldwide. The award recognizes his work on peace health and human rights rooted in the 1978 Camp David accords.
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