Bush outlines 2.13 trillion budget with security focus
President Bush sent Congress a 2.13 trillion dollar budget for 2003, boosting defense by 48 billion and homeland security to 37.7 billion while cutting highway, water, and education projects to fund terrorism and security efforts. He pledged a bold reform agenda with performance ratings to eliminate waste and defend constitutional freedoms amid a contentious budget battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Congress
Army Corps of Engineers
Former Enron chief declines to testify before Congress
Former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay canceled his Capitol Hill appearance amid a growing list of executives who will not testify to Congress on Enron's collapse. CFO Andrew Fastow and ex-executive Michael Kopper also refused to answer questions, while auditor David Duncan invoked the Fifth Amendment. The Senate canceled its hearing. the House planned to proceed without Lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enron
Kenneth Lay
Congress
Lay
Capitol Hill
House
Earl Silbert
Senate
Andrew Fastow
Michael Kopper
Arthur Anderson
David Duncan
Senate Commerce Committee
House Financial Services Committee
Byron Dorgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
AccuWeather.com
K. Minn
Kansas City
Topeka
Pittsburg
Maes
Colby
Apacanso
Reservoir
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Central Unites States
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Tamiami, Fla. L
Jeason-Tawney
Hev
Buick
Cad
Crersen-Teumen
Ine
Interstate
E. Th St. Jesse James Rd
Carswell Altomote Ing Autonoive Ing
S. Main
Isaffron Glass
Joe
Joe Bo King Pastel el Etre
South Main
Mages Veterinary Clinic
L.E. Mages
Trent Lancaster
N. Hwy
Ottawa
Ottawa Sanitation
Poly-Cart Services
Wingert
Wool Performance Automotive
Chiropractors
J.C. South
D.C
4Th & Main
Optometrists
Aun
Anpy
David Webb
Neeton
Foot & Ankle Clinic
S. Johnson
Main
Herbalife
Erin
Ry Frank
Kenneth J. Frank
M.D
S. Main St
E. 17
Joseph N. Simone
Erica Farmer
Business & Professional Guide
Dorgan
Justice Department
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Ken Johnson
D-N.d
Silbert
University of Texas Law School
William Powers
Andersen
Federal Reserve
Paul A. Volcker
Franklin County Annex
Bill Henningsen
Ryan Henningsen
Www
Edwardjones.com
SIPC
Edward Jones
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!