Cheney accepts Bush ticket and returns to politics
Dick Cheney, freshly named on the GOP ticket, travels to Casper, Wyoming, with Bush aides and Laura Bush amid plans to campaign and earn Wyoming’s electoral votes. He resigns as Halliburton CEO and will sell his Dallas home while his health is publicly affirmed as excellent.
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Texas
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Wyoming
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George W. Bush
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Casper
Wyo
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Bush
Laura
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United States
Crawford
Karl Rove
Ford
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George Washington University Hospital
Washington, D.C
CNN
Larry King
Dallas
Health groups link media to children's violence
Four national health associations including AMA and APA say entertainment violence in TV, music, games, and movies increases child violence and desensitization. The groups urge a industry code of conduct as lawmakers and parents face media violence concerns.
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American Medical Association
American Academy of Pediatrics
American Psychological Association
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
Brownback
Motion Picture Association of America
National Association of Broadcasters
Ior
Lion & Lamb Project
Bethesda
Daphne White
Jeff Bobeck
Bobeck
White
Cohen doubts 2005 goal for missile defense plan
Defense Secretary William Cohen told a Senate panel that reaching a reliable national missile defense by 2005 may be unrealistic after two failures to shoot down mock warheads. He noted advisors question the timetable and warned a 2005 date hinges on feasibility, funding, and broader security considerations.
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Defense
William Cohen
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Cohen
Larry Welch
Clinton
U.S
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United States
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Alaska
Shemya
Congress
John Warner
R-Va
Russia
China
Census count raises suspicion in 15 areas
Rep. Dan Miller of Florida urged new head counts in 15 areas amid concerns of questionable behavior in Census forms. He cited a sudden surge in completions where resistance existed and warned the 10 week non-response follow-up was insufficient, noting many forms came from areas with high vacancy or deleted addresses.
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Census Bureau
Dan Miller
Florida
House Government Reform Committee
Miller
Capitol Hill
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