First Lady Hillary Clinton Reflects on Bill and Personal Strain
In excerpts from a book, Hillary Clinton recalls a painful stretch after their split, their trip to Martha's Vineyard with Buddy the dog, and how her Senate run aided healing. She says Bill’s actions were morally wrong but not a betrayal of the public.
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Abortion limits bill expected to pass in Congress
After eight years of effort, House support grows for a bill banning the partial birth abortion procedure. The measure would ban the practice with an exemption only to save the mother's life, facing Senate negotiations and a possible Bush signature. Opponents warn of legal challenges and broad health loopholes.
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US and Italian forces arrest 21 in Dragon Fury operation
In eastern Afghanistan the coalition detained 21 people during Operation Dragon Fury in Shah-e-Kot Valley, Paktia province. About 150 Italian troops joined some 300 vehicles and over 20 aircraft in the two day mission aimed at preventing terrorism and denying sanctuary for anti coalition elements.
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Flag Amendment Debate Faces Uphill Path in Congress
Lawmakers debate a constitutional flag amendment amid years of efforts. Rep. Robert Scott and Orrin Hatch cite free speech limits while Bush administration backs the measure. Nadler criticizes PR stunts as a 296 vote failure underscored past attempts.
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AT&T Raises Payphone Surcharge in Kansas Notice
AT&T filed tariffs with the Kansas Corporation Commission to raise the Payphone Compensation Surcharge. Business calls will go from 26 cents to 47 cents per call and residential calls from 30 cents to 47 cents per call. The change is due to take effect on or about June 5, 2003.
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