Abstinence boost in Bush second term faces mixed support
President Bush's re-election boosts abstinence funding, with Congress adding 131 million in a 388 billion bill though short of the president's request. Ten state studies show little behavioral change since 1997, while advocates warn abstinence only education risks leaving teens unable to prevent pregnancy or disease. The issue remains disputed as the final evaluation reports are delayed to 2006 and 2008.
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Mark Sherman
Associated Press
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Leslee Unruh
National Abstinence Clearinghouse
Sioux Falls
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Corporate PACs Favor Republican Candidates in 2003-04
Analysis shows 245 of 268 major corporate PACs donated most to GOP candidates from January 2003 to mid 2004. Top GOP-leaning PACs include Cooper Industries, Flowers Industries, Phillips International, Harris Corp, and Thief Tool Works. Democratic-leaning PACs include Cablevision Systems, MWH Ameri cas, LaSalle Bank, New York Mercantile Exchange, and Harrah’s. Senate and House party splits shifted with the election.
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