Archbishop says he'd deny Communion to Giuliani in politics clash
St Louis Archbishop Raymond Burke signals he would deny Holy Communion to Giuliani if he persisted in abortion rights support, citing a public sin. Giuliani says archbishops have a right to their opinion while campaigning in New Hampshire, stressing freedom of religion.
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Blacks split Clinton Obama in Dem presidential race
An AP Ipsos poll finds blacks evenly split between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic presidential race. It shows blacks more satisfied than whites that Obama has enough experience, while many blacks weigh the two options, with strong loyalty to the Clintons noted by black leaders.
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Ron Paul raises 5 million in longshot presidential bid
Texas congressman Ron Paul, the only antiwar GOP candidate, reports 5 million raised in the last three months and 5.3 million on hand. Campaign spokesman Jesse Benton says online donors dominate, straining a small staff as Paul trails in polls but gains online enthusiasm.
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White House denies authorizing secret torture opinion
The White House and Justice Department officials rebut reports that a 2005 classified memo cleared the way for using painful interrogation methods. They assert the 2004 memorandum remains in effect and that no approval for specific practices was granted.
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City approves removal of school from district list
The city meets at Office Annex to hear proclamations for Fire Prevention Week Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It rezones 609 Bennett Road to MU/CI and 2502 E Wilson St to MU/CI, grants a temporary offices permit for Ransom Memorial Hospital, allows a dog kennel at 2961 Labette Road, and removes Hawthorne Elementary from the district list with a 20 mph zone and alley designation changes.
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Debate Over Bush Veto Ties Health Aid to Poor Children
The veto triggers swift criticism from Democrats including Pelosi and Biden while Republicans defend the move. A forceful political fight unfolds with polling showing public support for expanded child health coverage. Carrie out in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the debate centers on private medicine and federal involvement.
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