Bush to brief Congress on Iraq weapons issue
President Bush invites congressional leaders to a Cabinet Room briefing as Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and Secretary of State Powell signal a forthcoming detailed statement on Saddam Hussein’s weapons programs. Rumsfeld says the administration has secret information supporting claims of nuclear ambitions. Powell, abroad for UN talks, says the time has come for the international community to hear a full articulation of U S intentions.
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Faith Based Aid Sparks Regulatory Reform Push
The Bush administration plans to rewrite federal rules and distribute millions to faith based groups for social services though Congress has not approved the initiative. HHS will fund small churches to access grants, arguing tax dollars can support secular program elements while allowing a religious base for others.
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Germany resists Blair push for Europe to back U S over Iraq
Berlin continues opposed to military action in Iraq. Chancellor Schroeder says Europe will not submit to Washington and Germany will not take part. He warns friendship means opinions differ and vows to withdraw six armored personnel carriers if U S attacks. Bush to seek congressional approval after deciding on Iraq move.
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Powell defends US on environment at World Summit
Secretary of State Colin Powell faced repeated heckling from activists in Johannesburg as he defended the United States environmental record and aid to developing nations. He cited action on climate change despite Bush’s Kyoto Protocol stance, while delegates shouted slogans and security removed thirteen protesters.
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Reporters smuggle knives onto 14 airline flights
Reporters testing airport security in a Labor Day weekend probe smuggled small knives and pepper spray through checkpoints at 11 U.S. airports, using various blades and tools. CBS News crews also tested screeners, finding about 70 percent let bags with lead-lined items pass undetected.
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Clinton and Dole raise 105 million for Sept 11 fund
Former President Clinton and former Sen. Dole announced raising 105 million dollars for a college fund aiding families of Sept 11 victims. Donations came from corporations and 20,000 private contributors. Scholarships up to 28000 dollars are available based on need, with eligibility including victims’ spouses and children.
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