Pentagon workers return to rebuilt offices after 9 11 destruction
Nearly two dozen Pentagon employees resume work in the rebuilt sector of the building, part of a $500 million reconstruction nearly complete. Peter M. Murphy recalls the eerie contrast of the intact space and the ruin, while memories of the attack and loss linger as the new offices provide closure and resilience.
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Pentagon
Peter M. Murphy
Marine Corps
Stathy
Murphy
American Airlines
New York City
Conservatives praise Bush opting out of Earth Summit
Conservatives applaud President Bush for not attending the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg. They urge Powell to lead the delegation, warning anti US sentiment and opposing new international environmental treaties or bodies.
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Colin Powell
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Competitive Enterprise Institute
Johannesburg
South Africa
Paul M. Weyrich
Coalitions For America
Grover Norquist
Americans For Tax Reform
David A. Keene
American Conservative Union
White House
U.S
Powell
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
George H.W. Bush
Smith
Stockholm
Nairobi
Judge allows stay on releasing detainee names in 9 11 probe
Federal Judge Gladys Kessler halted disclosure of detainee names while the Bush administration appeals. She kept other arrest details secret citing security reasons and said a blanket FOIA release is not required. Most detainees have been deported. the ACLU groups challenge the secrecy.
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U.S
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Justice Department
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American Civil Liberties Union
Center For National Security Studies
Lucas Guttentag
ACLU
Immigrants’ Rights Project
Panel rejects Spirit and National airline loan guarantees
The Air Transportation Stabilization Board refused Spirit Airlines and National Airlines multimillion-dollar federal loan guarantees citing doubts about repayment. Spirit sought 54 million on a 60 million loan, National 50.5 million on a 60 million loan, with Spirit facing a 2-1 vote and National a unanimous vote against.
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New York
Chicago
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Voucher concept sparks debate on school choice and funds
A letter argues for vouchers as a form of school choice, countering claims that they favor the affluent. It explains vouchers enable paying tuition at non district schools and asserts voter support is needed to restore a legislature in Santa Fe backing voucher policy.
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