One year in office shaping Bush presidency amid war and recession
The story chronicles George W. Bush’s first year after January 20 2001 focusing on grayer hair increased confidence and a shifted public view from isolationism to a wartime leader. It notes 9 11 trigger, Afghanistan war, tax cuts trade bill and domestic policy moves.
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Bush
George W. Bush
Thomas Jefferson
Russia
Bill Carrick
Los Angeles
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
Carrick
Brad Freeman
California
West Wing
Karen Hughes
White House
Laura Bush
Freeman
Congress
House
Nation marks King holiday with uneven corporate observance
Civil rights leaders urge broader observance as only about 10 percent of manufacturers and retailers paid employees for King Day. Government and schools show stronger adoption with 83 and 76 percent respectively, while many firms cite cost or ideology for nonobservance. Anheuser-Busch is a notable exception, granting paid time off for 16 years.
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New York Stock Exchange
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc
Martin Luther King
Mary Frances Berry
U.S. Commission
Hawthorn Physician Services
St. Louis
Lisa Williams
Williams
Watkins Motor Lines
Billie Sue Toepfer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Anheuser-Busch
Diary of an Unborn Child
A personal verse tracing the developing life in the womb from October to December, narrated as the unborn child who expresses hopes of sight hearing and love. It asserts the fetus as a real person and envisions a future daughter named Barbara.
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Hainan Island
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Vicente Fox
Martha
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Tom Ridge
United States
Afghanistan
Shanghai
Putin
Crawford
Texas
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kweisi Mfume
Diana Ross
Stevie Wonder
John Conyers
Robert Vickers
King Center
Atlanta, Ga
Mfume
Dr. King
King
Vincent G. Harding
Main Street
Roswell
Gary V. Puro
Puro
New Mexico
Andy
Barbara
Immanuel Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod
N. Sycamore
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