Bush Kerry duel over economy health in radio talks
President Bush and Senator Kerry traded jabs on jobs in their weekly radio addresses. Bush touted the March payroll rise of 308000 as proof the economy grows stronger while Kerry stressed manufacturing weakness and blamed Bush for job losses since 2001. Public polls show voters cite the economy as a top concern and favor Kerry on jobs. Bush highlighted industrial states like West Virginia to press his case.
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Border maintenance lag threatens US Canada line integrity
The International Boundary Commission warns the vast US Canada border is deteriorating with markers hidden by trees and brush. The agency asks for more funding to double its roughly 1.2 million dollar yearly budgets from both governments to restore and maintain 8,000 monuments along 5,525 miles.
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Indonesia votes despite delays in chaotic democracy
Indonesia will hold parliamentary elections Monday despite delays and dangerous conditions in Aceh and remote regions. The justice minister threatened to arrest officials as thousands of polling stations lack ballots, while observers call the vote the world’s biggest and most complex.
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