Kerry attacks Bush on National Guard duty record
Kerry, a Navy veteran, challenges Bush on proving his Vietnam era National Guard commitment. He cites Bush’s unclear Alabama duty reporting and cites Bush supporters highlighting Kerry’s antiwar past while Kerry releases medical records showing shrapnel in his leg.
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Bush approval climbs in April amid Iraq concerns
Pew Research Center poll of 1,000 adults shows President Bush's job approval at 48 percent in April, up 5 points from early April, while 43 percent disapprove. Public views on Iraq remain divided with 36 percent approving of his handling and 54 percent supporting keeping U.S. forces until Iraq stabilizes. Margin of error 3.5 points.
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Supporters rally around priest charged in 1980 killing
Supporters rallied around Rev. Gerald Robinson in Toledo after his arrest on a charge tied to Sister Margaret Ann Pahl's 1980 death. Bond set at 200000, defense cites no flight risk. parishioners plan a legal defense fund and emotional support.
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Jackson seeks full attention of his defense team
Los Angeles AP Michael Jackson demanded the full attention of his lawyers after they stepped down from his child molestation case. He said his life is at stake and he has not replaced his lead counsel. The pop star insisted he is innocent, remains free on 3 million bail, and faces seven counts of lewd conduct with a minor and administering an intoxicant.
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Supreme Court declines VMI prayer case in mealtime dispute
The court refused to hear the Virginia Military Institute prayer case held at the mess hall where cadets prayed before meals. Justices Scalia and Rehnquist urged review while Stevens Ginsburg and Breyer warned of procedural issues. Lower court ruling banning state sponsorship of the prayers stands.
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