Kerry frames faith and guns in swing campaign tour
Kerry broadens appeal by tying hunting fishing and faith to his presidential bid. He speaks of his lifelong love of hunting, fishing, and a shared faith with Edwards as he campaigns through conservative swing regions and addresses diverse audiences from Greater Grace Temple to Pennsylvania stops.
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Kerry Plans Private Talks to Lure Nations for Iraq Reconstruction
Democratic nominee John Kerry says he will use private negotiations with world leaders to enlist NATO and others in rebuilding Iraq without deploying more U.S. troops. He aims to bring France Germany Russia and regional players on board while stressing a smarter engaged foreign policy and debt relief, with Edwards by his side. Kerry defends his tax plan and avoids labeling Bush as lying when pressed.
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Navy to recover remains of aviators lost in 1962 Greenland crash
A 16 member Navy team departs Norfolk to recover the final remains of the 12 crew members lost when a P 2V Neptune crashed during a Cold War submarine patrol on Kronborg Glacier in Greenland. Since 1966 crews have recovered seven remains and the mission is led by Capt. Tom Sparks with cadaver dogs aiding the search.
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Computer glitch grounds American and US Airways flights
A coast to coast computer glitch grounded American Airlines and US Airways flights Sunday, with about 150 American planes and 100 US Airways flights delayed. FAA and the carriers coordinated to keep aircraft on the ground as host company EDS traced the user error source and fixed the flight plan databases.
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Business school numbers down signal waning MBA demand
GMAC reports a slump in traditional two year MBA applications with over 75 percent of responding programs seeing declines and 41 percent down more than 20 percent. GMATs are also down 7 percent year to date, though executive MBAs show growth as schools weather a slowing economy.
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