Brown begins third term as Houston mayor after tight win
Newly reelected Houston Mayor Lee Brown starts his final two years after a close victory over Orlando Sanchez. Brown claimed 165,865 votes or 52 percent to Sanchez's 155,164 or 48 percent. Brown attacked Sanchez as inexperienced unreliable and extremist and questioned his probation officer work record.
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President salutes stars at Kennedy Center gala
President Bush salutes a group of honorees including Jack Nicholson Julie Andrews Van Cliburn Quincy Jones and Luciano Pavarotti for lifetime contributions to the performing arts as the Kennedy Center honors 24th annual gala unfolds with a White House reception.
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EPA completes anthrax cleanup in Senate suites
EPA crews wrapped up decontamination of anthrax spores in a dozen senators suites using chlorine dioxide gas in Daschle’s 8000 square foot office. Gas dissipated after more than 20 hours. In 11 other Hart offices, liquid or foam agents were used. Protectively suited workers collected samples for lab tests.
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Worlds apart in Oakland race divides across incomes
An AP review of census data shows Hispanics cluster in Oakland's flatlands while whites occupy hillside neighborhoods, revealing economics drove segregation more than race. The pattern contrasts with Chicago where blacks and whites remain highly separated.
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Missile defense test delayed for second straight night
The Pentagon delayed a fifth test of the prototype missile defense system for a second night due to bad weather in California and high winds. The test involves a mock warhead launched from Vandenberg to be intercepted by a rocket from Kwajalein with a Hawaian radar guiding an infrared kill vehicle.
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Federal Gulf oil lease sale narrowed under Bush compromise
The federal government, via the Minerals Management Service, offers drilling leases off Florida's Gulf Coast in a 1.5 million acre area, a scaled back plan from 5.9 million proposed. The auction, months after Bush and Jeb Bush opposition, aims to raise about $136 million, with distances from beaches well over 100 miles to limit spill risk.
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Maximus for Men Boosts Sex Drive and Performance
All natural Maximus claims to restore sexual ability and stamina for men from 20s to 70s plus. Testimonials from Vernon of California and Chris of Pennsylvania praise higher desire and longer lasting erections with no reported side effects.
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Maximus Natural Supplement Ad Offers Risk Free Trial
A toll free ad promotes Maximus an all natural supplement claiming to boost sex drive and stamina with a risk free trial. Customers are urged to call 1 888 786 4540 for the trial and to experience its power firsthand.
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