Toddler shot at Pomona Burger King. gunman killed by police
A 2 year old Osvaldo Martinez was shot in the head while dining with his mother at a Pomona Burger King. The gunman, who was eating lunch nearby, was killed by police outside the restaurant after the attack.
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Pomona
Calif
Burger King
Los Angeles
Joann Crabb
Osvaldo Martinez
White House staff a family affair rises amid service
The article profiles White House aides who work with relatives including Jeanie Figg and daughter Kara, and couples such as Nanette and Mark Everson, Scott and Mark McClellan. It notes the perks of access and the downsides of long hours, plus how campaigns and politics draw families together and apart.
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East Wing
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Figg
Kara
Bush
Nanette Everson
Office of Management and Budget
Nanette
Mark
White Houses
Scott
Mark McClellan
Texas
Stanford University
Food and Drug Administration
Oval Office
Mark Everson
Yale University
Reagan
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Kara Figg
Senate backs nationwide Amber Alert system bill
The Senate 92 to 0 approves a national Amber Alert network with 25 million dollars in matching grants to states and communities for equipment and training, urging the House to pass the measure. Named after Amber Hagerman, the Texas girl abducted and killed, the alerts mobilize radio TV and highway signs to aid missing children recoveries.
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Senate
House
Amber Hagerman
Arlington
Texas
Senate 92-0
Justice Department
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Bush budget seeks four percent growth for federal agencies
President Bush to propose a 4 percent overall increase for federal agencies next fiscal year, less than this year as domestic security, defense, and other programs gain priority. Budget director Mitchell Daniels said homeland security would see the largest hikes, with veterans and education among beneficiaries. The plan aims to slow massive infusions while addressing deficits amid a stalled Congressional funding process.
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Bush
White House
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Education
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Senate
Heating aid added to spending bill boosts poor relief
Senate approved an 88 to 4 move to add 300 million dollars for low income home energy aid this year. The measure brings total government heating funding near two billion while debates over a 390 billion government-wide package continue amid winter weather.
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Senate
Pentagon
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Bush
Capitol
White House
Jack Reed
D-R.l
Susan Collins
Rlaine
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