NAACP protests surge at South Carolina borders
NAACP protests flare as yellow signs urge travelers to take their money elsewhere marking a new wave in a two year South Carolina boycott over the Confederate flag dispute. The flag issue began at the Statehouse dome and a second Confederate monument stands nearby.
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Longest living artificial heart recipient greets crowd at Louisville
Seventy-year-old Tom Christerson, the longest living self contained artificial heart recipient, walked onto the University of Louisville court with his doctor and a chalked placard. He is 171 days with the Abiomed AbioCor device, after the first recipient died after 151 days. Christerson has been recovering at Jewish Hospital and has enjoyed trips to a mall and riverfront restaurant.
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Huge Midwest storm freezes the nation with snow and ice
A major storm spread snow and ice across the central U S on Saturday prompting flight delays at Dallas and Chicago and causing slick roads with cars in ditches. Up to 2 feet of snow possible in Michigan's Upper Peninsula by Sunday. Illinois and Wisconsin saw several inches as travel warnings spread.
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Bush pushes plan for teacher training and hiring
President Bush outlined a plan to recruit and train 2 million teachers over the next decade with a nearly $3 billion budget this year for recruiting and hiring. Senator Kennedy countered that the budget cuts programs that boost teacher quality and reduce class size, while Bush prepares a Minnesota trip and series of public events to highlight education reform efforts.
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