End of year pranks turn serious for Georgia students
In Georgia, senior pranks led to arrests for criminal damage after four golf carts were spray painted in school colors and bleach was poured on a football field. Five Coweta County high school students were barred from graduation. In a separate incident a suburban Atlanta school swapped a pornographic video into announcements, with seniors viewed as suspects.
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Delegates open to convention change in Kerry funding plan
Democratic activists in Boston discuss delaying the nominating convention to limit Bush's early financial edge. Kerry would gain seven weeks of public funding leverage, while delegates warn of diminished convention energy and attendance. Some say delaying the nomination could curb private fundraising but acknowledge it would be unprecedented.
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Bush victory may force reshaping of his war council
After a second term, Bush could overhaul his national security team. Powell may depart while Rumsfeld or Tenet faces exit. Rice Ridge likely stay in new roles. Ashcroft may seek to continue domestic terrorism leadership amid Iraq war fallout.
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