Stunt prompts venue change bid in serial killer case
In OLATHE Kansas attorneys sought a change of venue after a disk jockey handed out T shirts reading roll out the barrels on courthouse lawn. Judge John Anderson III denied the motion noting jurors unlikely to have seen the stunt.
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Officials say terrorists still funded
Washington officials told Congress that terrorists retain financial capacity for new attacks despite campaigns to cut funding. State, Treasury, and Justice officials warned more work is needed as al Qaida reportedly continues to receive funds from Osama bin Laden’s inheritance, members, supporters, and charities.
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White House honors Hispanic Heritage Month with reception
President Bush hosted a White House reception for Hispanic Heritage Month featuring Latin music and guests including Miss Universe Justine Pasek and Red Sox shortstop Nomar Garciaparra. He highlighted diversity and values while facing Democratic criticism of the event as political theater. He acknowledged many Hispanic appointees, noted Emilio Estefan and Raul from Texas, and included education reform, Iraq, and a briefing amid performances by Jennifer Pena, Jaci Velasquez, and Gian Marco.
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Bush says no money for Medicare providers
White House budget chief Mitchell Daniels warned Congress that the nation cannot afford billions more for Medicare providers as revenues fall. The AARP opposed the aid package, saying less than 10 percent would help beneficiaries and criticizing lawmakers for delaying a prescription drug benefit.
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