Reno launches Florida governor bid amid Democratic field
Former Florida attorney general Janet Reno kicks off a gubernatorial campaign fundraising drive in Tallahassee. Supporters expect strong statewide backing as she faces rivals Pete Peterson Daryl Jones Lois Frankel Bill McBride and Jim Davis. Polls show Reno favored in the Democratic primary but trailing Gov Jeb Bush in the general election, with commentary on how her Clinton-era record might affect voters.
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Explosion near Jerusalem French school kills self bomber
A man disguising as an Orthodox Jew detonated a nail bomb near Lycee Francais in central Jerusalem during morning rush hour, killing himself and injuring eleven bystanders and two police officers. Police chased him and a border guard detail opened fire as he exploded. Classes continued at the Lycee Francais and nearby Anglican School amid heightened security.
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Nations seek salvage at racism talks after U.S. and Israel walk out
Durban witnesses EU Arab League and South Africa strive for compromise on a draft final declaration at the World Conference Against Racism. U.S. Powell and Israel pulled out citing hateful language while Mary Robinson urged restraint as negotiations continued.
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Bush urges Congress to prioritize budget talks at Labor Day rallies
President Bush told union workers in Wisconsin and Michigan that Washington should prioritize spending to avoid a Social Security crisis and fund government beyond Sept. 30. He met with Senate leaders to map strategy over 13 funding bills while pushing for capital gains tax cuts to spur growth. Democrats warn such cuts strain surpluses and Social Security.
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Gore campaigns in Minneapolis for Sayles Belton third-term bid
Former Vice President Al Gore attended a campaign style rally in Minneapolis backing Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton for a third term. He avoided questions about a 2004 presidential run, noting only a lighthearted line about political outcomes and commenting on the national economy under President Bush.
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