Bush campaigns on security and war policy in New Mexico
President Bush wrapped up August fund raising with a Western swing aimed at building a tough policy record for November. He spoke at New Mexico State University, urged cross terrain to peace, and framed the fight against Saddam Hussein within a broader terror strategy while facing antiwar protests in Los Angeles and Portland.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Bush
New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Los Angeles
California
Bill Simon
Iraq
Portland
Saddam Hussein
America
John Sanchez
Bill Richardson
Homeland Security
Senate Mainity
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Congress
George W. Bush
Regency Club
Doctor accused of bomb plot had huge cache of explosives
A Tampa physician Robert J. Goldstein 37 faced charges of possessing a non-registered explosive device and planning to attack Islamic centers. Police found up to 40 weapons including 50 caliber rifles, 30 plus explosive devices and a 5 gallon gasoline bomb with timer. A 11 point mission template outlined steps and avoidance of fingerprints. The Islamic Society of Tampa Bay urged vigilance as authorities treat it as a serious case.
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Tampa
Fila
Robert J. Goldstein
Cai Dennie
Goldstein
Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Special
Carlos Baixanl
St. Petersburg
Islam Education Center
Islamic Society
Mohammad Sultan
Islamic Society of
Tampa Bay
Remains Found At Suspect Home In Girls Vanishing Case
FBI teams found human remains in an outbuilding behind Ward Weaver’s Oregon City home believed linked to the disappearances of Ashley Pond and Miranda Gaddis. A body had not yet been identified, with investigators expanding to a concrete slab area as searches continued.
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Oregon City
Ore
FBI
Ward Weaver
Charlie Mathews
Portland
Gordon Harras
Weaver
Don Martin
Wesley Duffey
Wes
Cassie Winter
Ashley Pond
Miranda Gaddis
911
Ashley
Miranda
Oregon City Police
Oregon State Police
Michelle Duffey
Linda Beloof
Mathews
Space-a financial odyssey in Hollywood space tourism
Hollywood pitches space travel as a revenue show. Destiny Productions founder David Krief envisions celebrity space tourism funded by sponsors, with Lance Bass training for a Soyuz ride to the ISS. Russians seek $20 million for training and flight, risking Bass’s launch if cash delays persist.
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Hollywood
Final Frontier
WASA
Space
Space Station
David Krief
Destiny Productions
Krief
Jules Verne
Christopher Columbus
Santa Maria
Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
Gordo
Sion
Lance Bass
N Sync
Gagarin Cosmonauts Training Center
Star City
Russia
Destiny
Bass
Johnson Space Center
Houston
International Space Station
Wilshire Boulevard
America
Cindy Crawford
Tom Cruise
J-Lo
Sean Combs
Earth
Nike
L.A. Laker
Kobe Bryant
Sundance
Lance
Russian Space Agency
Sergei Gorbunov
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Senate
Cal Deni
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Adah
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