Elephant kills man during Shrine Circus loading
A man died after an elephant trampled him while handlers attempted to load the animal onto a semitrailer at Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne. Police said three handlers were securing the animal as the circus crew began packing up.
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Iraq leader seeks U S troops to stay amid voting chaos
Iraq's interim president Ghazi al Yawer urged tens of thousands of voters may have been unable to cast ballots as polling places ran out in Basra Baghdad and Najaf. He warned a power vacuum and security concerns justify keeping U S forces until Iraqi security bodies improve and terrorists are reduced.
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Education chief Spellings vows parent role in policy
Margaret Spellings, sworn in as the eighth U S education secretary, says her duties as a parent will guide her views while pursuing No Child Left Behind. President Bush casts Spellings as a confidante and pledges an open, honest department, with focus on accountability and testing to boost graduation rates.
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Social Security battle sparks record campaign spend
Washington figures reveal a high stakes fight over private accounts. Advocates on both sides plan tens of millions in spending and a campaign style push across five states, with the RNC, MoveOn, AARP and various groups mobilizing millions of volunteers, donors, and media efforts to sway opinion.
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Bush to outline Social Security ideas without full plan
President Bush will present a partial outline on strengthening Social Security in his State of the Union address, delaying detailed fixes as Congress remains split. White House aides cite ongoing bipartisan talks, with emphasis on top domestic priority and next steps after the speech.
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