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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2004
Page
9
President Bush will unveil a 2005 budget on February 2 aiming to extend tax cuts, aid savers and cut health costs for the poor while boosting defense, security, education, space and AIDS efforts amid a changed economy and war on terrorism. The package seeks to reassure voters with a less ambitious plan than his 2001 surplus projections.
A revised Reflecting Absence plan for the World Trade Center memorial adds a tribute to rescue workers, a forested landscape, and an underground interpretive center. Names are arranged around the pools with ranks and insignia for rescue crews, and officials welcomed the more dignified tribute.
President Bush used a NASA address to chart a costly future for space exploration. He proposed a moon base as a stepping stone to Mars, pledging 12 billion dollars over five years with most funds existing and a long-range program costing hundreds of billions. Michael Foale, aboard the ISS, framed NASA as just beginning its journey.
Health officials hope a chicken flu killing at least three people in Vietnam will not spread person to person. A genetic study shows the virus remains avian, reducing the immediate risk of a human pandemic. The World Health Organization notes no human infections among caretakers, and the likelihood of human transmission is considered low.
U.S. investigators chase 81 Forsberg herd cows linked to the first U.S. mad cow case. Only 14 found in weeks of work, aided by import documents, health certificates, and DNA testing. USDA uses 70 staff to trace animals and argues for an electronic ID system to speed responses and prevent human illness. More than 570 cattle have been destroyed or marked for destruction to date.
Oliver Stone will start shooting scenes for the historical epic Alexander in Thailand this week with hundreds of Thai and foreign cast and crew. The production plans several weeks of filming ending in early February, after previously operating in Morocco and outside Los Angeles. Colin Farrell stars as Alexander the Great.
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