Diverse antiwar protesters mobilize nationwide movement
Washington and San Francisco prepare for weekend protests as activists claim a broader, more diverse coalition than in Vietnam. leaders report 23 city councils adopting antiwar resolutions, full page WSJ ad, online petitions, teach ins, and growing turnout with unions and churches joining.
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New Jersey the only state with campus sprinkler laws
Three years after a Seton Hall residence hall fire that killed three students, safety officials note New Jersey remains the only state to require sprinklers in both private and public college on and off campus housing. Since the 2000 blaze, 38 college student deaths occurred mostly in private off campus housing or fraternities.
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Senate blocks Democrats added spending in $390 billion bill
The Senate rejected Democratic attempts to add billions to a mammoth spending package, keeping overall costs in check amid GOP support for Bush. A 52-46 vote blocked restoring $11 billion trimmed from programs for farmers schools and local election modernization while Amtrak subsidies rose to $1.2 billion.
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