Bush signs landmark AIDS relief renewal in White House
President Bush approves a five year renewal of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in a ceremony at the White House East Room. The bill, passed by wide margins in Congress, raises spending, relaxes abstinence requirements, adds a conscience clause, and broadens visa access for HIV positive individuals.
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Walking while texting sparks injuries warn doctors
Valerie Jarrett told ER physicians she twisted her ankle after stepping off a Chicago curb while texting. The American College of Emergency Physicians cites more injuries nationwide and two deaths in California linked to texting while walking.
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Abigail Adams would have been excited by Ford era appoints
The article notes that the first woman to serve as U S ambassador to Great Britain began in 1976 and references a remark by Ford about his wife Betty Ford encouraging women to hold posts. Armstrong also comments that Abigail Adams would share the excitement over such selections.
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Governor 61 Is Barred For No ID In Olympia
Washington Governor Chris Gregoire, 61, was turned away from Hannahs bar in Olympia for lacking ID after attending the Capital Lake fair. She left, but her husband Mike entered with the group. The incident drew attention as officials noted she is the state’s governor and thus should be recognized.
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Millionaire Doorman Firings After Lottery Win
New York City doorman Randazzo was fired after winning a $5 million lottery. He had said he would not quit his day job and notified the union grievance center that he was shown the door. Randazzo earned $40,000 annually and then $65,000 every three months after the jackpot on May 2. His father confirmed a discharge letter but offered few details.
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