Sununu forecast partisan tone in budget talks
White House chief of staff John Sununu signaled that budget talks with Congress will be intensely partisan, even as others seek to downplay politics. He tied the need for talks to Democratic Congress inaction on the deficit and suggested Bush may consider a tax increase only under Congress approval for a line item veto or similar spending control. Sununu defended the tax discussion as part of addressing the budget deficit and stressed the GOP election advantage amid Democratic leadership failures.
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OWE Teacher of the Year Leads Elyria West Students
Sam Battles and Lee Young coordinate the Occupational Work Experience program at Elyria West High School. Battles was named Ohio OWE Teacher of the Year and aims to give students survival and work skills, insisting school remains a priority while providing real job experience and paths to diplomas and careers.
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Tokyo stocks surge as dollar slides for fourth day
Tokyo share prices jumped with the Nikkei 225 up 1.68 percent to 32042.65 as the dollar fell to 153.35 yen. Traders cited lower overseas interest rates, higher domestic bond prices, and a weaker dollar as key drivers amid about 800 million shares traded.
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Millions Needed for Federal Jobs in Government Workforce
Chicago report notes the U S government as the nation’s largest employer aims to hire across about 200 occupations after years of cuts. It cites 3 million civilian workers, with 1 090 000 Defense Department and 700 000 Post Office staff, and details salaries, demographics, and recruitment at schools and campuses.
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