Fog bound pileups close I 68 kill two injure many
Crews cleared wreckage from nearly 90 vehicles after a series of fog shrouded pileups that killed two people and injured dozens, reopening Interstate 68 for holiday travel. The crashes began on Big Savage Mountain when a truck hit a van, triggering chain reactions in both directions.
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President Bush appeals to more than one million potential donors to back his 2004 re election bid. He stresses focusing on fighting terrorism and running the country, notes expected fundraising beyond 200 million for primaries, and cites new finance laws boosting individual contributions.
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