Protests Loom as IMF World Bank Meet Nears in D C
Washington police brace for up to 100000 demonstrators during the IMF World Bank weekend of Sept 29 30 with 6000 officers prepared. Officials warn of potential property damage while pledging to keep streets under control and the capital from burning.
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Washington
District of Columbia
World Bank and
International Monetary Fund
Charles Ramsey
Ramsey
Washington, D.C
Seattle
IMF
World Bank
Richard Becker
International Action Center
White House
Quebec
Thomas Dawson
Associated Press
District of
Social Security reform commission to meet in private
The 16 member Bush administration Social Security reform commission plans private morning subgroup sessions at a Washington hotel to discuss creating personal accounts. Critics say the closed talks skirt the Federal Advisory Committee Act though the full panel meeting will be open to the public.
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Washington
Bush
Social Security Commission
Commission
Randy Clerihue
Rebecca Daugherty
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
Eric Glitzenstein
Dick Cheney
General Accounting Office
Congress
White House
Senate
Joe Lieberman
D-Conn
Senate Government Affairs Committee
Health Care Finance Administration
Investigation into deputy death reopened in Louisiana
FBI reopens 1965 shooting case of Washington Parish deputy Oneal Moore near Varnado. Creed Rogers hurt as pickup with Confederate emblems sprayed bullets from its bed. Suspect arrested nearby in Tyler Town, Miss, released a month later for lack of evidence.
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New Orleans
FBI
Oneal Moore
Washington Parish
Varnado
Moore
Creed Rogers
Tylertown
Miss
Ree
Gay group sign in Adopt-A-Highway program
Sioux Falls activists win a sign but Gov. Janklow announces all Adopt-A-Highway signs will be removed by year end. New generic signs will credit concerned citizens for road cleanup.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Bill Janklow
Janklow
South Dakota senate race could be hardest fought in 2002
AP reports South Dakota Senate contest pits freshman Democrat Tim Johnson against Republican John Thune a race seen as pivotal to control of the Senate. Bush urged Thune to challenge Johnson as campaigns plan a combined spending around ten million dollars with Johnson building a robust war chest amid anticipated attacks.
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Washington
South Dakota
U.S. Senate
Tim Johnson
South
Bush
Johnson
Larry Pressler
John Thune
Thune
Kimberley
White House
Sioux Falls
Associated Press
Senate
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Sioux River Valley Community Health Center
M.D
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Group of Eight Finance Ministers
Genoa
Italy
Social Security Reform Commission
BBQ Depot
Mt. Holly
Charlotte Avenue
Amsurp
AAA Family Foot Care Center
The
Brian Center
John Longobardo, D.pm
WS Board Certified
Aliments Church
Olin Byrum
Erskine Drive
Gastonia
Park School
Olin Byrum III
Torre
David Vaughn
Colorado
Jesus Christ
God
Noah
Abraham
Joseph
Moses
David
Esther
Daniel
Church OF Christ
N. New Hope Road
Pemace
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